Abstract Pakistan has been a persistent, major irritant in US-Indian relations. This article is principally concerned with Pakistan’s place in US-Indian relations during the 1980s.…
Country or Region: Pakistan
Abstract As a result of the Pakistani government’s failure to address the situation, severe floods have become a regular occurrence in Pakistan. Consequently, the country…
Abstract This essay examines the arc of the US–Pakistan relations amid the developments of the last decade of the war on terror. It argues that…
Abstract In the midst of persistent economic challenges and deteriorating ties with the US, Pakistan is reinvigorating links with traditional partners, China and Saudi Arabia,…
Abstract The 2010 devastating floods in Pakistan have starkly reminded the world of the two critical, interrelated challenges confronting Pakistan: economic development and security. And…
Abstract This monograph examines the Baloch separatist insurgency that has resurfaced in recent years in Pakistan’s sprawling Balochistan province. The author maintains that the context…
Abstract Development prospects and economic growth in Pakistan, like in most other countries, will hinge on securing sustainable energy supplies. The Pakistan government has developed…
Highlights from the article: On 5 April 2009 in Prague, US President Barack Obama asserted the United States’ commitment to ‘seek the peace and security of…
From the publisher: Throughout Asia, states are competing to build and leverage soft power using public diplomacy. This article examines these investments, whether they pay dividends,…
Abstract South Asia’s future energy consumption will be driven by continuing economic growth and demographic trends. The likely inability of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh to…
Abstract This volume assesses Pakistan’s energy needs over the next 25-30 years, and it seeks to foster debate on how Pakistan might succeed in meeting…
Abstract In recent years, Pakistan has developed the world’s fastest-growing nuclear weapons program. The most current estimates are that Pakistan now possesses enough fissile material…
Abstract India and Pakistan have now been nuclear powers for at least a decade, apparently already having “gone to the brink” several times. Despite the…
Abstract Ever since decolonization and the partition of the former British colony of India into the states of India and Pakistan, there has been an…
Abstract India–Pakistan relations are best understood as an example of nuclear rivalry, in which nuclear weapons both exacerbate and limit hostility. In all such relationships,…
