«INDO-PAKISTANI CONFLICT»
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Key words: Deterrence, sovereign, management, diplomacy.Abstract
Abstract: This article examines the implications of possession of nuclear weapons for war between India and Pakistan. Existing literature derived from US-Soviet interaction during the Cold War may have little relevance to conflicts between developing nations with small and vulnerable nuclear arsenals. Applying power cycle theory within a regional context, this study explores possible global ramifications of a South Asian nuclear arms race.
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