Working Papers

South Asia in a Changing World: What Role for International Law?

February 2024 30 min read
Authors: Rahul Verma, Nishant Ranjan, Satyam Shukla, Shamik Vatsa, Praskama Srinivas, Melvin Kanjumon
The partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 changed the sub-continent permanently.

Overview

The partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 changed the sub-continent permanently. This publication presents a comprehensive analysis drawing on evidence from multiple jurisdictions to deliver actionable policy recommendations.

Key findings

  • South Asia — analysis and implications for policy reform
  • International Law — analysis and implications for policy reform
  • Geopolitics — analysis and implications for policy reform
"Evidence-based policy making requires rigorous research grounded in field realities. This publication bridges the gap between academic analysis and practical governance."

Methodology

The study employs mixed-methods research combining quantitative data analysis with qualitative field research across multiple sites.

Implications

Findings from this research have direct implications for policy design, programme implementation, and institutional reform at multiple governance levels.

South Asia International Law Geopolitics
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