The Struggle for Pakistan by Ayesha Jalal is a comprehensive historical analysis of Pakistan’s political and social journey since its creation in 1947. It delves into the complexities of Pakistan’s identity as a Muslim homeland while considering its relations with global powers. Jalal examines key political events, including the partition, the military rule, and the challenges of establishing a democratic society. Through this exploration, the book highlights Pakistan’s role in the Muslim world and its shifting position in global politics. The Struggle for Pakistan provides insightful commentary on the country’s ongoing struggles with its internal and external political dynamics.
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The Struggle for Pakistan: A Muslim Homeland and Global Politics
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Ayesha Jalal’s The Struggle for Pakistan examines the history of Pakistan, focusing on its political evolution, identity, and its challenges in the global arena. It explores the dynamic role of Pakistan in shaping the Muslim world and international relations.
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