@article{ganguly_kashmir_2011,
	title = {Kashmir {Conflict}: {Solutions} and {Demand} for {Self}-determination},
	volume = {1},
	abstract = {Besides being the longest unresolved dispute in the World, Kashmir is also a nuclear flash-point between two 
of South Asia’s enemy countries, India and Pakistan. India and Pakistan, both nuclear powers have several 
times engaged in fighting over the Kashmir region. Most Kashmiris, on the other hand have been fighting for 
their right of self-determination recognized by the UN for many decades. The promise made by the first Indian 
Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru which is also envisaged in the Instrument of Accession of 1947 to let 
Kashmiris decide their future through a Plebiscite still eludes Kashmir. In the past two decades, the region 
has been witness to a lot of violence which has also strained the relations between India and Pakistan. There 
have been several rounds of talks on Kashmir between governments of India and Pakistan. Sadly, there has 
not been any substantial positive outcome in resolving this dispute. The Kashmir dispute has been analyzed 
several times in terms of its impact, economical or political, on India, Pakistan and also Kashmir. An analysis 
through a Kashmiri point-of-view as to what the Kashmiris want and how the two decade long conflict has 
affected their resolve for self-determination makes for an interesting research. The data for this study was 
collected in Kashmir through a questionnaire survey. 166 questionnaires were collected from five main 
districts of J\&K. Different possible solutions to the Kashmir conflict were presented to the respondents and 
their views were sought. This paper thus reports the results of this exercise and discusses the same in light of 
Kashmiris’ aspirations and realpolitik of south Asia.},
	language = {English},
	number = {6},
	journal = {International Journal of Humanities and Social Science},
	author = {Ganguly, S.},
	year = {2011},
	note = {WOS:000238372100004},
}

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