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Fragile: A story of Bihar migrants working in Calcutta’s largest wholesale...
Photo Essay by Chhandak Pardhan* On the congested road outside Kolay Market- Calcutta's largest wholesale vegetable market, one often comes across group of well built men in colourful turbans....
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China and Pakistan: Fair-Weather Friends
By Michael Beckley* Two assumptions dominate current debates on US foreign policy toward Pakistan. First, Pakistan shares a robust “all- weather” friendship with China centered on core national...
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by Daveed Gartenstein-Ross and Tara Vassefi* Pakistan’s historical and contemporary support for jihadi groups has caused US policy prescriptions over the past decade to focus prominently on the need...
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Kashmir Infitada
By Shome Basu* Nestled between the Himalyas and the Pir Panjal mountain range, Kashmir was, is and always will be a paradise. Sadly these views are not without a price. With boundaries that stretch...
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Bridging the Gap between Policy-Making and Academia: An Interview with South...
From Volume 7, Issue 2 - September 2012 - Download PDF YJIA: How has your experience as an academic influenced your work as a diplomat and vice versa? Can you speak to the unique role of a...
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No longer the status quo? Changes in China’s approach to territorial conflict
By Andrew Taffer* The China Marine Surveillance cutter "Haijian 66" and the Japan Coast Guard cutter "Kiso" confronted each other near the Diaoyu Islands in September 2012. (Photo by China Marine...
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The Age of Democracy and Reason—Can South Asia Find Lasting Peace?
By Probal DasGupta* A polling station in Uttaradit Province, Thailand, during the 2007 elections. (Photo by Tevaprapas Makklay, Wikimedia Commons) Around 2005, South Asia was a patchwork of two...
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