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  1. the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Georgetown University, USA

    Rodney W. Jones

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editor ofSmall Nuclear Forces and U.S. Security Policy: Threats and Potential Conflicts in the Middle East and South Asia (Lexington Books, 1984).

Lest the title of this article be a source of misunderstanding, let me say at the outset that this essay makes no pretense of seeking to portray comprehensively the attitudes of Indians and Pakistanis. As a view from the region, it is an American’s observational perspective, hopefully one that is sensitive to views in the region, but concerned primarily with the possibilities for U.S. policy.

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Jones, R.W. The view from India and Pakistan. Journal of Northeast Asian Studies 5, 22–34 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03025149

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