Authors: Husain Haqqani
ISBN-13: 9780870032141, ISBN-10: 0870032143
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Date Published: July 2005
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Husain Haqqani is a visiting scholar in the South Asia Project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and an associate professor of International Relations at Boston University. He is former adviser to Pakistani prime ministers, and has served as Pakistan's ambassador to Sri Lanka.
Tracing political developments in Pakistan from the deliberately vague ideological justifications the Muslim League's Muhhamad Ali Jinnah employed in calling for the formation of Pakistan to the present time, Haqqani (a former advisor to three Pakistani prime ministers and now a professor of international relations at Boston U.) analyzes the uneasy political alliance between the military and Islamists that has developed over the years and now poses unique challenges for the American "War on Terror" and relations with South Asia. Distributed in the US by Brookings Institution Press. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
"[F]our years after 9/11, Pakistan remains a major breeding ground of Islamist fanaticism and terror. For gaining a grasp of the situation and its implications for the United States, there may be no better place to begin than Pakistan: Between Mosque and Military. . . . Haqqani brings impressive credentials to the task of analyzing his native land. . . . this is an outstanding book on a subject that could not be more timely."
Foreword | ||
1 | Introduction : identity and ideology | 1 |
2 | Defending ideological frontiers | 51 |
3 | Old and new Pakistan | 87 |
4 | From Islamic republic to Islamic state | 131 |
5 | Afghan jihad | 159 |
6 | Military rule by other means | 199 |
7 | Jihad without borders | 261 |
8 | Conclusion : from ideological to functional state | 311 |
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