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Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Foreword/J.K. Ray. Acknowledgements. Introduction. I. The report of the trip 1. Components of the research programme. 2. Plan of the research programme. 3. Research questions political economic and socio cultural. 4. Institutes/organisations/offices visited. 5. Interaction with personnel of the various organizations a briefing. 6. Findings to the key questions. II. Articles and reports of team members 1. Arpita Basu Roy Peace Building in contemporary Afghanistan. 2. Binoda Kr. Mishra scourge of landmines in Afghanistan. 3. Kausik Bandyopadhyay perspectives on society and culture in contemporary Afghanistan. 4. Priya Singh Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU) and gender studies. III. Special articles (An Afghan perspective) 1. Zubair Popalzai the great state building game Post Taliban Afghanistan. 2. Zubair Popalzai the aid and power Nexus in rebuilding Afghanistan. 3. Shahmahmood Miakhel the importance of Tribal structures and Pakhtunwali in Afghanistan their role in security and governance. IV. Important contact information. Photographs. This volume is an outcome of a study trip undertaken by a team of researchers of the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies (MAKAIAS) to Kabul in pursuit of research queries related to state building in Post 2001 Afghanistan. This study trip had a two fold focus to study the process of political economic and social transition in Afghanistan and to explore the possibilities of constructive academic engagement between MAKAIAS and Afghan Institutes. It is a combination of a report and research papers of the team members and Afghan scholars and also contains important information on institutions and organisations in Kabul. Conceived to be an analysis of the challenges and Dilemmas of state building in contemporary Afghanistan this is also intended to be a guide to Afghan Studies. 132 pp. …

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The book explores the state of Afghanistan from a political and historical perspective to find out why and how Afghanistan has remained a conflict-prone country It highlights the comprehensiveness of the destruction in Afghanistan through different phases and establishes the interconnectivity of the social political and economic consequencesARPITA BASU ROY is Fellow at the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies MAKAIAS KolkataUnder the auspices of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies Kolkata 316 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Indian engagement with the Southeast Asian region extends beyond recent conceptualisations to periods when connectivity was defined not just in strategic but also in cultural terms. Close cultural interaction between India and Southeast Asia began in prehistoric times and continued until the beginning of colonial rule. And in the new millennium, India is trying its best to reconnect with the region with its "Look East" policy, and to strengthen its engagement by Acting East. It is undeniable that India views the region as a crucial partner today and there are vital concerns that both regions share. But contemporary concerns should not overshadow the broader issues that have been important to both regions through the ages. The current volume looks at different issues and perceptions of the region. Issues like borders, security, disputes are analysed alongside issues like religion, culture and traditions. Some retrospectives essays also attempt to question lost opportunities in Indian foreign policy and prescribe how India should look at the region. India's connection and engagement with the region has therefore been analysed and re-imagined. An interesting feature of this book is that it is an attempt by scholars in Kolkata and Hanoi to bring together their ideas and research on states, borders and religion. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. The post-2014 situation in Afghanistan following the drawdown of the US/NATO/ International Security Assistance Force, has been the subject of a most perplexing debate in recent times with the major obscurity lying in predicting the actual intentions of various actors involved in the Afghan imbroglio. Fixated on Afghanistan`s looming challenges, often a bleak picture of the embattled country`s future has been drawn in the international media and academia which anticipated that the volatility of Afghanistan would lead to regional instability and colossal security challenges, especially in the period beyond 2014. However, the narrative of despair was supplemented by a narrative of opportunity where proposals envisioning Afghanistan`s role as a fulcrum for trade and cooperation were being drawn up on the basis of an argument that hegemonic prescriptions do not sustain themselves. Nation-building, it was said, could proceed on the basis of economic development, social harmony, rule of law and participatory democracy in consonance with the wishes of the Afghan people ; and that a regional order which is yet to emerge is a pressing need in order to avoid intensified regional rivalry. Contemporary Afghanistan still remains a complex milieu characterised by powerful and competing agendas. Variables like the Taliban insurgency, the capabilities of the Afghan National Security Forces, presence of international troops, policies of the United States, the internal power struggle and the regional dynamics are fast evolving. India, an active player in Afghanistan, remains legitimately concerned about the kind of role it is to play under such circumstances. The post-2014 situation and the possibility of an international withdrawal necessitates sharing concerns, evaluating the contingencies and preparing ahead. The aim of this volume is to provide an appraisal of the post 2014 narrative of hope and despair. It deals with themes such as: internal political dynamics and power-struggle in Afghanistan, criticalities of security transition in Afghanistan, reconciliation between the other ethnic groups and the Taliban, possibilities of an Afghan-owned and Afghan-led process, regional security and the role of the regional countries, global response to the Afghan issue, India`s and Pakistan`s security dilemma vis-a-vis Afghanistan and India`s workable response.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. 1. Understanding the aberration of the liberal ontology of international state-building/Zubair Popalzai. 2. Afghanistan's ethno-political challenges: a case for federal arrangements/Raghav Sharma. 3. Islam and the state in the constitutional history of Afghanistan/Ambrish Dhaka. 4. Afghanistan's political institutions: a new approach/Bahram Amirahmadian. 5. NATO's withdrawal from Afghanistan: Post-2014 scenarios/Maqsudul Hasan Nuri. 6. Where is Afghanistan headed? Vishal Chandra. 7. Women and the political future of Afghanistan/C. Sheela Reddy. 8. Music as a factor in the political stabilisation of Afghanistan/Diloram Karomat. 9. US Policy towards Afghanistan and options for India/Venkat Lokanathan. 10. Conflicting imperatives of India and Pakistan in Afghanistan/Anwesha Ghosh. 11. Saudi Arabia's long-term policy towards Afghanistan: the consequences/Mirwais Balkhi. 12. Afghanistan's political future and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation/P. Krishna Mohan Reddy. 13. India in Afghanistan: The Saga of India's role in Afghanistan's political future/Yow Peter Raiphea. Arpita Basu Roy and Srimanti Sarkar Is Afghanistan's political future at an impasse? There are both internal and external reasons supporting a response in the affirmative. Although considerable gains were made in the country following the 2001 international intervention, increasing insurgent attacks threaten the fledging post-Taliban government while strategies of regional and sometimes extra-regional states threaten to destabilize and weaken it from the outside. Efforts to guarantee stability continue to be undermined by the implications of a political settlement with the Taliban and other armed opposition groups. The purpose of this volume is to critically examine the functioning of the present political arrangement and gaze into the possible alternative political scenarios, factoring in the role of various stakeholders such as the different ethnic groups, the insurgents, the warlords, the traditional political institutions in Afghan society. It discusses options like federalism and the problem of ethnic diversity, parliamentary or presidential forms of government, the question of neutrality of Afghanistan, the problem of traditional and modern political institutions, resurgent groups and the role of regional and extra-regional powers in Afghanistan's political future.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: As New. 1st Edition. Did the International intervention in Afghanistan in 2001 lead to the creation of unrealistic expectations on the part of the Afghan peoples? What were the negative effects of the use of force? These are some of the urgent questions that this volume seeks to answer. It questions the rationale for occupation by the intervening power. How and to what extent is this intervention plagued by problems of will and capacity? The issue of humanitarian intervention has the potential to divide international institutions such as the UN and damage their credibility. The volume also questions what kind of scenario is likely to develop, both within Afghanistan and in there region, in the case of withdrawal of international forces. The volume has developed out of an international seminar organised by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies in collaboration with Indian Council of World Affairs, aiming to bring together the perspectives of academicians, UN officials, journalists and military personnel. (jacket).…

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