Regional Security Dynamic of South Asian Region: Analysis of Kashmir Conflict

Norkevičius, Mindaugas

doi:10.9770/jssi.2014.3.4(6)

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“…The intensification of conflicts and territorial disputes, the rising importance of regional powers is interesting for diverse scientists, including political and military analysts, due to the changing national values in a global world and due to the power separation between key players in the international stage and international system of security [10]. Regional military powerhouses become more assertive nations to claim disputed territories, both in land, sea water and airspace [39]. To solve regional territorial disputes and conflicts soft security instruments such as multilateral bodies and institutions or international practices are needed which rely mainly on sharing, congruence and development of values and competences of initiators and participants of security governance [47].…”

Section: Regional Conflict and Territorial Disputesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Internal Instability as a Security Challenge for Vietnam

Tien¹,

Tiến²,

Jose³

et al. 2020

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National security is one of the most critical elements for Vietnam society, economy and political system, their stability, sustainability and prosperity. It is unconditionally the top priority for Vietnamese government, State, Communist Party and military forces. In the contemporary world with advanced technology and rapid globalization process taking place, beside many extant economic, social and political benefits there are many appearing challenges and threats that could endanger and destabilize the current socio-economic and political system of any country, including Vietnam. The security issues and concerns understood by those challenges and threats are posed for the international and national community, both from outside and from within. The national security issues and concerns should be constantly screened and updated as the world is evolving at unprecedented pace, with particular exposure to the rising, but not yet fully identified, unconventional challenges and threats that have never seen before. The article is using empirical analysis and case study as methodology for carrying out research, treating security and military science as interdisciplinary, but two of the branches of social science. The aim of this article is to focus on internal instability as challenging security issue that could pose a real threat and danger to the current socio-economic and political system and based on that to draw some implications and propose some viable solutions for the Vietnamese authority to guard the safety and security of the people, society and also its political existence.

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Section: Regional Conflict and Territorial Disputesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Internal Instability as a Security Challenge for Vietnam

Tien¹,

Tiến²,

Jose³

et al. 2020

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“…The entrenched nature of this dispute can be attributed to a myriad of factors, such as the disparity in power, intractable issues, and the entanglement of this rivalry within the broader geopolitical landscape (Paul, 2006). The implications of this conflict extend beyond the immediate region, with potential ramifications for both neighboring states and international stakeholders (Norkevičius, 2014;Wang, 2022). Furthermore, the strategic partnership between Pakistan and China has introduced an additional dimension to an already complex situation, prompting security apprehensions in India and necessitating the formulation of reciprocal tactics (Gul et al, 2021).…”

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Mediating Enduring Rivalry: Prospects For Indonesian Mediation Initiatives In The India-Pakistan Kashmir Dispute

Rahayu,

Defrida Suzana Lukuaka,

Zhafirah Azzahra Juniusyani

et al. 2024

IJHESS

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The enduring conflict over Kashmir between India and Pakistan remains unresolved despite several international mediation attempts. This study investigates these historical endeavors and evaluates Indonesia’s prospective role as a mediator leveraging its neutral stance and long-standing connections with both parties. A comprehensive qualitative literature review revealed that preceding mediations primarily concentrated on territorial lines, allocation of resources, and ephemeral ceasefires that temporarily eased tensions but were inadequate in addressing the underlying ideological divergences and identity issues perpetuating distrust. While frameworks such as the Indus Waters Treaty, which tackle joint technical concerns, have yielded some success in fostering collaborative arrangements, imposed resolutions have often lacked credibility due to sovereignty concerns and national rhetoric. The research findings indicate that Indonesia is posited as a potential neutral facilitator, drawing from its diplomatic accord and cultural rapport with India and Pakistan. Its non-aligned disposition, coupled with a track record of brokering peace within its region, uniquely qualifies it to sensitize dialogues and engineer technical partnerships inspired by its own experiences with autonomy accords. Although challenging, strategically implemented Indonesian-led confidence-building initiatives could gradually nurture mutual trust and cooperation. For the transformation of the Kashmir dispute to be enduring, it is recommended that a comprehensive strategy be adopted, placing a premium on reconciliation, inclusive policymaking, and the primacy of human security. Crucially, any process must incorporate localized reconciliation dialogues and bottom-up mechanisms to ensure legitimacy and resolve deep-seated grievances

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“…Security, sustainability facets, security and sustainability interrelations are widely discussed in scientific literature (Matyasik 2014;Norkevičius 2014;Mačiulis, Tvaronavičienė 2013;Vosylius et al 2013). Complex systems and leadership are seen as factors directly affecting sustainable security proxied by military.…”

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Towards Sustainable Security: Complex Dynamic Systems and Leadership

Endrijaitis¹,

Alonderis²

2015

JSSI

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There is neither one obvious power acting on the world, nor obvious balance of power and long-term peace and stability. The paradigm of complex dynamic systems would allow understanding more clearly the real order of the world that cannot explain the dominating old mechanical paradigm. Complex dynamic systems have characteristic features and act in many fields where leadership becomes inefficient when following mechanical paradigm.

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Regional Security Dynamic of South Asian Region: Analysis of Kashmir Conflict

Cited by 3 publications

References 28 publications

Internal Instability as a Security Challenge for Vietnam

Internal Instability as a Security Challenge for Vietnam

Mediating Enduring Rivalry: Prospects For Indonesian Mediation Initiatives In The India-Pakistan Kashmir Dispute

Towards Sustainable Security: Complex Dynamic Systems and Leadership

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