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A Coercive Triangle: India, Pakistan, the United States, and the Crisis of 2001-2002

机译:强制性三角形:印度,巴基斯坦,美国和2001-2002年的危机

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This article examines India's use of strategic coercion during the crisis with Pakistan in 2001-02. In response to a terrorist attack on the Indian parliament by Pakistan-based groups, India held out the threat of war and presented clear demands. The outcome of the months-long crisis was ambiguous: Pakistan made some moves towards curbing the terrorist groups but refused to accede completely to India's demands. The article argues that prevalent theses which purport to explain the outcome of coercion do not provide an entirely satisfactory account of this crisis. In particular, it contends that the role of the United States is crucial in understanding the course and the outcome of the confrontation.
机译:本文探讨了印度在2001-02年与巴基斯坦的危机期间对战略胁迫的使用。为了回应巴基斯坦集团对印度议会的恐怖袭击,印度坚持了战争威胁,并提出了明确的要求。长达数月之久的危机的结果是模棱两可的:巴基斯坦为遏制恐怖组织采取了一些行动,但拒绝完全接受印度的要求。该文章认为,旨在解释强迫后果的普遍论点不能完全令人满意地说明这场危机。它尤其认为,美国的作用对于了解对抗的过程和结果至关重要。

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    《Defence Studies》 |2009年第2期|242-260180|共20页
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    SRINATH RAGHAVAN;

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    Defence Studies Department, King's College London, and Associate Fellow, National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bangalore, India;

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