Pakistan: Nationalism without a Nation [Paperback]

Introduction

Part 1: Failed State: Ethnic Conflicts and Sectarianism
1. The Punjabization of Pakistan: Myth or Reality -Ian Talbot
2. The Mohajir Issue -Yunas Samad
3. The New Religious Groups -Saeed Sahfqat
4. Islam, the State and the Rise of Sectarian Militancy -S.V.R. Nasr
5. Interpreting Ethnic Movements in Pakistan -Christophe Jaffrelot

Part 2: At the Crossroads of Regional Tensions
6. The Indian Syndrome: Between Kashmir and the Nuclear Predicament -Jean-Luc Racine
7. The Islamic Dimension of the Kashmir Insurgency -Sumit Ganguly
8. The Regional Dimension of Sectarian Conflicts in Pakistan -Mariam Abou Zahab
9. Pakistan and the Taleban -Olivier Roy
10. The Taleban Factor in Regional Politics -Gilles Dorronsoro
11. The Geopolitics of Pakistan's Energy Supply -Frederic Grare

Part 3: State Without a Foreign Policy?
12. The Dialectic between Domestic and Foreign Policy -Mohammed Waseem
13. The 'Multivocal' State: The Kashmir Politics of Pakistan -Amelie Blom
14. Does the Army Shape Pakistan's Foreign Policy? -Ian Talbot
15. Conclusion: And Yet It Exists -Pierre Lafrance