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Keeping it in the family: Understanding Kashmir as an ancestral property dispute

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Keeping it in the family: Understanding Kashmir as an ancestral property dispute. / Kadir, Jawad.
Kashmir after 2019: Completing the Partition. ed. / Werner Menski; Muneeb Yousuf. London, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2021. p. 105-137.

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Kadir, J 2021, Keeping it in the family: Understanding Kashmir as an ancestral property dispute. in W Menski & M Yousuf (eds), Kashmir after 2019: Completing the Partition. Sage Publications, London, New Delhi, pp. 105-137. <http://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/asi/kashmir-after-2019/book280990>

APA

Kadir, J. (2021). Keeping it in the family: Understanding Kashmir as an ancestral property dispute. In W. Menski, & M. Yousuf (Eds.), Kashmir after 2019: Completing the Partition (pp. 105-137). Sage Publications. http://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/asi/kashmir-after-2019/book280990

Vancouver

Kadir J. Keeping it in the family: Understanding Kashmir as an ancestral property dispute. In Menski W, Yousuf M, editors, Kashmir after 2019: Completing the Partition. London, New Delhi: Sage Publications. 2021. p. 105-137

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Kadir, Jawad. / Keeping it in the family : Understanding Kashmir as an ancestral property dispute. Kashmir after 2019: Completing the Partition. editor / Werner Menski ; Muneeb Yousuf. London, New Delhi : Sage Publications, 2021. pp. 105-137

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