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110334
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ID:
107420
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ID:
119586
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107401
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ID:
103085
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ID:
137960
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The Islamic republic of Pakistan was created in the name of Islam, but Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the father of the nation, wanted a secular Muslim state and not a theocratic Islamic state controlled by fundamentalists.
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119550
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ID:
067301
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ID:
127284
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ID:
091562
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2009.
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While military forces are still deliberating when to announce a formal operation in North and South Waziristan, about 5,000 army personnel have already been deployed in the two agencies. Life seems to have become a living hell for the residents of North Waziristan due to the military's presence there.
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ID:
091983
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2009.
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The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in December 1979 suddenly changed the geo-strategic environment of the region. Overnight Pakistan became the front-line state against the Soviet occupation as well as the principal channel through which military assistance was provided to the Afghan mujahideen(holy warriors).
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ID:
126771
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ID:
109769
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2012.
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Anti-US sentiment and anti-government chants formed the fallying cry of a cabal of religious groups, including some terrorist organisations, who joined together to form a coalition called the Difaa-e-Pakistan Council.
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ID:
053739
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Karachi, Royal Book Company, 2003.
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xviii, 201p.pbk
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9694072883
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 048624 | 954.9105/MOT 048624 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
118631
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ID:
119589
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173184
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Bangladesh continues to face a threat from Islamic terrorism. However, the drivers of this phenomenon remain under-studied. Research has traced terrorism in Bangladesh to wider processes of Islamization; a political context marked by conflict between the country’s two main political parties and by authoritarian governance; the institutional weakness of the Bangladeshi security and justice system; and international factors, such as the Afghanistan War, influences from the Gulf, and more recently the Rohingya refugee crisis, as well as the increased interest of al-Qaeda and the Islamic State in South Asia. Based on an analysis of the literature and interviews, I argue that while the growth of terrorism in Bangladesh has been a complex process in which all of these factors have interacted, different constellations of them have been decisive at different historical stages.
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ID:
113661
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ID:
129166
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ID:
122882
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