This book examines Punjab river waters controversy in South Asia, a major defining feature of Punjab politics. It will be of interest to academics studying South Asian and Indian politics and rural political economy.
This book examines Punjab river waters controversy in South Asia, a major defining feature of Punjab politics. It will be of interest to academics studying South Asian and Indian politics and rural political economy.
Kuldip Singh is a former Professor of Political Science, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, India. During his tenure he served as Head of the Department and was also the editor of the Punjab Journal of Politics. In recent years, he has published extensively on Sikh ethno-nationalism and fall of Punjab militancy.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Origins of the Dispute: 1947-1979 Chapter 3. Tripartite Agreement and the Political Turmoil Chapter 4. The Abrogation of Accords, and 'Politics of Region' Chapter 5. Supreme Court Verdict on the Termination Act, and its Aftermath Chapter 6. Conclusions: Reflecting on Legacies, Political Competition, and Peasant Interests Bibliography Index
Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Origins of the Dispute: 1947-1979 Chapter 3. Tripartite Agreement and the Political Turmoil Chapter 4. The Abrogation of Accords, and 'Politics of Region' Chapter 5. Supreme Court Verdict on the Termination Act, and its Aftermath Chapter 6. Conclusions: Reflecting on Legacies, Political Competition, and Peasant Interests Bibliography Index
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