Religion and Conflict in Modern South Asia

Mehr zum Buch

The book provides a critical examination of religious conflict in South Asia, attributing its roots to the fragility of political and state institutions. It explores how these weaknesses contribute to tensions among various religious groups, offering insights into the complex interplay between governance and faith in the region. Through detailed analysis, the author sheds light on the implications of these conflicts for social cohesion and political stability in South Asia.