Pakistan: The Politics of the Misgoverned

This book provides a thorough analysis of political institutions, the military, and political parties in Pakistan. It explores how theocratic governments have marginalized the people and offers an in-depth account of the country's political history, including national and foreign policies, subnational governance, the criminal justice system, bureaucracy, electoral processes, and the police. The book tackles critical issues like military dominance, economic stagnation, lack of accountability, sectarianism, and terrorism. The author calls for a new social contract rooted in inclusiveness and equality. This volume is essential for policy practitioners, academics, and students interested in politics, law, governance, sociology, international relations, and South Asian studies.

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Author: Azhar Hassan Nadeem

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