Pakistan : From Jinnah to Jehad
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Pakistan: From Jinnah To Jehad Analyses The Contemporary Situation And Looks At The Future Strategic Scenario. In Pakistan, The Past Has Been Repeating Itself With An Amazing Regu…
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This intensively researched book analyzes Pakistan's political trajectory from its founding under Jinnah to the rise of jehad, examining recurring historical patterns and future strategic scenarios. It also reveals China's 1962 suggestion to Pakistan to open a military front against India over Kashmir, and Ayub Khan's reluctance. A critical study for understanding South Asian geopolitics and Pakistan's internal dynamics.
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About Pakistan : From Jinnah to Jehad
Pakistan: From Jinnah to Jehad by S K Datta and Rajeev Sharma offers a comprehensive analysis of Pakistan's political evolution, tracing the nation's journey from Muhammad Ali Jinnah's vision to the contemporary era of religious extremism. The authors argue that Pakistan's history has been marked by repetitive patterns, and they explore the underlying causes. The book delves into strategic dimensions, including China's role during the 1962 Sino-Indian conflict, revealing that Chinese leadership urged Pakistan to open a second front and resolve the Kashmir issue, but Ayub Khan hesitated. Drawing on extensive research, the book examines the interplay of ideology, military strategy, and domestic politics, and projects future scenarios. It is a critical resource for understanding the complexities of Pakistan's statehood and its regional implications.
Who should read Pakistan : From Jinnah to Jehad?
This book is essential for students and scholars of South Asian history, international relations, and political science. It will appeal to policymakers, journalists, and analysts seeking deep insights into Pakistan's political and strategic behavior. Readers interested in the Kashmir conflict, China-Pakistan relations, and the roots of religious extremism will find it valuable. General readers with a keen interest in geopolitics and contemporary history will also benefit from its detailed research and provocative arguments.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Intensively researched with historical detail
- ✓ Provides unique insights into China-Pakistan relations during 1962
- ✓ Offers a critical analysis of Pakistan's political trajectory
- ✓ Examines recurring patterns in Pakistan's history
- ✓ Projects future strategic scenarios for the region
Cons
- ✗ May be perceived as biased against Pakistan
- ✗ Focuses heavily on military and strategic aspects
- ✗ Could be dense for casual readers
- ✗ Limited coverage of social and cultural dimensions
- ✗ Some arguments may be speculative
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Frequently asked questions
What is the main thesis of the book?
The book argues that Pakistan's history has been characterized by repeating patterns, from its ideological foundations to the rise of jehad, and analyzes the strategic implications of these patterns for the future.
Does the book cover the Kashmir issue?
Yes, it discusses the Kashmir issue, including China's suggestion to Pakistan during the 1962 conflict to open a military front and resolve Kashmir, and Ayub Khan's response.
Who are the authors?
S K Datta and Rajeev Sharma are the authors. They are known for their research on strategic and political affairs.
Is the book suitable for academic use?
Yes, it is intensively researched and provides a critical analysis, making it suitable for academic study in political science and international relations.
What is the significance of the title?
The title reflects the book's exploration of Pakistan's evolution from Jinnah's vision to the contemporary phenomenon of jehad, highlighting a dramatic transformation.
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