Paradigms of conflict resolution in South Asia
By: edited by Moonis Ahmar.
Contributors: Ahmar, Moonis.
Publisher: University Press Ltd.
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Dhaka
Language: eng
Number of pages: 322
Subjects: Conflict management -- South Asia -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Other titles: Conflict resolution in South Asia
Description: Contributed workshop articles.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Why rethink the paradigms of conflict resolution? / Moonis Ahmar; title: Conflict resolution and peace : conceptual and theoretical concerns / Farhan Hanif Siddiqi; title: Linkage between confidence-building measures and peace process in South Asia / Shaheen Akhtar; title: Paradigms of conflict resolution in South Asia : the South-Asian syndrome : a frame work paper / A.R. Siddiqi; title: Confidence building measures : a prerequisite to conflict resolution in South Asia / Arshi Saleem Hashmi; title: Track-II diplomacy and the process of conflict resolution in South Asia : an institutional survey / Sundeep Wesleker; title: Gender and conflict resolution in South Asia / Meenashi Gopinath and Sumona Dasgupta; title: Refugees, gender, and conflict resolution : the South Asian experience / Sharmina Nasrin; title: Nuclear CBM's debate in South Asia : an analysis / Zafar Nawaz Jaspal; title: The debate on non-nuclear CBM's in South Asia / Mussarat Qadeem; title: Linkage between terrorism and the CBM's process in South Asia /; title: Mutahir Ahmed; title: India and its northern and eastern neighbours : confidence-building through cooperation / Smruti S. Pattanaik; title: India-Pakistan summit diplomacy : lessons learned / Karan R. Sawhny and Nidhi Narain; title: Sri Lanka peace prospects / Sugeeswara Senadhira; title: Vision of South Asia in 2047? : perceptions on conflict resolution / Nabiha Gul, Maria Saifuddin and Nadia Khalil; title: The vision of South Asia in the year 2047? : perceptions on cooperative security / Nausheen Wasi; title: Vision of South Asia in the year 2047? : perceptions on human development / Naeem Ahned.