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Nuclear and Missile Race in South Asia: Relevance of Military Restructuring Book

At International level the cold war among superpowers ended in the early nineties of the twentieth-century. However, regional cold war between India and Pakistan continued throughout the nineties. In the wake of Pakistan?s test firing of the Ghauri-I missile in April 1998 and with both India and Pakistan exploding nuclear devices in May 1998, the arms race in South Asia began. The costly Nuclear and missile race unleashed since then has threatened regional peace and stability, and increased the risk of nuclear confrontation between India and Pakistan. It is a matter of great concern for the International community and peace researchers everywhere. This book is an outcome of a peace project that was completed with the Copenhagen Peace Research Institute under the guidance of Dr. Bjoern read more...
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