THE SECURITY IMPERATIVE: PAKISTAN'S NUCLEAR DETERRENCE AND DIPLOMACY BY ZAMIR AKRAM

The Security Imperative: Pakistan's Nuclear Deterrence and Diplomacy by Zamir  Akram offers an insider’s perspective on one of the most critical aspects of Pakistan’s national security: its nuclear program and the diplomatic maneuvers surrounding it. Written by a seasoned diplomat with first-hand experience in nuclear diplomacy, the book examines the evolution of Pakistan’s nuclear policy, the challenges posed by regional and global powers, and the strategic rationale behind maintaining a credible deterrence. It also sheds light on the role of diplomacy in balancing international pressures with national security needs, making it an essential resource for understanding South Asian strategic affairs.

The Security Imperative: Pakistan's Nuclear Deterrence and Diplomacy

Author: Zamir Akram
Binding: Hardcover 
Paper Quality: Standard
Category: International Relations, Nuclear Studies, South Asian Security, Diplomacy
Recommended For:
Students of international relations, policymakers, diplomats, defense analysts, researchers in nuclear strategy, and readers interested in Pakistan’s foreign policy and national security.

Key Points 

• Evolution of Pakistan’s Nuclear Program:
  Traces the historical development of Pakistan’s nuclear capability and its strategic drivers.

• Nuclear Deterrence in South Asia:
  Explores the dynamics of deterrence between Pakistan and India, and its implications for regional stability.

• Diplomatic Engagements:
  Highlights Pakistan’s negotiations with global powers and institutions regarding its nuclear stance.

• Balancing Pressures and Security Needs:
  Discusses how Pakistan manages international non-proliferation pressures while safeguarding its defense.

• Insider Perspective:
  Provides rare insights from the author’s diplomatic career, making the analysis both authentic and authoritative.