Conflict and Integration in Indo-Pakistan RelationsCenters for South and Southeast Asia Studies, University of California at Berkeley, 1989 - India - 265 pages |
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... Islamabad and a Nuclear Training and Research Center at Lahore . Third , work on the site of the research reactor in Islamabad was at an advanced stage . Finally , mineral surveys uncovered radioactive materials in the sands along the ...
... Islamabad and a Nuclear Training and Research Center at Lahore . Third , work on the site of the research reactor in Islamabad was at an advanced stage . Finally , mineral surveys uncovered radioactive materials in the sands along the ...
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... Islamabad . It could stop supporting autonomy or secessionist movements by denying moral , financial , and other support to opponents of the Pakistan government . It could stop making public statements about supporting particular ...
... Islamabad . It could stop supporting autonomy or secessionist movements by denying moral , financial , and other support to opponents of the Pakistan government . It could stop making public statements about supporting particular ...
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... Islamabad's willingness to accept Indian military aid , which in turn will depend on Islamabad's cost - benefit calculations of military cooperation . Large - scale military aid is unlikely until the present differences over Kashmir ...
... Islamabad's willingness to accept Indian military aid , which in turn will depend on Islamabad's cost - benefit calculations of military cooperation . Large - scale military aid is unlikely until the present differences over Kashmir ...
Contents
Regional Powers and Integration | 1 |
Partition and its Results | 14 |
India and Pakistan Recover | 36 |
Copyright | |
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