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Revisiting the Proposed Strategic Restraint Regime (SRR) between India and Pakistan: A Road Towards Sustaining Peace and Stability in South Asia

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This paper proposes revisiting the proposed SRR in South Asia and looks at the South Asian nuclear issue at four levels of analysis with various opportunities and challenges. It proposes a conceptual framework of multi-layered triangular analysis, drawing from the strategic triangular framework developed during the Cold War, to explain innovative measures at four levels of analysis. It seeks to contribute to the existing literature by examining the behavior of South Asian security leadership in the evolving conflict dynamics of the region following the introduction of nuclear weapons. Additionally, the paper explores whether South Asian leaders might eventually agree to the creation of an SRR to promote peace and stability in the region. In doing so, this paper explores options for the creation of an SRR, which may have security implications for other regions including one important region: the Korean Peninsula.

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This paper proposes revisiting the proposed SRR in South Asia and looks at the South Asian nuclear issue at four levels of analysis with various opportunities and challenges. It proposes a conceptual framework of multi-layered triangular analysis, drawing from the strategic triangular framework developed during the Cold War, to explain innovative measures at four levels of analysis. It seeks to contribute to the existing literature by examining the behavior of South Asian security leadership in the evolving conflict dynamics of the region following the introduction of nuclear weapons. Additionally, the paper explores whether South Asian leaders might eventually agree to the creation of an SRR to promote peace and stability in the region. In doing so, this paper explores options for the creation of an SRR, which may have security implications for other regions including one important region: the Korean Peninsula.

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