| ID | 091981 |
| Title Proper | Pakistan-India peace process |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Ahmed, Khaled |
| Publication | 2009. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Asking the people of two states to meet can be violative of state nationalism.As a confidence building measure (CBM) recommended from outside the state, it can be subversive. Nationalism unites a nation by designating an enemy outside it. This unity is based on a people hating another people as a collectivity. By recommending that people meet across the national frontier, we ask the two peoples to distance themselves from their mutually hostile states. |
| `In' analytical Note | South Asian Journal vol. ,No. 26; Oct-Dec 2009: p.44-61 |
| Journal Source | South Asian Journal vol. ,No. 26; Oct-Dec 2009: p.44-61 |
| Key Words | Pakistan ; India ; Peace Process ; Nationalism ; Hindu ; Muslim ; CBM ; Trade ; Security ; Confidence Building Measure |