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South Asian strategic thinkers have always sidelined and trampled any attempt to change the traditional contours of security discourse that would bring human aspects to the forefront. This is attributed to the very nature of post-colonial state formation, strategic and military alliances, and territoriality-based diplomatic engagements. All these have oriented national security issues more to external parameters, and ignored internal dynamics. In the process, citizens’ insecurity has often been neglected, sacrificed by the state in the name of larger military security interests.
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[H]omeownership in Hong Kong between the 1960s and 1990s had the political effect of channeling people's free conduct along a...
There is hardly any dispute that the Mahabharata places a high premium on the concept of non-violence. However, recent...
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