War and Secession: Pakistan, India, and the Creation of BangladeshVistaar, 1990 - 338 pages |
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... political power was ultimately transferred to a civilian elite in Pakistan after defeat in war , and was forced by way of a mini military coup , rather than transferred voluntarily or by a " general consensus " among political parties ...
... political power was ultimately transferred to a civilian elite in Pakistan after defeat in war , and was forced by way of a mini military coup , rather than transferred voluntarily or by a " general consensus " among political parties ...
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... political development . The issues that precipitated the wars had induced national crises in the past , but these had always been resolved ; interested parties ... Politics: Image and Legacy Regionalism, Political Fragmentation, and Distrust.
... political development . The issues that precipitated the wars had induced national crises in the past , but these had always been resolved ; interested parties ... Politics: Image and Legacy Regionalism, Political Fragmentation, and Distrust.
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... political system susceptible to incursions of ad- ministrative and military power in decision making and to govern- mental instability . Fragmentation of the political body and provin- cialization became permanent features of Pakistani ...
... political system susceptible to incursions of ad- ministrative and military power in decision making and to govern- mental instability . Fragmentation of the political body and provin- cialization became permanent features of Pakistani ...
Contents
Prologue and Overview | 1 |
Image and Legacy | 8 |
Image and Legacy | 35 |
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