Structuralism and the Indo-Pak Rivalry: Responsible Politico- Economic Factors and Policy Analysis

Great regional powers maintain its regional structure by ensuring stability whereas weaker nations balance the structure by acquiring friendship of extra-territorial global nations. [...]a regional structure is intercepted by global actors for the physical security of lesser powers. [...]amalgam of...

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Published in:South Asian studies (Lahore, Pakistan) Pakistan), 2015-12, Vol.30 (2), p.25
Main Authors: Soherwordi, Syed Hussain Shaheed, Abbasi, Reena, Javed, Tabassum
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Analysis
Foreign policy
Hostility
International relations
Muslims
Structuralism
Waltz, Kenneth (1924-2013)
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Summary:Great regional powers maintain its regional structure by ensuring stability whereas weaker nations balance the structure by acquiring friendship of extra-territorial global nations. [...]a regional structure is intercepted by global actors for the physical security of lesser powers. [...]amalgam of these internal and external factors provided a structural framework, serves as the pillar on which the structure of foreign policies of both the nations stands. [...]since its independence, Pakistan and India's foreign policy is dictated by external factors influenced by the hostility of other states.
ISSN:1026-678X
2309-4575