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Author | Publisher | Genre | Cover | ISBN | Victoria Schofield |Bloomsbury | Politics | Paperback | 978-9354351310

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About Kashmir in Conflict

Kashmir in Conflict is a history of the Kashmir dispute by the author and historian Victoria Schofield. Subtitled India, Pakistan and the Unending War, Kashmir in Conflict follows the story of the region from the time when the Valley was an independent kingdom to the struggles of more recent decades. For readers who want one readable account that connects the past to the present, it is a widely noticed title. For the publisher, edition, year and pages of the copy in stock, please message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492 for details of the copy in stock.

As with every book on this subject, the interpretations belong to the author. This page simply describes what the book covers so that you can choose it with confidence.

What Kashmir in Conflict covers

  • The history of the Valley as an independent kingdom
  • The nineteenth-century origins of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, including the arrangements of 1846 under which the Valley came under a Hindu ruler
  • Tensions between communities in the twentieth century
  • The position of Kashmir in the relationship between India and Pakistan
  • The strategic importance of the region and the way it became a major flashpoint with implications for wider stability

The author’s approach

Victoria Schofield draws on research carried out in both India and Pakistan, together with historical documents, to put together her account. Because she has looked at material from more than one side of the border, the book is often read as an introduction for those who are new to the subject. Readers who want more detail can follow it with specialised studies of particular periods or events.

Why this book matters

Few regions are discussed as often as Kashmir, and few are understood as little. News reports give only a snapshot. A book-length history shows how the present grew out of earlier arrangements, decisions and events. Reading it helps a student, a journalist or a concerned citizen to follow current discussion with more context. It also encourages a habit that every reader of history needs: separating what is documented from what is argued, and comparing different accounts.

Who should read Kashmir in Conflict

  • Students of history, international relations and political science
  • Readers who want a single, accessible overview of the Kashmir question
  • Candidates and researchers who need a general background reference
  • Teachers and librarians building a Kashmir studies collection
  • Anyone in Kashmir or elsewhere who wants to read a published account of the region’s modern history

How to read a book on a disputed subject

Read with an open mind and a notebook. Mark the dates, the names of the main actors and the documents cited. When the author describes a viewpoint, note whose viewpoint it is. Afterwards, read at least one more book on the same period, preferably by an author with a different background, and compare. This simple method turns reading into study and protects you from relying on a single narrative. Nothing in this book or on this page is intended as legal or political advice.

Part of a larger Kashmir collection

Lafz Bookstore is based in Srinagar and stocks one of the largest online collections of Kashmir books. We dispatch the same day from Srinagar. Delivery takes about 1 day in Srinagar and 3 to 10 days across the rest of India. Browse our other titles on the history and politics of Kashmir to build a balanced reading list.

Edition details

Title: Kashmir in Conflict: India, Pakistan and the Unending War. Author: Victoria Schofield. Language: English. For the publisher, year, number of pages and binding of the copy in stock, please message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492 for details of the copy in stock.

Frequently asked questions

Who wrote Kashmir in Conflict? The author is Victoria Schofield.

What does the book deal with? It traces the history of Kashmir from the days of the independent kingdom through the nineteenth-century formation of the state to the conflict of recent times.

Is it suitable for beginners? Yes. Many readers use it as a general introduction before moving on to specialised studies.

How quickly will it reach me? Same-day dispatch from Srinagar. Delivery is about 1 day in Srinagar and 3 to 10 days in the rest of India.

How do I get edition details? Please message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492.

Looking for more Kashmir books like this? Browse our Politics & Kashmir collection or explore all Kashmir Books. Follow Lafz Bookstore on Instagram for new arrivals and book recommendations.

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Orders are dispatched the same day.

Delivery time

  • Srinagar: within 1 day
  • Rest of Jammu & Kashmir: within 3 days
  • Rest of India: 3–10 days, depending on the location

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About Kashmir in Conflict

Kashmir in Conflict is a history of the Kashmir dispute by the author and historian Victoria Schofield. Subtitled India, Pakistan and the Unending War, Kashmir in Conflict follows the story of the region from the time when the Valley was an independent kingdom to the struggles of more recent decades. For readers who want one readable account that connects the past to the present, it is a widely noticed title. For the publisher, edition, year and pages of the copy in stock, please message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492 for details of the copy in stock.

As with every book on this subject, the interpretations belong to the author. This page simply describes what the book covers so that you can choose it with confidence.

What Kashmir in Conflict covers

  • The history of the Valley as an independent kingdom
  • The nineteenth-century origins of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, including the arrangements of 1846 under which the Valley came under a Hindu ruler
  • Tensions between communities in the twentieth century
  • The position of Kashmir in the relationship between India and Pakistan
  • The strategic importance of the region and the way it became a major flashpoint with implications for wider stability

The author’s approach

Victoria Schofield draws on research carried out in both India and Pakistan, together with historical documents, to put together her account. Because she has looked at material from more than one side of the border, the book is often read as an introduction for those who are new to the subject. Readers who want more detail can follow it with specialised studies of particular periods or events.

Why this book matters

Few regions are discussed as often as Kashmir, and few are understood as little. News reports give only a snapshot. A book-length history shows how the present grew out of earlier arrangements, decisions and events. Reading it helps a student, a journalist or a concerned citizen to follow current discussion with more context. It also encourages a habit that every reader of history needs: separating what is documented from what is argued, and comparing different accounts.

Who should read Kashmir in Conflict

  • Students of history, international relations and political science
  • Readers who want a single, accessible overview of the Kashmir question
  • Candidates and researchers who need a general background reference
  • Teachers and librarians building a Kashmir studies collection
  • Anyone in Kashmir or elsewhere who wants to read a published account of the region’s modern history

How to read a book on a disputed subject

Read with an open mind and a notebook. Mark the dates, the names of the main actors and the documents cited. When the author describes a viewpoint, note whose viewpoint it is. Afterwards, read at least one more book on the same period, preferably by an author with a different background, and compare. This simple method turns reading into study and protects you from relying on a single narrative. Nothing in this book or on this page is intended as legal or political advice.

Part of a larger Kashmir collection

Lafz Bookstore is based in Srinagar and stocks one of the largest online collections of Kashmir books. We dispatch the same day from Srinagar. Delivery takes about 1 day in Srinagar and 3 to 10 days across the rest of India. Browse our other titles on the history and politics of Kashmir to build a balanced reading list.

Edition details

Title: Kashmir in Conflict: India, Pakistan and the Unending War. Author: Victoria Schofield. Language: English. For the publisher, year, number of pages and binding of the copy in stock, please message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492 for details of the copy in stock.

Frequently asked questions

Who wrote Kashmir in Conflict? The author is Victoria Schofield.

What does the book deal with? It traces the history of Kashmir from the days of the independent kingdom through the nineteenth-century formation of the state to the conflict of recent times.

Is it suitable for beginners? Yes. Many readers use it as a general introduction before moving on to specialised studies.

How quickly will it reach me? Same-day dispatch from Srinagar. Delivery is about 1 day in Srinagar and 3 to 10 days in the rest of India.

How do I get edition details? Please message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492.

Looking for more Kashmir books like this? Browse our Politics & Kashmir collection or explore all Kashmir Books. Follow Lafz Bookstore on Instagram for new arrivals and book recommendations.

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.

Dispatch

Orders are dispatched the same day.

Delivery time

  • Srinagar: within 1 day
  • Rest of Jammu & Kashmir: within 3 days
  • Rest of India: 3–10 days, depending on the location

Payment

Prepaid orders get 5% off with coupon code PREPAID. For Cash on Delivery, please message us on WhatsApp (99065 23492).

Shipping charges, if any, are shown at checkout. If an item becomes unavailable after you order, we will let you know and refund it the way you paid.

Full details: Delivery Policy · Refund Policy