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Old Friday, December 07, 2012
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I would strongly recommend you Pakistan A New History written by Ian Talbot and published by Oxford

Its a recently published book containing 8 chapters
The Contents are
  • Pakistan: Land, People, Society
  • Understanding the Failure of Pakistan' First Experiment with Democracy 1947-58
  • Ayub's Pakistan: The End of the Begining
  • Bhutto's Pakistan: A Missed Opportunity
  • Zia and the Quest for Pakistan's Stability
  • Pakistan's Democratic Interlude 1988-99
  • The Janus State: Pakistan Under Musharraf
  • Surviving the Storm: Zardari's Pakistan

About the book Maleeha Lodhi wrote
"An invaluable guide for navigating and understanding Pakistan's complex, byzantine politics. No other contemporary history of Pakistan come anywhere near Talbot's understanding and detail of its challenges and missed opportunities"
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