Contemporary Pakistan : politics, economy and society
Contemporary Pakistan : politics, economy and society
/ edited by Manzooruddin Ahmed
- Karachi : Royal Book, 1982
- xvii, 284 p.
1. Politics
2. Changing patterns of politics in Pakistan: an overall view
3. The constitutional problem of Pakistan
4. The 1977 Pakistani elections an analysis
5. From electoral politics to martial law: alternative perspectives on Pakistan’s political crisis of 1977
6. The changing party structure in Pakistan: from Muslim league to people’s party
7. The economy
8. Some remarks on Pakistan’s economic system before, during and after the Bhutto period
9. A review of the Pakistani economy under Bhutto
10. The role of foreign capital in Pakistan’s development
11. Employment strategies for economic stability in Pakistan: new initiatives
12. Society
13. The effects of population and urbanization growth rates on the ethnic tensions in Pakistan
14. The policy logic of land reforms in Pakistan
15. Educational policy development in Pakistan: quest for a national program
History-Pakistan
954.91 / A2865
1. Politics
2. Changing patterns of politics in Pakistan: an overall view
3. The constitutional problem of Pakistan
4. The 1977 Pakistani elections an analysis
5. From electoral politics to martial law: alternative perspectives on Pakistan’s political crisis of 1977
6. The changing party structure in Pakistan: from Muslim league to people’s party
7. The economy
8. Some remarks on Pakistan’s economic system before, during and after the Bhutto period
9. A review of the Pakistani economy under Bhutto
10. The role of foreign capital in Pakistan’s development
11. Employment strategies for economic stability in Pakistan: new initiatives
12. Society
13. The effects of population and urbanization growth rates on the ethnic tensions in Pakistan
14. The policy logic of land reforms in Pakistan
15. Educational policy development in Pakistan: quest for a national program
History-Pakistan
954.91 / A2865
