The Politics of Nuclear Weapons in South Asia

The Politics of Nuclear Weapons in South Asia (1st Edition)
Editor: Bhumitra Chakma
Publisher: Routledge
Binding: Paperback
Paper Quality: Standard white paper
Category: Political Science / International Relations / South Asian Studies

Recommended For:
– Students of International Relations, Political Science, and Strategic Studies
– Researchers and policymakers studying South Asian security dynamics
– CSS / PMS aspirants with interest in Pakistan–India relations and nuclear deterrence
– Readers seeking insight into the nuclear politics of South Asia

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Regional Analysis
  Explores the nuclear policies and doctrines of India and Pakistan, highlighting their strategic rivalry and deterrence postures.

• Historical and Political Context
  Traces the evolution of nuclear programs in South Asia, from early development to post-1998 nuclearization.

• Theoretical Perspectives
  Analyzes nuclear strategy using realist and constructivist frameworks, connecting theory with regional realities.

• Impact on Regional and Global Security
  Discusses the implications of South Asia’s nuclearization for global non-proliferation regimes, regional stability, and crisis management.

• Contributions by Experts
  Features essays and analyses by leading scholars, providing diverse viewpoints on security, diplomacy, and nuclear ethics.

• Academic and Policy Relevance
  Serves as a valuable text for university courses and policy research related to defense, diplomacy, and peace studies.