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100			_aShukla, Ashish _923959
245			_aTheoretical underpinnings of India–Pakistan relations
260			_aIndia Quarterly
300			_a76(2), Jun, 2020: p.294-312
520			_aThe India–Pakistan relations have historically been marked by mistrust, broken promises, unresolved issues and unending conflicts. A number of divisive factors shaped and influenced the nature of this relationship which inter alia includes large-scale violence at the time of partition, perceptual enmity and numerous unresolved issues including Kashmir. Due to all these reasons, the two countries have found themselves locked in a complex situation that could best be described using zero-sum two-person game. The author argues that perceptions play an important role in shaping the nature of bilateral relations. He goes on to identify six different prisms—three each in India and Pakistan—through which one can understand the nature and direction of this otherwise difficult relationship. –Reproduced
650			_aIndia, Pakistan, Muslim league, Two nation theory, Pakistan Army _921063
773			_aIndia Quarterly
906			_aINDIA - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS - PAKISTAN
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