Rethinking the National Security of Pakistan: The Price of Strategic Myopia

Author:   Ahmad Faruqui
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
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9781138721258


Pages:   190
Publication Date:   21 November 2020
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Rethinking the National Security of Pakistan: The Price of Strategic Myopia


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Author:   Ahmad Faruqui
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.453kg
ISBN:  

9781138721258


ISBN 10:   1138721255
Pages:   190
Publication Date:   21 November 2020
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

Prologue: Pakistan's unceasing predicament; Introduction; The clash in Kargil; The political economy of militarism; Premises in national security policy; Warfighting effectiveness; Evaluating General Niazi; India's security policy and combat effectiveness; Emerging tensions with China; The fallacy of nuclear deterrence; An integrated approach to national security; Resolving the conflict over Kashmir; Organizational reform in the military; The long view of Pakistan's economic prospects; Reducing military expenditures; International experiences with disarmament.

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'...a timely, disturbing, and necessary book. Pakistan desperately needs a course correction, and this book offers one.' Michael Krepon, The Stimson Centre, USA 'Scholarly research is well melded with practical observation on what Faruqui so accurately calls the strategic culture of Pakistan. The future of the sub-continent depends on human development, not that of weapons and warfare. Faruqui makes his points tellingly and readably.' Colonel Brian Cloughley, Defence Analyst, New Zealand 'Dr Faruqui has written a persuasive and lucid account of Pakistan's current strategic situation; this wise book should be read carefully in Pakistan and by those who wish to understand how this important state might best negotiate its multiple security dilemmas.' Stephen Philip Cohen, The Brookings Institution, Washington DC, USA 'Dr Ahmad Faruqui pulls together hard economic and security data and cogent arguments to make a strong case for a thorough revision of Pakistan's security policies.A Emphasizing the need of adopting an integrated approach to nationalA security that takes into account military as well as societal security, his workA presents an incisive analysis of Pakistan's security dilemma, economic development issues, the Kashmir problem and the size and strength of the military.A The notion of expanded security involving social cohesion, political strength, economic development, diplomatic support and military readiness offers an alternative perspective that is expected toA generate a debate on Pakistan's security approaches.' HASAN-ASKARI RIZVI, Political and Defense Consultant, formerA Quaid-i-Azam Professor of Pakistan Studies, Columbia University, NewA York, USA 'Faruqui has written a lucid and poignant account of Pakistan's strategic situation, including an integrated model for national security that emphasizes military and nonmilitary deterrents. His in-depth knowledge of the region, combined with exceptional scholarly re


’...a timely, disturbing, and necessary book. Pakistan desperately needs a course correction, and this book offers one.’ Michael Krepon, The Stimson Centre, USA ’Scholarly research is well melded with practical observation on what Faruqui so accurately calls the strategic culture of Pakistan. The future of the sub-continent depends on human development, not that of weapons and warfare. Faruqui makes his points tellingly and readably.’ Colonel Brian Cloughley, Defence Analyst, New Zealand ’Dr Faruqui has written a persuasive and lucid account of Pakistan’s current strategic situation; this wise book should be read carefully in Pakistan and by those who wish to understand how this important state might best negotiate its multiple security dilemmas.’ Stephen Philip Cohen, The Brookings Institution, Washington DC, USA ’Dr Ahmad Faruqui pulls together hard economic and security data and cogent arguments to make a strong case for a thorough revision of Pakistan’s security policies.  Emphasizing the need of adopting an integrated approach to national  security that takes into account military as well as societal security, his work presents an incisive analysis of Pakistan’s security dilemma, economic development issues, the Kashmir problem and the size and strength of the military.  The notion of expanded security involving social cohesion, political strength, economic development, diplomatic support and military readiness offers an alternative perspective that is expected to generate a debate on Pakistan's security approaches.’ HASAN-ASKARI RIZVI, Political and Defense Consultant, former Quaid-i-Azam Professor of Pakistan Studies, Columbia University, New York, USA ’Faruqui has written a lucid and poignant account of Pakistan’s strategic situation, including an integrated model for national security that emphasizes military and nonmilitary deterrents. His in-depth knowledge of the region, combined with exceptional scholarly re


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