Mapping terrorism | Review of Anju Gupta’s Glocal Terror in South Asia
Anju Gupta’s book 'Glocal Terror in South Asia' examines the geopolitical roots of terrorism in the region, framing the Afghanistan conflict as a proxy war between global powers. The book offers a unique South Asian perspective on historical and ideological developments.
Why it matters
Understanding the historical context of South Asian geopolitics is essential for analyzing current regional security dynamics and international relations.
Glocal Terror in South Asia is a well-researched, incisive book on strategic affairs that investigates the geopolitical foundations of terrorism in South Asia, with Afghanistan serving as the region’s pivotal fault line.
The review provides an objective summary of the book's arguments and themes without endorsing the author's specific geopolitical conclusions.
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