Pakistan’s Terror Conundrum

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A critical and meticulously researched collection of essays examining the historical roots, state complications, and socioeconomic realities of radicalism and terrorist networks within Pakistan.

Author Name	Khaled Ahmed
ISBN	9780670095087
Year of Publication	2020
Pages	336
Language	English
Binding	Hardcover
Publisher	Penguin

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ISBN: 9780670095087
Year Of Publication: 2020
Pages : 336
Language : English
Binding : Hardcover
Publisher: Penguin

Overveiw

- Imprint: India Viking
- Format: Hardcover
- Page Count: 336 Pages
- Core Themes: National security, extremist groups, systemic state bias, international diplomatic pressure, and political instability.

Meet the Author

Khaled Ahmed is an acclaimed, senior Pakistani journalist, political analyst, and author. Widely known for his critical and objective writing on South Asian geopolitics, sectarian violence, and state structures, he has spent decades working with prominent publications to untangle the intricate relationship between religion and politics in the region

Book Summary

- The book gathers a curated selection of Ahmed's writings exploring how Pakistan evolved into an epicenter for complex threat structures. It traces the nation's journey from early internal political debates to post-9/11 alliances with the US. Ahmed explores the institutional reluctance to dismantle specific outfits, analyzes the ideology of forgotten founding figures, and questions if a state can peacefully move forward without redefining its core reliance on religious orthodoxy

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