Military Inc Inside Pakistan's Military Economy 2nd Edition by Ayesha Siddiqa

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Number of Pages: 400

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📘 Title Name: Military Inc: Inside Pakistan's Military Economy (2nd Edition)
✍️ Author: Ayesha Siddiqa

🔹 Introduction:
This groundbreaking book by Ayesha Siddiqa reveals the hidden dimensions of Pakistan's military economy. It critically examines how the armed forces built an extensive business empire and its impact on politics, governance, and society.

🔑 Key Points:

Explores Pakistan’s military as both a defense force and a corporate giant.
Analyzes the military’s business interests in real estate, manufacturing, and services.
Discusses the political and economic consequences of "Milbus" (military business).
Provides case studies and data-driven insights into military-owned enterprises.
Raises questions about accountability, democracy, and civil-military relations.

🔹 Conclusion:
Military Inc is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the interplay between Pakistan’s military, politics, and economy. It offers an eye-opening analysis of power, profit, and the challenges they pose to democratic governance.

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