Books like Can Pakistan Survive? by Tariq Ali

Imran Khan weaves Pakistan’s history into a memoir, tracing the nation’s birth from the British Raj through key conflicts with India and the Afghanistan war, offering personal insights into its evolving identity.

An analytical history of the Pakistan Army, examining its influence on the nation's politics, wars with India, leadership changes, and modern challenges such as the Afghan conflict, nuclear program, and U.S. relations.

Economist journalist Emma Duncan immerses herself in Pakistan’s turbulent politics, meeting leaders from Benazir Bhutto’s wedding to General Zia, while exploring the city of Karachi and its crime rate.

"India and Pakistan are perhaps the most dangerous neighbors on the globe with opposing ethnic and religious forces threatening far fetching social and political upheavals. With each nation now commanding nuclear power, their conflict has the potential to be even more devastating. For students, researchers, and other interested readers investigating Indo-Pakistani relations - the roots of the tension, the outbreaks of war, the current dynamics - Conflict Between India and Pakistan: An Encyclopedia is an informed new resource." "Conflict Between India and Pakistan begins with a series of alphabetically organized entries that describe the people, institutions, events, locations, and issues that have played a role in the Indo-Pakistani relations since the 1947 partition. It continues with a thoughtful discussion of the current state of India-Pakistan relations, an extensive chronology and bibliography, and an appendix and glossary. Insightful and evenhanded, it is a unique authoritative resource on one of the world's most volatile geopolitical flashpoints."--Jacket.

An analysis of the Inter‑Services Intelligence, Pakistan’s military intelligence agency, and its alleged involvement in fostering terrorism against India.