Titlebook: Islam, Nationalism and the West; Issues of Identity i Iftikhar H. Malik Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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Britain, Muslim India and the Pakistanis: a Trans-Cultural Relationship,and economy, all embody enduring British traditions. No area of private or public life has remained unimpacted from a dominant British influence even since the termination of the Raj more than half a century back. It is interesting to see that nostalgia, grudge and admiration mark the successive Pak

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Islam, Muslim Nationalism and Nation-Building in Pakistan: Issues of Identity,n the part of the South Asian Muslim religious elite, the political creed itself sought justification (separatism) in religious, regional, economic and such other cultural collectivities. It is a different matter that the espousal of Islamic symbolism by the All-India Muslim League (AIML), despite a

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Understanding Civil Society in Pakistan: Imperatives and Constraints,eversal of the brutalization of state power which has been (and is) so pervasive in various regions. In a rather rudimentary fashion especially in not too infrequent moments of despair, one may simply suggest the total absence as well as impossibility of a civil society in countries like Pakistan, o

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Relations with India: Nationalism in Contestation,y.. Several years after the demise of the global bi-polarity, the South Asian sub-continent still remains a hostage to a cold war with an unabated arms race, advanced nuclear technology and ambitious programmes to develop medium- to long-range missiles. The contentious inter-state relationship has i

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Kashmir and Pakistan: Politics of Nationalism, Regionalism and Islam,lizing the tolerant and progressive sections within their respective civil societies. While the log-jam over the Himalayan territory has ironically precluded the region from economic self-sufficiency, the Kashmiri populace itself, especially in the Indian-controlled valley, has over the last nine ye

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Epilogue,ty of ‘the West in Islam and Islam in the West’. Unfortunately, their mutual perceptions based on geographical, religious and ethnic specificities, exacerbated by more recent history, keep on feeding into the legacy of dissension and suspicions. Islam as the second major religion in . societies due

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