"This edition contains a new introduction and a chapter on the developments in Pakistan's foreign policy from 2010 to 2020"--Page 4 of cover.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Shahid M. Amin served in the Pakistan Foreign Service in various capacities including Ambassador and Special Envoy. He was Pakistan's ambassador to Saudi Arabia, France, the Soviet Union, Nigeria, and Libya, with concurrent accreditation to several other countries. He was also posted in New Delhi, Kabul, Tehran, Brussels, London, and New York. Shahid M. Amin retired from the Foreign Service in 1997 and this is his first book. He is a well-known figure in the media where he participates in discussions on international affairs and Pakistan's political and economic scenario. The author has also published articles on foreign affairs in local and international publications. His other publications include Realism in Politics (ABC, 2003); Reminiscences of a Pakistani Diplomat (KCFR, 2005); Europe and the Muslim World: Coexistence or Conflict? (University of Karachi, 2012); A Concise History of Pakistan (IoBM, 2015); Pakistan Forever (PFI, Islamabad, 2017).
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Introduction to the Third Edition Introduction to the First Edition 1 The Rationale for Partition and Peaceful Co-existence 2 India-Pakistan Relations: The First Phase BL Indian Efforts to Undo Pakistan BL The Kashmir Dispute 3 Pakistan's Quest for Security 4 The First India-Pakistan War, 1965 5 The Second India-Pakistan War, 1971 6 The Resurgence of Pakistan after 1971 BL Lahore Islamic Summit BL Nuclear Capability 7 The Afghanistan Problem BL Soviet Occupation of Afghanistan BL The Afghan Problem in the Post-Soviet Era BL Pakistan-Iran Differences on the Afghan Issue 8 Pakistan's Multilateral Diplomacy 9 Pakistan's Relations with the Islamic World BL Turkey BL Saudi Arabia BL Iran BL Libya BL Egypt BL Other Islamic States BL Conclusion 10 Pakistan's Relations with China 11 A Reappraisal of India-Pakistan Relations BL The Negative Elements BL The Positive Exceptions: Indus Waters Treaty and the Rann of Kutch Arbitration BL Nuclear Explosions by India and Pakistan BL The Case for Fresh Thinking BL Indian Acceptance of the Irreversible Separation of Pakistan BL Pakistan's Acceptance of the Realities in the Subcontinent BL Rethinking on Kashmir BL The Moral Dimension BL The Pragmatic Considerations BL Options before Pakistan 12 Learning from Experience 13 The Kargil Crisis: An Assessment 14 Strengthening the OIC 15 The Role of the Islamic World in Global Politics 16 The Fall of the Soviet Union: Implications for Pakistan 17 Post 9/11 Developments in Pakistan's Foreign Policy BL War against Terror: US-Pakistan Relations BL Pakistan-India Relations after 9/11 BL Prospects for Peace in South Asia 18 Pakistan's Foreign Policy (20102020) BL Downward Slope in US-Pakistan Relations - The Raymond Davis Case - The Death of Osama Bin Laden - Memogate Scandal - Salala Incident - Drone Attacks - Operation Zarb-i-Azb - Trump Accuses Pakistan of Duplicity - Conclusion BL Pakistan-India Tensions - Pulwama and Surgical Strikes - Indian Repression in Kashmir - Anti-Muslim Laws in India - Kulbhushan Jadhav Case - Kartarpur Corridor BL Pakistan-China Relations BL Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations - Chabahar as Transit Route BL Pakistan-Russia Relations BL Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Relations BL Pakistan-Iran Relations Index
Introduction to the Third Edition Introduction to the First Edition 1 The Rationale for Partition and Peaceful Co-existence 2 India-Pakistan Relations: The First Phase BL Indian Efforts to Undo Pakistan BL The Kashmir Dispute 3 Pakistan's Quest for Security 4 The First India-Pakistan War, 1965 5 The Second India-Pakistan War, 1971 6 The Resurgence of Pakistan after 1971 BL Lahore Islamic Summit BL Nuclear Capability 7 The Afghanistan Problem BL Soviet Occupation of Afghanistan BL The Afghan Problem in the Post-Soviet Era BL Pakistan-Iran Differences on the Afghan Issue 8 Pakistan's Multilateral Diplomacy 9 Pakistan's Relations with the Islamic World BL Turkey BL Saudi Arabia BL Iran BL Libya BL Egypt BL Other Islamic States BL Conclusion 10 Pakistan's Relations with China 11 A Reappraisal of India-Pakistan Relations BL The Negative Elements BL The Positive Exceptions: Indus Waters Treaty and the Rann of Kutch Arbitration BL Nuclear Explosions by India and Pakistan BL The Case for Fresh Thinking BL Indian Acceptance of the Irreversible Separation of Pakistan BL Pakistan's Acceptance of the Realities in the Subcontinent BL Rethinking on Kashmir BL The Moral Dimension BL The Pragmatic Considerations BL Options before Pakistan 12 Learning from Experience 13 The Kargil Crisis: An Assessment 14 Strengthening the OIC 15 The Role of the Islamic World in Global Politics 16 The Fall of the Soviet Union: Implications for Pakistan 17 Post 9/11 Developments in Pakistan's Foreign Policy BL War against Terror: US-Pakistan Relations BL Pakistan-India Relations after 9/11 BL Prospects for Peace in South Asia 18 Pakistan's Foreign Policy (20102020) BL Downward Slope in US-Pakistan Relations - The Raymond Davis Case - The Death of Osama Bin Laden - Memogate Scandal - Salala Incident - Drone Attacks - Operation Zarb-i-Azb - Trump Accuses Pakistan of Duplicity - Conclusion BL Pakistan-India Tensions - Pulwama and Surgical Strikes - Indian Repression in Kashmir - Anti-Muslim Laws in India - Kulbhushan Jadhav Case - Kartarpur Corridor BL Pakistan-China Relations BL Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations - Chabahar as Transit Route BL Pakistan-Russia Relations BL Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Relations BL Pakistan-Iran Relations Index
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