Sattar, Abdul <br/><br/>
Pakistan's foreign policy, 1947-2019 : a concise history 
/ Abdul Sattar 
 - 5th ed.  
 - Oxford University Press,  Karachi :  2020 
 - 400 p.  
<br/><br/>1.	The emergence of Pakistan<br/>2.	Foreign policy beginnings<br/>3.	The Kashmir question, 1947-1957<br/>4.	The search for security <br/>5.	Alliances<br/>6.	The alliances—costs and benefits <br/>7.	China and other countries <br/>8.	Pakistan—India war, 1963<br/>9.	Legacy of war <br/>10.	The 1971 disaster <br/>11.	The Shimla agreement: negotiating under duress <br/>12.	Pakistan’s nuclear programme and relations with the US<br/>13.	Relations with India—an interlude: 1977-1979<br/>14.	Soviet intervention in Afghanistan-1979<br/>15.	Kashmir: the struggle for Azadi<br/>16.	The Afghanistan civil war, 1990-1998<br/>17.	Pakistan-India disputes and crises <br/>18.	Nuclear weapons and missile systems <br/>19.	Increasing isolation,1990-2001<br/>20.	Post 9/11 policy<br/>21.	On-off partnership with the US, 2001-2016<br/>22.	Terrorism <br/>23.	Afghanistan, 2001-2018<br/>24.	Pakistan—India relations, 1986-2018<br/>25.	Pakistan-China: Enduring entente<br/>26.	International organizations<br/>27.	Policy in a changing world  <br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780190702571 (pbk) 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Economics--Pakistan--Diplomatic relations--Pakistan Foreign Policy
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327.5491  / Sa836