South Asia's arms control process: cricket diplomacy and the composite dialogue
Nuclear arms control on the Indian subcontinent has had a rather chequered immediate past. In far less than ten years talks have begun, both sides have formally become nuclear powers, fought a war, nearly fought another, have threatened each other with dire consequences, and yet have reached importa...
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| Published in: | International affairs (London) 2005-10, Vol.81 (5), p.1039-1060 |
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