Pakistan and the Emergence of Islamic Militancy in Afghanistan - Market Research Reports

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Pakistan and the Emergence of Islamic Militancy in Afghanistan

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Pakistans interaction with Afghanistan was to an extent influenced and fashioned by the historical legacy of pre-1947 Afghan-British Indian relations. This intriguing study explores how the Pakistan Armys involvement with the Afghan Islamists became integrated with the Pakistani elites post-Cold War strategic agenda. The analyses take into account the nature of the Pakistani polity and the foremost role of the Pakistani military in policy formulation.

Particular attention is given to the interrelationship between the changes in the geopolitics of the Southwest and South Asian regions with the security policies of the Pakistani decision-making elite. Security concerns play a pivotal role in Pakistans attempt to create a client state in Afghanistan in order to enhance Pakistans wider economic and political influence in the region.

Continued interest in the region since the events of 9/11 make this volume highly suitable for courses on South Asian studies, international relations and political Islam. It will also attract readers interested in terrorism and contemporary politics of South and West Asia.

Contents:

Introduction
The Pakistan-Afghanistan relationship in a historical perspective
Pakistan-Afghanistan ties, 1947-1977
The Zia regime and Afghanistan, 1978-1988
The concluding years of the Cold War and the Afghan conflict
Pakistan and the Islamic State of Afghanistan, 1992-1995
Pakistan and the Taliban, 1996-2001
Conclusion
Appendix A
Appendix B
Glossary
Bibliography
Index.

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