The unity in diversity that makes South Asian culture unique is
discussed in these 70 articles that detail a region marked by an
asymmetry of power structure, different systems of governance, and
interstate conflict but at the same time exhibits a great deal of
harmony in ethnic composition, food habits, language, values,
mores, and norms. A compendium of the region's development, these
short essays focus on individual countries within the greater South
Asian context in order to understand the dynamics that block
regional integration. South Asia's inability to forge a regional
identity is challenged by theories that argue the differences
between countries are not as large as they seem.
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