Confidence and security building measures in the Middle East

Levite, Ariel; Landau, Emily B.

doi:10.1080/01402399708437667

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“…The rationale underlying CSBMs is that a gradual process of confidence building is the key to overcoming obstacles on the way to realizing a mutually beneficial goal. 6 This article is a modest contribution to the effort to promote CSBMs as a tool for cooperative security in South Asia, focusing primarily on India-Pakistan and on the potential contribution of CSBMs to the regional arms-control process. It begins by addressing the intellectual and academic foundations for a confidence-and securitybuilding approach to conflict management in general and arms control in particular.…”

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Confidence- and Security-Building Measures for India and Pakistan

Hilali¹

2005

Alternatives: Global, Local, Political

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This article presents a conceptual and historical overview of confidence- and security-building measures between India and Pakistan in order to provide a context in which to evaluate prospects for the mitigation of conflict between these two countries. It examines such sites of conflict as Kashmir and the Siachen Glacier, as well as concerns over nuclear proliferation, and evaluates the measures that have been taken so far in relation both to processes of arms control and of political negotiation.

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