The Military and Politics in Pakistan 1947-1997 By Hasan Askari Rizvi

Dive deep into Pakistan’s turbulent political history with Hasan Askari Rizvi’s acclaimed work, The Military and Politics in Pakistan 1947–1997. This book masterfully explores the complex relationship between the armed forces and civilian leadership over five decades, shedding light on coups, martial laws, and institutional dominance. Midway through its engaging narrative, Multan Kitab Ghar offers this pivotal book to help readers grasp the deeper roots of governance issues and military intervention in Pakistan's political framework. A vital resource for political science students, researchers, and anyone seeking clarity on civil-military dynamics in Pakistan.

The Military and Politics in Pakistan 

✅ Key Features:

• ✅ Written by renowned political analyst Dr. Hasan Askari Rizvi

• ✅ Covers 50 years of civil-military relations in Pakistan

• ✅ In-depth analysis of political events and military rule

• ✅ Essential for political science and international relations studies

• ✅ Valuable for CSS, PMS, and policy researchers

✅ Topics Covered:

• ✅ Military takeovers and constitutional breakdowns

• ✅ Role of the army in foreign and domestic policy

• ✅ Civilian leadership and political instability

• ✅ Impact of military rule on democratic development

• ✅ Comparative insights into governance models

Table of Contents

Introduction
The Military in British India
Division and Nationalization of the Armed forces
The Military and Politics The First phase
The Military Regime 1958-1962
The Military and Politics: The Second Phase
East Pakistan and the Armed Forces
The Change of the Horseman
Second Military Regime: 1969-1971
The Turn of the tide
the Return of the Military