Beyond Realism Human Security in India and

As the world changes, many scholars, analysts, and policy makers agree that while governments need to confront external threats, creating sustainable domestic environments is an imperative policy priority. In the post-Cold War period, several bilateral conflicts-including the nuclear tests of 1998 and the post-9/11 world in which South Asia has become a breeding ground for terrorists-continue to make India and Pakistan a pivotal region.

Rekha Datta is professor and chair of the Department of Political Science and director of the Institute for Global Understanding, Monmouth University.

Foreword	p. xi
Acknowledgments	p. xv
Through the Looking Glass: Security Imperatives in India and Pakistan	p. 1
From State Security to Human Security: Bringing the State Back In	p. 11
The Kashmir Quagmire	p. 31
The Nuclear Nexus	p. 49
Beyond War Toward Economic Security	p. 61
Human Security, Millennium Development Goals, and Education	p. 77
Public Health and Human Security	p. 95
Security Through Dignity-Addressing Violence Against Women	p. 107
Conclusion-Toward Balancing Military and Human Security	p. 125
Bibliography	p. 135
Index	p. 145
About the Author	p. 153
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Beyond Realism Human Security in India and Pakistan in the Twenty-First Century

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