The Struggle For Pakistan: A Muslim Homeland And Global Politics by Ayesha Jalal (Author)

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SKU: 29272
Number of Pages: 447

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"The Struggle for Pakistan: A Muslim Homeland and Global Politics" by Ayesha Jalal offers a profound exploration of Pakistan's historical and political landscape, examining its emergence as a nation within the broader context of global politics. Jalal provides a nuanced narrative that delves into the complex interplay between ideology, nationalism, and the geopolitical realities that have shaped Pakistan since its inception. The book critically analyzes key events and figures in Pakistan's history, exploring how the quest for a Muslim homeland has been influenced by both internal dynamics and external pressures. Jalal's insightful examination highlights the contradictions and challenges faced by Pakistan, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of its ongoing struggle for identity, sovereignty, and stability.

Key Points:

Historical Context: Explores the historical background of Pakistan's formation, detailing the events leading to its establishment as a Muslim homeland in 1947.
Nationalism and Ideology: Analyzes the role of nationalism and Islamic ideology in shaping Pakistan's political identity and governance.
Geopolitical Influences: Examines how global politics and relationships with major powers have impacted Pakistan's internal and external policies.
Key Figures: Discusses significant leaders and thinkers who have influenced Pakistan's political landscape, including Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.
Socio-Political Challenges: Addresses ongoing socio-political challenges such as extremism, sectarian violence, and governance issues that affect national stability.
Economic Factors: Investigates the economic conditions and policies that have influenced Pakistan's development and global standing.
Civil-Military Relations: Explores the complex relationship between civil authorities and the military, a defining feature of Pakistan’s political landscape.
Cultural Diversity: Highlights the cultural diversity within Pakistan and its implications for national unity and identity.
Contemporary Issues: Discusses current issues facing Pakistan, including terrorism, regional conflicts, and the quest for democracy.
Future Prospects: Reflects on the future of Pakistan, considering both the potential pathways and obstacles to achieving stability and growth.

Conclusion: "The Struggle for Pakistan: A Muslim Homeland and Global Politics" by Ayesha Jalal is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Pakistan's identity and its place in global affairs. Through her thorough research and insightful analysis, Jalal provides a rich narrative that not only contextualizes Pakistan's past but also offers critical perspectives on its present and future. This book serves as a vital resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the interplay between national identity and global politics in the context of one of South Asia's most significant nations.

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Writer ✤ Ayesha Jalal (Author)

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