The Voice Across The Border

Year:2011,Binding:Hardcover,Pages:354,Language:English, Description:- Contents:- Foreword , Introduction I. PROBLEMS OF SINDH AFTER CREATION OF PAKISTAN : , 1. Ferment in Sindh : mistreatment of fisherman in Badin District in Pakistan and its Implications , 2. Urdu Speaking Immigrants in Sindhi : Fish Our of Water , 3. Vested Interests Wanted More Biharis in Sindh , 4. Muhajir Quami-Movement (MQM) : Aftermath of Partition , 5. Highest Production Centre Karachi-a Haven for the Political Militias , 6. Anti-Sindhi Policies of General Zia-ul-Haq II. SECTARIANISM AND COMMUNALISM IN SOUTH ASIA : , 7. Cramped Styles of Schismatic Denominations , 8. Punjabi Dominated Pakistan Army Behind Kashmir Imbroglio III. FOREIGN POLICY OF PAKISTAN : , 9. Kashmir Tangle: The Solution Within , 10. Thaw in Indo-Pak Relations , 11. Is Pakistan Chafing USA Vis-a-Vis China in South Asia? , 12. Shift in Pak-US Policy After USSR Demise , 13. Refined Teaching Methods in International Relations , 14. Academic Freedom in Pakistan. IV. TRIBUTE TO Edward Said : , 15. The Sate of Higher Education in Pakistan V. HIGHER EDUCATION IN PAKISTAN : , 16. Sectarianism : A Threat to South Asian Security , 17. The Root of Indo-Pakistani Discord, About The Book:- This Book Presents Panorama Of Problems Faced By The People Of Pakistan In General, And The Sindh Province In Particular. The Issues Like Ethnic Tensions Within Sindh Arising After Creation Of Pakistan, The Rise Of Spectres Of Sectarianism In Pakistan And Communalism In India And Their Respective Role In Hardening The Attitudes Of The Governments Of Two Countries Towards Each Other Are Discussed. Pakistan'S Higher Education Which Is A Causality Of The Ascendency Of The Armed Forces In The Country Is Also Investigated. At The End It Recommends Changes In Political Structure Of Pakistan And The Resultant Foreign Policy Reorientation Towards India, Which Will Benefit People Of Both The Neighbouring States Who Share A Common Geography, Common History And Probably A Common Destiny.,Content:- Foreword , Introduction ,I. Problems Of Sindh After Creation Of Pakistan : , 1. Ferment In Sindh : Mistreatment Of Fisherman In Badin District In Pakistan And Its Implications , 2. Urdu Speaking Immigrants In Sindhi : Fish Our Of Water , 3. Vested Interests Wanted More Biharis In Sindh , 4. Muhajir Quami-Movement (Mqm) : Aftermath Of Partition , 5. Highest Production Centre Karachi-A Haven For The Political Militias , 6. Anti-Sindhi Policies Of General Zia-Ul-Haq ,Ii. Sectarianism And Communalism In South Asia : , 7. Cramped Styles Of Schismatic Denominations , 8. Punjabi Dominated Pakistan Army Behind Kashmir Imbroglio ,Iii. Foreign Policy Of Pakistan : , 9. Kashmir Tangle: The Solution Within , 10. Thaw In Indo-Pak Relations , 11. Is Pakistan Chafing Usa Vis-A-Vis China In South Asia? , 12. Shift In Pak-Us Policy After Ussr Demise , 13. Refined Teaching Methods In International Relations , 14. Academic Freedom In Pakistan. ,Iv. Tribute To Edward Said : , 15. The Sate Of Higher Education In Pakistan ,V. Higher Education In Pakistan : , 16. Sectarianism : A Threat To South Asian Security , 17. The Root Of Indo-Pakistani Discord