Titlebook: India-Pakistan; Coming to Terms Ashutosh Misra Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2010 bridge.concept.dialogue

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Introduction, neighbors have problems that cannot be simply wished away or be forcefully settled; and that all problems will have to be settled through bilateral negotiations in tandem with discarding the linkage politics. Fifty years is not a long period for such a pathbreaking realization to set in, but consid

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The Rann of Kutch Dispute and the Resolution Process,monstrates that territoriality goes to the heart of states’ sovereignty and integrity, and contested land—even if its strategic and resources values are low or negligible—can long remain a cause of quarrels and hostilities. Originally little attention was paid to this landmass during British rule. I

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Dispute over Siachen: A Glacier in Need of Thaw,undreds of casualties caused mostly by adverse climatic conditions and harsh terrain rather than military skirmishes. This is not to mention the continuing conflict’s enormous drain on the national exchequers of both sides. Notwithstanding mutual recognition of the conflict’s enormous costs in terms

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The Tulbul Navigation Project/Wular Barrage and Storage Project Dispute: A Casualty of Linkage Poligagement with each other. The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) signed in 1960 has, however, withstood the test of time, allowing the Permanent Indus Waters Commission (PCIW) to meet at regular intervals amid the highs and lows of the bilateral ties. The IWT itself is an illustration of the sagacity and far

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Conclusion,y). The basic question addressed was: How successful or nearly successful have the two countries been in negotiating solutions to their disputes, even though their overall relations remained hostile? It was believed that an answer to this question would shed light on the experiences of states in oth