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Bilateral and Multilateral Cooperation in South Asia / edited by Adluri Subramanyam Raju. - 1 online resource

Contents
Contributors;
Acknowledgements;
Introduction;
PART 1 Regionalism and multilateralism in South Asia: Background;
1 Options in economic cooperation: Background;
2 Regionalism and multilateralism: Contradictory or complementary?;
3 Limits of multilateralism in South Asia;
PART 2 Regional cooperation in South Asia and beyond;
4 Migration and refugees in South Asia;
5 Terrorism and regional cooperation: What is SAARC up to?;
6 Connecting South Asia through sub-regional initiatives: A case study of (B)BIN MVA;
7 India’s new regionalism in South Asia: Changing dynamics and patterns;
8 India looking beyond SAARC: Is it benefiting?;
9 BIMSTEC: India’s options for stepping beyond regionalism;
10 India: Multilateral and bilateral engagement with ASEAN;
11 Regional groupings: Sri Lanka as a troubled island nation;
PART 3 Bilateralism in South Asia;
12 India–Bangladesh connectivity: A critical appraisal;
13 India–Pakistan relationship: Nuclear as a factor;
14 Understanding the Afghanistan conundrum: Implications for India;
15 “Pashtun” factor in Afghanistan–Pakistan relations;
Index

ISBN:

LCCN: 2021016109

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Regionalism--South Asia.
South Asian cooperation.

Dewey Class. No.: 320.540954 RAJ