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Paperback. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: India and Pakistan started the Composite Dialogue Process (CDP) in 1997 when at Male, the capital of the Maldives, the then Indian Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif proposed the idea of a structured dialogue. Initially the dial…ogue process became the casualty of the 1999 Kargil war and the subsequent attack on the Indian Parliament in 2001.However, since April 2003 it has progressed steadily till the November 26, 2008 Mumbai terror attacks when the dialogue process was suspended for a long time. This book dwells upon the history of the peace process since its inception in 1997 and examines the progress made in the eight baskets of issues namely, Peace and Security including Confidence Building Measures (CBMs); Jammu and Kashmir (J&K); Siachen; Wullar Barrage/Tulbul Navigation Project; Sir Creek; Economic and Commercial Cooperation; Terrorism and Drug Trafficking; and, Promotion of Friendly Exchanges in Various Fields. Amongst the major achievements of Composite Dialogue can be cited a number of Confidence Building Measures related to peace and security; enhanced people to people contacts through bus and train services; continuation of ceasefire along the LoC since 2003; setting up of the Judicial Committee to look into the humanitarian issue of civilian prisoners/fishermen held in each other's jails and substantial growth on the trade front. About The Author: Sajad Padder was born and brought up in the Valley of Kashmir. He completed his Masters &M.Philin Political Science with first division from the Department of Political Science, University of Kashmir, Srinagar. He is currently a PhD fellow in the same institute. The young academic's research is focused on "IndiaPakistan Relations". He has many international publications to his credit. He has qualified the University Grants CommissionNational Eligibility Test in the year 2011. A recipient of Doctoral Fellowship awarded by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi, he is presently teaching at the UNESCOMadanjeet Singh Institute of Kashmir Studies, University of Kashmir, Srinagar. Content: Preface 9 List of Abbreviations 11 Chapter1 Brief Survey of IndoPak Relations in the Context of War and Peace Treaties 15 Birth of Pakistan 15 The Emergence of Kashmir as a Problem 16 Kashmir in the UN 20 Karachi Agreement1949 21 Delhi Agreement1952 22 Removal of Sheikh Abdullah1953 24 Indus Water Treaty1960 25 SinoIndian War of 1962 and its Impact on IndoPak Relations 27 The Kutch Conflict1965 28 Second Kashmir War1965 28 Tashkent Declaration1966 30 Significance for Politics within Jammu and Kashmir 31 IndoPak War1971 31 Simla Agreement1972 32 Significance for Politics within Jammu and Kashmir 34 The Indian Nuclear Explosion1974 35 Kashmir Accord1975 35 Siachen Clashes1984 37 Exercise Brasstacks1986 38 Insurgency in Kashmir1989 38 Male Spirit1997 39 Nuclear Explosions of May1998 40 Bus Diplomacy and the Lahore Declaration 41 Kargil Affair1999 42 PoliticalStrategic Motives 42 Military/Proxy WarRelated Motives 43 Agra Summit2001 43 Notes 45 Chapter2 Issues and Components in the Composite Dialogue Process 51 Peace and Security including CBMs 53 Jammu and Kashmir 55 Siachen 59 Tulbul Navigation Project/ Wullar Barrage 62 Sir Creek 64 Terrorism and Drug Trafficking 66 Economic and Commercial Cooperation 68 Promotion of Friendly Exchanges in Various Fields 70 Chapter3 Mapping the Progress of the Composite Dialogue Process 77 Peace and Security including CBMs 77 Military CBMs 78 NonMilitary CBMs 79 Jammu and Kashmir 81 Joint Statement at Islamabad 81 Thinking Kashmir: From Foursteps to Autonomy and Selfgovernance 83 Internal Dialogue Process 85 Ground Reality at Present 87 Siachen 88 Wullar Barrage/Tulbul Navigation Project 91 Sir Creek 92 Terrorism and Drug Trafficking 94 Joint Antiterrorism Mechanism (Havana Declaration) 95 Economic and Commercial Cooperation 98 CrossLoC Trade 103 Ira.
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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. About The Book: India and Pakistan started the Composite Dialogue Process (CDP) in 1997 when at Male, the capital of the Maldives, the then Indian Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif proposed the idea of a structured dialogue. Initially the dial…ogue process became the casualty of the 1999 Kargil war and the subsequent attack on the Indian Parliament in 2001.However, since April 2003 it has progressed steadily till the November 26, 2008 Mumbai terror attacks when the dialogue process was suspended for a long time. This book dwells upon the history of the peace process since its inception in 1997 and examines the progress made in the eight baskets of issues namely, Peace and Security including Confidence Building Measures (CBMs); Jammu and Kashmir (J&K); Siachen; Wullar Barrage/Tulbul Navigation Project; Sir Creek; Economic and Commercial Cooperation; Terrorism and Drug Trafficking; and, Promotion of Friendly Exchanges in Various Fields. Amongst the major achievements of Composite Dialogue can be cited a number of Confidence Building Measures related to peace and security; enhanced people to people contacts through bus and train services; continuation of ceasefire along the LoC since 2003; setting up of the Judicial Committee to look into the humanitarian issue of civilian prisoners/fishermen held in each other's jails and substantial growth on the trade front. About The Author: Sajad Padder was born and brought up in the Valley of Kashmir. He completed his Masters &M.Philin Political Science with first division from the Department of Political Science, University of Kashmir, Srinagar. He is currently a PhD fellow in the same institute. The young academic's research is focused on "IndiaPakistan Relations". He has many international publications to his credit. He has qualified the University Grants CommissionNational Eligibility Test in the year 2011. A recipient of Doctoral Fellowship awarded by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi, he is presently teaching at the UNESCOMadanjeet Singh Institute of Kashmir Studies, University of Kashmir, Srinagar. Content: Preface 9 List of Abbreviations 11 Chapter1 Brief Survey of IndoPak Relations in the Context of War and Peace Treaties 15 Birth of Pakistan 15 The Emergence of Kashmir as a Problem 16 Kashmir in the UN 20 Karachi Agreement1949 21 Delhi Agreement1952 22 Removal of Sheikh Abdullah1953 24 Indus Water Treaty1960 25 SinoIndian War of 1962 and its Impact on IndoPak Relations 27 The Kutch Conflict1965 28 Second Kashmir War1965 28 Tashkent Declaration1966 30 Significance for Politics within Jammu and Kashmir 31 IndoPak War1971 31 Simla Agreement1972 32 Significance for Politics within Jammu and Kashmir 34 The Indian Nuclear Explosion1974 35 Kashmir Accord1975 35 Siachen Clashes1984 37 Exercise Brasstacks1986 38 Insurgency in Kashmir1989 38 Male Spirit1997 39 Nuclear Explosions of May1998 40 Bus Diplomacy and the Lahore Declaration 41 Kargil Affair1999 42 PoliticalStrategic Motives 42 Military/Proxy WarRelated Motives 43 Agra Summit2001 43 Notes 45 Chapter2 Issues and Components in the Composite Dialogue Process 51 Peace and Security including CBMs 53 Jammu and Kashmir 55 Siachen 59 Tulbul Navigation Project/ Wullar Barrage 62 Sir Creek 64 Terrorism and Drug Trafficking 66 Economic and Commercial Cooperation 68 Promotion of Friendly Exchanges in Various Fields 70 Chapter3 Mapping the Progress of the Composite Dialogue Process 77 Peace and Security including CBMs 77 Military CBMs 78 NonMilitary CBMs 79 Jammu and Kashmir 81 Joint Statement at Islamabad 81 Thinking Kashmir: From Foursteps to Autonomy and Selfgovernance 83 Internal Dialogue Process 85 Ground Reality at Present 87 Siachen 88 Wullar Barrage/Tulbul Navigation Project 91 Sir Creek 92 Terrorism and Drug Trafficking 94 Joint Antiterrorism Mechanism (Havana Declaration) 95 Economic and Commercial Cooperation 98 CrossLoC Trade 103 Ira.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. India-Pakistan Composite Dialogue Process: Issues and Actions | Sajad Padder | Taschenbuch | 144 S. | Englisch | 2013 | LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | EAN 9783659395499 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: BoD - Books on Demand, In de Tarpen 42, 22848 Norderstedt, info[at]bod[dot]de | Anbieter: prei…gu.
