Astudy of rwanda and kashmir in the 1990s would lead to a conclusion that

A study of Rwanda and of Kashmir in the 1990s would lead to the conclusion that "ethnic and religious tensions often lead to violence".

Recent studies on the internationalization of ethnic conflict propose that ethnic clash may prompt vicious, regularly unmanageable, interstate contrasts. In any case, similarly as agreement can't be come to on the reasons for ethnic clash, there is no accord in the matter of how ethnic clash is internationalized.