Mohd Tahir Ganie
Biographic Data
| ID | 4269146 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohd Tahir Ganie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mohd Tahir |
| FAMILY NAME | Ganie |
| SIGNATURE | GANIE M T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Dublin City University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4738-6604 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Authoritarian Conflict Management and Post-370 Kashmir
Over half a decade after India abrogated Article 370, Kashmir has undergone unprecedented changes through what this article terms Comprehensive Coercive Integration (CCI). Situating CCI within the paradigms of authoritarian conflict management (ACM) and illiberal peacebuilding, the article argues that India’s post-2019 approach represents a specific variant of ACM, one that moves beyond conflict management toward comprehensive territorial absorpt…
Implications of Ethnic Conflict in Manipur for India’s National Security
This article analyses the 2023 ethnic violence in the Indian border state of Manipur, examining the factors which contributed to the conflict. Looking at the proliferation of arms, the emergence of radicalised youth organisations, and the exploitation of the situation by armed and secessionist groups, the article highlights the implications of the Manipur conflict for India’s national security. The article argues that delayed and inadequate gover…
All I got is stones in my hand
Since 2008, three anti-India mass uprisings occurred in Indian-administered Kashmir, resulting in a marked resurgence of the Kashmiri self-determination movement, known popularly as the Tehreek. In the resurgent Tehreek, stone-throwing – called kanni-jang in the local parlance, and stone pelting in the English language media – has emerged as a new and widely used act in the repertoire of Kashmiri resistance. The latest example of its use appeared…
Metaphors in the Political Narratives of Kashmiri Youth
This paper explores the role of metaphor in political discourses in Kashmir. Through a micro-study of one year—2016, which saw the eruption of a mass uprising—of what may be described as resistance literature, I demonstrate that the ‘paradise lost’ and ‘wound’ metaphors permeate Kashmiri political discourse. While the ‘paradise lost’ metaphor broadly entails a consensual interpretation, the ‘wound’ metaphor expresses Kashmiri political subjectivi…
All I got is stones in my hand
Since 2008, three anti-India mass uprisings occurred in Indian-administered Kashmir, resulting in a marked resurgence of the Kashmiri self-determination movement, known popularly as the Tehreek. In the resurgent Tehreek, stone-throwing – called kanni-jang in the local parlance, and stone pelting in the English language media – has emerged as a new and widely used act in the repertoire of Kashmiri resistance. The latest example of its use appeared…
Metaphors in the Political Narratives of Kashmiri Youth
This paper explores the role of metaphor in political discourses in Kashmir. Through a micro-study of one year—2016, which saw the eruption of a mass uprising—of what may be described as resistance literature, I demonstrate that the ‘paradise lost’ and ‘wound’ metaphors permeate Kashmiri political discourse. While the ‘paradise lost’ metaphor broadly entails a consensual interpretation, the ‘wound’ metaphor expresses Kashmiri political subjectivi…
Metaphors in the Political Narratives of Kashmiri Youth
This paper explores the role of metaphor in political discourses in Kashmir. Through a micro-study of one year—2016, which saw the eruption of a mass uprising—of what may be described as resistance literature, I demonstrate that the ‘paradise lost’ and ‘wound’ metaphors permeate Kashmiri political discourse. While the ‘paradise lost’ metaphor broadly entails a consensual interpretation, the ‘wound’ metaphor expresses Kashmiri political subjectivi…
All I got is stones in my hand
Since 2008, three anti-India mass uprisings occurred in Indian-administered Kashmir, resulting in a marked resurgence of the Kashmiri self-determination movement, known popularly as the Tehreek. In the resurgent Tehreek, stone-throwing – called kanni-jang in the local parlance, and stone pelting in the English language media – has emerged as a new and widely used act in the repertoire of Kashmiri resistance. The latest example of its use appeared…
Implications of Ethnic Conflict in Manipur for India’s National Security
This article analyses the 2023 ethnic violence in the Indian border state of Manipur, examining the factors which contributed to the conflict. Looking at the proliferation of arms, the emergence of radicalised youth organisations, and the exploitation of the situation by armed and secessionist groups, the article highlights the implications of the Manipur conflict for India’s national security. The article argues that delayed and inadequate gover…
Authoritarian Conflict Management and Post-370 Kashmir
Over half a decade after India abrogated Article 370, Kashmir has undergone unprecedented changes through what this article terms Comprehensive Coercive Integration (CCI). Situating CCI within the paradigms of authoritarian conflict management (ACM) and illiberal peacebuilding, the article argues that India’s post-2019 approach represents a specific variant of ACM, one that moves beyond conflict management toward comprehensive territorial absorpt…
South Asian Studies and Conflicts (4 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · History (2 works) · Kashmiri (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · State (computer science (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work)