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067889
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Karachi, Oxford University Press, 2002.
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xx, 343p.
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019579530x
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107135
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046106
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Dhaka, Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies, 2003.
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59p.
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047351
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New Delhi, Har-anand Publications, 2001.
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440p.
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Foreign policy, peace and security series
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8124108404
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065367
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Karachi, Department of International Relations, University of Karachi, 2005.
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xvi, 240p.hbk
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081616
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2nd ed.
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Karachi, University of Karachi and the Hanns Seield Founadation, 2006.
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xix, 236p.hbk
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969855002X
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049259
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Karachi, Department of International relations, 2001.
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ii, 199p.
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108876
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2011.
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Counter terrorism is not only a forceful response to the acts of terror, but also means a comprehensive combination of hard and soft power. The use of military or semi-military means to counter terrorism is one way to prevent the further loss of innocent lives but in order to effectively deal with the threat of terror, the application of social, psychological, economic and political means are also essential. This paper will take into account six important factors which cause the outbreak of violence and terrorism in Pakistan and the question of successes and failures of counter terrorism strategy. First, inter and intra-sectarian conflict; second, growing militancy in younger generation; third, the role of autonomous and secessionist groups particularly in Balochistan; fourth, army's bewildered approach on dealing with the threat of terror; fifth, media's role in curbing the incidents of terrorism and finally, the level of awareness or the lack of awareness which exists in Pakistan on the growing power of non-state actors who are in present circumstances responsible for the bulk of violent and terrorist acts in the country.
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104461
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051842
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Karachi, Department of International relations, 2001.
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206p.Pbk
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155950
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066079
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Karachi, Bureau of Composition, Compilation and Translation, Press, 2005.
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xiv, 297p.
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136303
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Elite politics in Pakistan is focused on ensuring the privileged status of those classes who hold considerable influence in society. Conformist elite since the creation of Pakistan until today pursue a status quo oriented approach. Non-conformist elite is a recent phenomenon with a purpose to bring qualitative change in society, to dismantle the exploitive order, weed out corruption, and pull Pakistan from decades of stagnation and underdevelopment.
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The debate and discourse to change the provincial map of Pakistan by creating new provinces is not a new phenomenon and is considered as a major challenge to intra-national security and to the centripetal forces who still want Pakistan to be a unitary/centralised state instead of a federal state. What is intra-national security and how can the issue of creating new provinces have a major impact on the dynamics of national security at different levels? When compared with national security, which deals with the whole country, intra-national security relates to contradictions and variations in the security dynamics and paradigms in different parts of the country. Pakistan as a multiethnic, multilingual, multicultural and multi-religious state can effectively deal with issues of security if intra-national security is accepted as a reality and is beyond the scope of national security. Matters and issues relating to different regions of Pakistan located in its provinces can at best be understood in terms of intra-national security. If the approach of major power stakeholders in Pakistan is positive, and they wish to peacefully address issues that cause friction, instability, chaos, disorder and violence in different provinces because of social, economic and political injustices, they must seriously consider proposal to upgrade existing divisions of Pakistan into provinces. For that matter, proper brainstorming by the concerned stakeholders including civil society groups needs to be done so that consensus is reached on the methodology to create new provinces in Pakistan.
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047233
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Karachi, Department of International relations, 2000.
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96p.
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Research Project
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078099
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161458
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000786
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Pakistan, University of Karachi, 1999.
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70p.
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9698380264
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In South Asia, contemporary Pakistan is one of the most affected countries as far
as terrorism and violent extremism are concerned. Although, the phenomenon
is not new in Pakistan, the country, however, witnessed a gradual resurgence of
violence and extremism during the last three decades. This paper examines the
phenomenon of violent extremism by linking it with the radicalisation of youths
in Pakistan. It dwells at length the permeation of extremism in various segments
of Pakistani society in the post-1971 Pakistan; the role of state in not reversing
the tide of religious extremism which got an impetus because of the Afghan
War and the events occurring in post- 9/11 period. Why the culture of tolerance
witnessed erosion in the last four decades and how ethics and values declined
particularly among the new generation of Pakistan are also be examined in
the paper. More so, the transformation of extremism from moderate to radical
and violent are also examined while focusing on the erosion of the culture of
tolerance and the permeation of violence at societal level. A road map dealing
with the predicament of youths in Pakistan by eradicating extremism is also
discussed and plausible solutions of growing radicalisation of youths of this
country are delineated in this paper. It is argued that meaningful steps need to be
undertaken by the people at the helm of affairs to ensure positive transformation
in the approach, attitude and behaviour of youths to prevent them from falling
into the trap of intolerance, extremism and violence. And such steps include not
only social, economic and governance reforms but also must include extensive
reforms of the education sector as well.
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ID:
073011
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Colombo, Regional Center For Strategic Studies, 2005.
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xv, 803p.
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