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Routledge Pakistan: Democracy to Militancy - Routledge History Book

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Description
This Routledge volume examines Pakistan's complex political journey through essays addressing the nation's enduring tension between democratic aspirations and authoritarian drift. The book traces Pakistan's struggle from independence, exploring how political rhetoric from civilian and military leaders has championed democracy, liberalism, freedom of expression, and minority inclusion, whilst the country has paradoxically moved toward authoritarianism, religious extremism, and intolerance. By analysing this critical gap between stated democratic ideals and lived political reality, the essays provide essential insight into Pakistan's fractured path and the forces that have shaped its contemporary challenges.

Key Features

Collection of essays analysing Pakistan's political history from independence through contemporary militancy and authoritarianism.

Examines the contradiction between democratic rhetoric espoused by civilian and military leaders versus authoritarian governance in practice.

Published by Routledge India, offering scholarly academic perspective on South Asian politics and history.

Addresses themes of freedom of expression, minority rights, secularism, and religious extremism in Pakistan's development.

Essential resource for understanding Pakistan's institutional instability and the evolution toward intolerance of both Muslim and non-Muslim minorities.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Model
9780415670401
Format
hardcover
ASIN
0415670403
Category
Books > Subjects > History > Asia > Pakistan
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 February 2011
Listed Since
07 January 2011

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