William Schabas, Donald E. Weatherbee, Russell Leigh Moses, Jonathan Fenby, Tobias Harris, Pradeep Taneja and C. Raja Mohan

Reviews of recent books from Asia Policy 10 (July 2010).

C. Raja Mohan

This chapter examines the positive and negative impact of democracy and internal change on the prospects for India’s emergence as a great power.

Robert G. Wirsing, Teresita C. Schaffer, Sumit Ganguly, Shalendra Sharma and Navnita Chadha Behera

Four review essays on the book Demystifying Kashmir are followed by an author response essay.

Devesh Kapur and Kavita Iyengar

This chapter addresses economic relations in South Asia, particularly India's economic interactions with its neighbors and security implications for the region.

John H. Gill

This chapter investigates how the security concerns and military modernization programs of India and Pakistan might alter regional security dynamics over the near term.

Walter K. Andersen

This chapter argues that terrorism will continue to pose a regional challenge unless key problems are addressed. These are the strengthening of the central government in Afghanistan, an end to cross-border terrorist movement into India, a serious attempt on the Indian side to address Kashmiri Muslim discontent, and a regional consensus of what constitutes terrorism among South Asian states.