Volume 5, No. 9, September 2023
Editor: Rashed Rahman
Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur
History
Nationalism is not a factory-produced finished good. Like all social processes it is constantly evolving as economic relations and conditions, political ideals, awareness of history all contribute towards its growth or retardation…
Fayyaz Baqir
Pakistani state: an overdeveloped or unevenly developed state?
Pakistan is passing through the last round of primitive capitalist accumulation. It will entail converting subsistence agriculture into corporate farming and converting a majority of the rural workforce into wage labour.
Charles Amjad-Ali
Introduction
The State of Israel makes several different claims for its legitimacy and foundational right.
Ashraf Jehangir Qazi
I have written several articles which are more explicit and frank than this one. But for reasons most readers will understand, newspapers are far less ready to publish such articles today.
Saulat Nagi
Experiences of the beleaguered Pakistani state show the country needs radical reforms.
Longway Foundation
China’s Path from Extreme Poverty to Socialist Modernisation
Ghazala Mufti
When one surveys the world to identify countries that have shown a marked improvement in social indicators, one factor emerges: women’s empowerment.
Fawzia Afzal-Khan
Scene 1: Pakistan-India border crossing, Delhi Airport. Fawzia alone, nervously talking to border security officer at the entry gate.
S M Naseem
This article focuses on how the Pakistani Army launched a full-scale crackdown against the intelligentsia, particularly the teachers of Dacca University.
Jamal Hussain
US Joint Publication 1 (JP1) defines military strategy as using military resources such as people, equipment and information against opponent’s resources to gain supremacy or reduce the opponent’s will to fight.