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Cross-Border Politics: The Influence of the India-Myanmar Border on Security and Commerce
Drawing on existing literature in border studies, this article interprets the Indo-Myanmar frontier not as a territorial boundary but rather as a politically contested space of non-sovereignty, security and market transactions. This study merges borderland politics theory wit
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