As indicated by the titles of several recent books, it has become commonplace to argue that Pakistan is ‘in search of identity’ (Ali 2009, Jaffrelot 2002, Shaikh 2009). From the secession of East Pakistan to form Bangladesh in 1971 to the on-going conflict in Balochistan, the contestation that the country has faced since its independence in 1947 indeed suggests that Pakistan has not reached a consensual conception of the nation. The two-nation theory, which postulates that South-Asian Hindus ..
The transition to a democratic system in Afghanistan and Pakistan has not silenced ethnic and religi...
© 2014 Dr. Gordon Francis WillcockWhen Pakistan was created in 1947, it was founded on competing ide...
In The Pakistan Paradox Christophe Jaffrelot seeks to separate the causes of instability in Pakistan...
As indicated by the titles of several recent books, it has become commonplace to argue that Pakistan...
Religion, violence, and ethnicity are all intertwined in the history of Pakistan. The entrenchment o...
Pakistan has been struggling with its national identity since its inception in 1947. This crisis of ...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 62-68Abstract -- Statement of Originality -- Introduction -- ...
This dissertation will examine in detail the politics of integration and the rise of ethnic national...
This dissertation will examine in detail the politics of integration and the rise of ethnic national...
National integration has remained an evolving pursue in all the post-colonial divided societies. Alt...
The ethnic conflicts have severely challenged Pakistan's integrity and national security. Ethnic nat...
States work to maintain their identity in a world that is becoming more globalized. It becomes cruci...
Soon after its declaration as an Islamic Republic in 1956, Islamists have experienced numerous ups a...
NoThough India and Pakistan emerged as independent nation states sixty years ago, debates about the ...
Pakistan, the second most populous Muslim country after Indonesia, came into existence on 14th Augus...
The transition to a democratic system in Afghanistan and Pakistan has not silenced ethnic and religi...
© 2014 Dr. Gordon Francis WillcockWhen Pakistan was created in 1947, it was founded on competing ide...
In The Pakistan Paradox Christophe Jaffrelot seeks to separate the causes of instability in Pakistan...
As indicated by the titles of several recent books, it has become commonplace to argue that Pakistan...
Religion, violence, and ethnicity are all intertwined in the history of Pakistan. The entrenchment o...
Pakistan has been struggling with its national identity since its inception in 1947. This crisis of ...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 62-68Abstract -- Statement of Originality -- Introduction -- ...
This dissertation will examine in detail the politics of integration and the rise of ethnic national...
This dissertation will examine in detail the politics of integration and the rise of ethnic national...
National integration has remained an evolving pursue in all the post-colonial divided societies. Alt...
The ethnic conflicts have severely challenged Pakistan's integrity and national security. Ethnic nat...
States work to maintain their identity in a world that is becoming more globalized. It becomes cruci...
Soon after its declaration as an Islamic Republic in 1956, Islamists have experienced numerous ups a...
NoThough India and Pakistan emerged as independent nation states sixty years ago, debates about the ...
Pakistan, the second most populous Muslim country after Indonesia, came into existence on 14th Augus...
The transition to a democratic system in Afghanistan and Pakistan has not silenced ethnic and religi...
© 2014 Dr. Gordon Francis WillcockWhen Pakistan was created in 1947, it was founded on competing ide...
In The Pakistan Paradox Christophe Jaffrelot seeks to separate the causes of instability in Pakistan...