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Map of South Asia
1 Introduction 1
2 Culture of Friendship and the Politicization of Culture 29
3 Culture of Rivalry and Limited Conflict 67
4 Culture of Enmity and Unlimited Conflict 101
5 Conclusion 129 Bibliography 141 Index 151
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Daniel Vinet
reviewed India and Pakistan: Friends, Rivals or Enemies? on March 31, 2020
India and Pakistan
Good, but doesn't account of changes in Sherpa culture since the arrival of Hillary in the Khumbu.
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