Ahmed, Ishtiaq <br/><br/>
Pakistan the garrison state : origins, evolution, consequences 1947-2011 
/ Ishtiat Ahmed  
 - Karachi :  Oxford University Press,  2020 
 - 494 p.  
<br/><br/>1.	The fortress of Islam: A metaphor for a garrison state<br/>2.	British, American and soviet attitudes towards the Pakistan scheme<br/>3.	The colonial roots of the Pakistan army<br/>4.	The first Kashmir war, 1947-1948<br/>5.	Wooing the Americans, and civil military relations <br/>6.	The first military takeover<br/>7.	The 1965 war<br/>8.	Alienation between east and west Pakistan<br/>9.	Civil war and Pakistan India war of 1971<br/>10.	The rise and fall of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto <br/>11.	General Zia braces the fortress of Islam <br/>12.	The afghan jihad <br/>13.	Civilian governments and the establishment <br/>14.	Vicissitudes of the Musharraf regime<br/>15.	Transition to democracy and proliferation in terrorism <br/>16.	The United States prepares for exit <br/>17.	The gory end of Osama bin laden<br/>18.	Analysis and conclusion <br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780190702441 (pbk) 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>954.91  / Ah52