South Asia's Nuclear Security Dilemma: India, Pakistan, and China

Abstract

List of Tables and Figures Introduction: South Asia's Nuclear Security Dilemma, Lowell Dittmer Part I. The Political Economy of Minimal Deterrence 1. The Political Economy of the India-Pakistan Nuclear Standoff, Lawrence Saez 2. Nuclear Crisis Stability in South Asia, Sumit Ganguly and Kent L. Biringer 3. Military Technology, National Power, and Regional Security: The Strategic Significance of India's Nuclear, Missile, Space, and Missile Defense Forces, Dinshaw Mistry 4. India and Pakistan: Nuclear-Related Programs and Aspirations at Sea, Rahul Roy-Chaudhury Part II. The Power Structure of the Region 5. Pakistan's Nuclear Testing, Hasan-Askari Rizvi 6. Strategic Myopia: Pakistan's Nuclear Doctrine and Crisis Stability in South Asia, Timothy D. Hoyt 7. Nuclear Weapons and the Kargil Crisis: How and What Have Pakistanis Learned?, Samina Ahmed 8. Foe or Friend? Chinese Assessment of a Rising India after Pokhran-II, Jing-dong Yuan 9. The Causes and Consequences of China-Pakistani Nuclear/Missile Collaboration, T.V. Paul 10. Conclusion: On the Current Status and Future Outlook of South Asia's Security Tangle, Lowell Dittmer About the Editor and Contributors Index