Policy Choices in Internal Conflicts
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In the course of the research project Internal Conflicts and Transnational Consequences, the CSA has published eleven volumes. These books cover three internal conflicts in India and those in Nepal, Myanmar and Sri Lanka. Each of the conflict was studied in detail with the help of experts from different disciplines and different countries. This is
The book aims to study the Internal Conflicts of four countries, India, Nepal, Myanmar and Sri Lanka. This volume analyses the positive and negative outcomes of the way of different governing systems in handling these conflicts. The study…mehr

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In the course of the research project Internal Conflicts and Transnational Consequences, the CSA has published eleven volumes. These books cover three internal conflicts in India and those in Nepal, Myanmar and Sri Lanka. Each of the conflict was studied in detail with the help of experts from different disciplines and different countries. This is
The book aims to study the Internal Conflicts of four countries, India, Nepal, Myanmar and Sri Lanka. This volume analyses the positive and negative outcomes of the way of different governing systems in handling these conflicts. The study highlights the importance of not only understanding the major internal conflicts but also anticipating and identifying the problems and difficulties that arise from the consequences and throws up useful policy pointers.
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Autorenporträt
Lt Gen (Retd) V R Raghavan is President, Centre for Security Analysis, Chennai, India. He was a member of India's National Security Advisory Board. He was also a member of the Task Force set up by the Government of India to Review Defense Preparedness. The General was an elected member of the Council of United Services Institution of India and was Council Member, International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), London.