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Kashmir and Tibet: comparing conflicts, states, and solutions
| Title: | Kashmir and Tibet: comparing conflicts, states, and solutions |
| Author: | McGranahan Carole |
| Publication: | National Geographic Magazine / Frank Cass Publishers |
| Enumeration: | Vol. 2, Nu. 3, pp.145 - 180, July 2003 |
| Abstract: | Five decades of conflicts in Kashmir and Tibet continue into the twenty-first century without clear signs of resolution. This article focuses on issues of collective rights, national identity, and state sovereignty in these two conflicts to ask what political recourses exist for Tibetans or citizens of Jammu and Kashmir in today's changing world. Source of Abstract: Written by Kamat Editorial Team |
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