Pakistan Askari Riyasat by Dr Ishtiaq Ahmed

Pakistan Askari Riyasat by Dr Ishtiaq Ahmed

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Pakistan Askari Riyasat is authored by Dr Ishtiaq Ahmed. It is the Urdu translation of “Pakistan the Garrison State: Origins, Evolution, Consequences 1947–2011,” translated into Urdu by M. Waseem.

This research book attempts to solve a mystery. At the time of independence in 1947, the Pakistani army lacked weapons and needed infrastructure and training to function as an effective organ of the state. It was not directly involved in politics. Over time, the army not only became a high-level force with nuclear capabilities but also a powerful institution of the country with “veto” power in political matters.

“How” and “why” did this happen, and “what” were its consequences? It is traced to the combination of real and imagined threats to Pakistan and the nature of international politics. Under which both the military and civilian rulers of Pakistan exploited Pakistan as a frontline state against its rival Russia by presenting it to the US government. The aim was to obtain weapons and resources against India.

Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmed is a teacher of political science, he has a doctorate in political science from Stockholm University. You have been teaching at Stockholm University for many years. He was a visiting professor in the Department of South Asia at the University of Singapore for three years. Nowadays, you are a visiting professor at GC University, Lahore. Before that, he has also been teaching as a visiting professor at LUMS. He is the author of several books, and his book on the division of Punjab is a testament to this subject.

Urdu book “Pakistan Askari Riyasat” is now available on Pakistan’s virtual library in a high-quality PDF document for the study of our visitors. Check out the following links to read online or download the complete book in PDF format and enjoy offline reading on your computer and smartphone.

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