Reimagining Pakistan

Salman Rushdie once labeled Pakistan as a 'poorly imagined country,' reflecting its diverse perceptions globally as dangerous, unstable, and intolerant, partly due to its religious ideology and historical rivalry with India. Despite its challenges, Husain Haqqani, a prominent commentator, advocates for reimagining Pakistan in his new book. He critiques its origins, current shortcomings, and proposes a reevaluation of its ideology to foster a national identity beyond its rivalry with India.

Pages: 395

Author: Husain Haqqani 

Original Edition - Paperback