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Democratic Modernisation in Segmented South Asia and the Role of Civil Society in Regional Cooperation

Let us begin with South Asia. A relatively new geographical construct in the discourse on international relations, South Asia, in its present configuration, remains somewhat arbitrary. At any rate, the region has not been so defined regionally, either by its inhabitants or the constituent states; and the principal actors in the core area of the global system who have continuously innovated various taxonomies to classify the global diversities to suit different