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"'This book brilliantly examines the history of governance in Pakistan and focuses on the critical aspects of country’s institutional growth. It’s emphasis on the centrality of criminal justice system & rule of law offers readers a very important perspective. The book provides the challenge of terrorism that Pakistan faced for many decades now as a test case of how state institutions responded to this ugly episode. His analysis and prescriptions for governance reform efforts in Pakistan offers much needed clarity and wisdom. Syed Azhar Hassan Nadeem’s incisive observations, rich experience as a public servant and intellectual approach makes it a very valuable narrative. It builds on his earlier acclaimed works on law enforcement, politics and justice and is highly recommended as a text book.' —Dr. Hassan Abbas, Distinguished Professor of International Relations at NESA, National Defense University, Washington DC. ""This book brilliantly examines the history of governance in Pakistan and focuses on the critical aspects of the country’s institutional growth. Its emphasis on the centrality of the criminal justice system & rule of law offers readers a very important perspective. The book provides the challenge of terrorism that Pakistan faced for many decades now as a test case of how state institutions responded to this ugly episode. His analysis and prescriptions for governance reform efforts in Pakistan offers much needed clarity and wisdom. Syed Azhar Hassan Nadeem’s incisive observations, rich experience as a public servant and intellectual approach make it a very valuable narrative. It builds on his earlier acclaimed works on law enforcement, politics and justice and is highly recommended as a text book."" —Dr. Hassan Abbas, Distinguished Professor of International Relations at NESA, National Defense University, Washington, DC"

'This book brilliantly examines the history of governance in Pakistan and focuses on the critical aspects of country's institutional growth. It's emphasis on the centrality of criminal justice system & rule of law offers readers a very important perspective. The book provides the challenge of terrorism that Pakistan faced for many decades now as a test case of how state institutions responded to this ugly episode. His analysis and prescriptions for governance reform efforts in Pakistan offers much needed clarity and wisdom. Syed Azhar Hassan Nadeem's incisive observations, rich experience as a public servant and intellectual approach makes it a very valuable narrative. It builds on his earlier acclaimed works on law enforcement, politics and justice and is highly recommended as a text book.' -Dr. Hassan Abbas, Distinguished Professor of International Relations at NESA, National Defense University, Washington DC. This book brilliantly examines the history of governance in Pakistan and focuses on the critical aspects of the country's institutional growth. Its emphasis on the centrality of the criminal justice system & rule of law offers readers a very important perspective. The book provides the challenge of terrorism that Pakistan faced for many decades now as a test case of how state institutions responded to this ugly episode. His analysis and prescriptions for governance reform efforts in Pakistan offers much needed clarity and wisdom. Syed Azhar Hassan Nadeem's incisive observations, rich experience as a public servant and intellectual approach make it a very valuable narrative. It builds on his earlier acclaimed works on law enforcement, politics and justice and is highly recommended as a text book. -Dr. Hassan Abbas, Distinguished Professor of International Relations at NESA, National Defense University, Washington, DC

This book brilliantly examines the history of governance in Pakistan and focuses on the critical aspects of the country's institutional growth. Its emphasis on the centrality of the criminal justice system & rule of law offers readers a very important perspective. The book provides the challenge of terrorism that Pakistan faced for many decades now as a test case of how state institutions responded to this ugly episode. His analysis and prescriptions for governance reform efforts in Pakistan offers much needed clarity and wisdom. Syed Azhar Hassan Nadeem's incisive observations, rich experience as a public servant and intellectual approach make it a very valuable narrative. It builds on his earlier acclaimed works on law enforcement, politics and justice and is highly recommended as a text book. -Dr. Hassan Abbas, Distinguished Professor of International Relations at NESA, National Defense University, Washington, DC

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Azhar Hassan Nadeem retired as Inspector General Police of Punjab, Pakistan, in 2008 and served as Member of the Punjab Public Service Commission from May 2008 to 2011. He has been delivering lectures from time to time in various universities and training institutions at home and abroad. He is currently serving as Senior Fellow at the Lahore School of Economics. He has a Masters of Economic and Social Studies from the University of Wales, Cardiff, UK, and a Doctorate in Economics from the University of the Punjab in 1998. Apart from policing and administrative experience, he is an economist and a criminologist who has authored a number of books, including Pakistan: The Political Economy of Lawlessness (2002). His book titled The Punjab Police in a Comparative Perspective (1989) was awarded by the National Book Council of Pakistan and received the Allama Iqbal Award by the Government of Punjab.

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