Gurharpal Singh

Gurharpal Singh is Nadir Dinshaw chair in inter-religious relations at the University of Birmingham, England. His recent publications include Region and Partition: Bengal, Punjab and the Partition of the Indian Subcontinent (OUP, 1999). He also wrote the South Asia chapter for the Global Corruption Report (Transparency International, 2002).

The India-Pakistan summit: hope for Kashmir?

The talks between India and Pakistan from 16-18 February 2004 in Islamabad mark a historic opportunity to build a process leading to peace and economic development between the two rival,

By Gurharpal Singh

/ 16 Feb 2004

On the nuclear precipice: India, Pakistan and the Kashmir crisis

While the world’s attention was fixed on the soccer world cup in east Asia in the early summer of 2002, a more deadly drama was unfolding in south Asia,

By Gurharpal Singh

/ 6 Aug 2002