Kashmiri Nationalism, 1989-2016 Contested Politics of ›Self‹ and ›Other

Kashmiri nationalism is defined by its dichotomy between the ethnic and the civic. Arshi Javaid delves into this dichotomy, unravelling the political and social variables that shape it. Moving beyond a conventional securitized perspective on the Kashmir conflict, she offers an understanding of Kashm...

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Main Author Javaid, Arshi
Format eBook Dissertation
LanguageEnglish
Published Bielefeld transcript Verlag 2024
SeriesEdition Politik
Subjects
Civic Nationalism
Conflict Studies
Culture and institutions
Ethnic Nationalism
Geisteswissenschaften allgemein
India
Interdisciplinary studies
International migration and colonization
Kashmir
Nationalism
Nationalismus
Pakistan
Peace studies and conflict resolution
Political Ideologies
Political ideologies and movements
Political Science
Political science (Politics and government)
Political structure and processes
Politics
Politics and government
Postcolonialism
Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects
Society and Social Sciences
South Asia
Systems of governments and states
Violence
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Summary:Kashmiri nationalism is defined by its dichotomy between the ethnic and the civic. Arshi Javaid delves into this dichotomy, unravelling the political and social variables that shape it. Moving beyond a conventional securitized perspective on the Kashmir conflict, she offers an understanding of Kashmiri nationalism as a daily practice. This perspective critiques the view that reduces Kashmiri nationalism to a monolithic entity, highlights dynamic socio-political developments, and argues that the state nationalist majoritarian agenda undermines collective rights, erodes local identities, and escalates tensions, breeding confrontation.
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ISBN:9783837675474
9783839475478
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9783732875474
ISSN:2702-9069
DOI:10.14361/9783839475478