Written by Abdul Sattar, a former foreign minister and foreign secretary, the book comprises 329 pages and documents the country history. It provides a factual basis for objective appraisal and helps identify lessons useful to future policy makers

This book is a penetrating analysis of Pakistan's foreign policy from the time of Independence in 1947 until the beginning of the new millennium. The formulation of Pakistan's foreign policy has been discussed from a fresh perspective. The author has tried to pragmatically examine the structural failures of Pakistan's foreign policy-making process and calls for new thinking on various aspects of Pakistan's foreign policy

Pakistan Almanac 2004 - 2005 is the most updated documents of facts and figures with depth and insight. This is a book of permanent reference value for all those who seek total and sectoral information on Pakistan. This is an Encyclopedia in its own right that reports every aspects of land, peole, life and culture pertaining to Pakistan

In 1988 a collection of Agha Shahi speeches and articles, a Pakistani diplomat and foreign minister of Pakistan from 1977 to 1982, was published as Pakistan`s Security and Foreign Policy. Agha Shahi has provided an excellent basis for debating the foreign policy issues of today. Many puzzling aspects of Pakistani policies become clearer after a reading of these papers

The book contains the papers of sessions devoted the Pakistani policy after 9/11. Among them - Domestic Challenges to National Security by Mushahid H. Sayed ; Palistan and the United States : Steady Partners in the Years Ahead? by Dennis Kux ; The Evolution of Higher Education in Pakistan - Efforts to Meet the Challenges of the 20th Century by Usman Ali Isani etc.

This book is unique in style, elegant in appearance and fascinating in content. This compact synthesis presents the grand sweep of Sindh’s history from antiquity to the present age. The general emphasis in this book is on the structural pattern of history of Sindh rather than the chronology, which in itself gives it a singular dimension. It seeks to explain the major political, economic, social, cultural, geological and geographical forces that have shaped the history of Sindh

Pakistan national security calculus become very complex and diverse; necessitating continuous reflection, analysis and identification of ingenious methods to meet the security needs. The challenges for Pakistani security forces are even more complicated, multifaceted and multi-tiered, exacerbated by the competing interests of various regional and international players. The solution lies in remaining informed about the sources, nature and type of challenges and finding simple practical solutions to the complex problems despite the economic woes

Pakistan Culture constitutes an elective subject in the course of studies for foreign students at the Intermediate level. However no single book covers the prescribed syllabus. Teachers and students feel handicapped on this account and have often voiced the need for duch a comprehensive publication. This book embodies the response to this need. It atttempts in a single concise volume, to portray Pakistan rich cultural heritage which is as variegated as its geographic environments - with mountains, plains, deserts, river valleys full of natural beauty and grandeur, the Karakoram and Hindu Kush ranges in the north and the delta of the mighty Indus in south which also was the citadel of one of the earliest civilization

This book is about pakistani culture

The domestic political environment of Pakistan and geopolitical environment off the world as a whole remains highly dynamic