Contemporary Pakistan : politics, economy and society 
/ edited by Manzooruddin Ahmed 
 - Karachi :  Royal Book,  1982 
 - xvii, 284 p. 
<br/><br/>1.	Politics <br/>2.	Changing patterns of politics in Pakistan: an overall view<br/>3.	The constitutional problem of Pakistan <br/>4.	The 1977 Pakistani elections an analysis <br/>5.	From electoral politics to martial law: alternative perspectives on Pakistan’s political crisis of 1977<br/>6.	The changing party structure in Pakistan: from Muslim league to people’s party <br/>7.	The economy <br/>8.	Some remarks on Pakistan’s economic system before, during and after the Bhutto period <br/>9.	A review of the Pakistani economy under Bhutto <br/>10.	The role of foreign capital in Pakistan’s development <br/>11.	Employment strategies for economic stability in Pakistan: new initiatives <br/>12.	Society<br/>13.	The effects of population and urbanization growth rates on the ethnic tensions in Pakistan<br/>14.	The policy logic of land reforms in Pakistan<br/>15.	Educational policy development in Pakistan: quest for a national program <br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>History-Pakistan
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>954.91  / A2865