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This analysis reveals how militaristic nationalism shapes identity in DPRK and Pakistan, suggesting deeper ideological ties.
With the end of the Cold War came the proclamation of the end of history which turned out to be a hasty verdict. The twilight of the 20th Century was no different than its beginning because the historical continuum along the lines of the ‘us versus ‘them’ is still woven into the national narrative of states. Against this background this paper investigates the nature of ideological commitment which the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan have interwoven in their national narratives.
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