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Political Geography of South Asia

Cancelled
By: R Bradnock
288 pages, 23cm. 288. figs.M. Paperback
Political Geography of South Asia
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  • Political Geography of South Asia ISBN: 9781850654162 Paperback Publication cancelled #111084
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A study of the geopolitics, environment, economic development and demography of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal through the prism of the discipline of political geography. In Part One, Robert Bradnock discusses the cultural and historical origins of South Asia's regional identities and the forces which have contributed to them. He then looks at South Asia's diverse physical environments -from monsoon wetlands to the Himalayas; the evolution of linguistic and religious identities; and the significance of demography in shaping new political identities. Part Two explores the evolution of contemporary regional identities. Discussion of ethnicity, regionalism and nationalism leads to an analysis of South Asia's frontiers, and its post-Independence cores and peripheries. In Part Three Robert Bradnock explores the current geopolitical relationships of the South Asian states to each other and to the rest of the world in the light of post-Cold War economic liberalization and globalization.

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Regional political geography - the foundations; South Asia -environment, resources and the origins of political regions; the regionalization of linguistic diversity; the geography of religious identity; the geopolitical dynamic of regional demographic change; the territoriality of state and nation in South Asia - regionalism, ethnicity and nationalism; frontiers and boundaries; cores and peripheries - the emergence of post-independence geopolitical identities; geopolitics within South Asia.

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Cancelled
By: R Bradnock
288 pages, 23cm. 288. figs.M. Paperback
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