The Ayub Khan Era. Politics in Pakistan, 1958-1969

This is the study of a decade when the Army under General Mohammad Ayub Khan took control of Pakistan amidst turmoil until Ayub was pressured into passing his authority to General Yahya Khan. It is an examination of the character of Ayub Khan's rule, of his dreams of a new Pakistan and of the reasons for his failure to bring it about. This book is divided into two parts. Part I provides a political survey of the events, personalities, and relationships of the Ayub Khan era. Part II links the political events with aspects of the traditional political environment in Pakistan-the bureaucratic legacy, the rural power structure, the urban intelligentsia-that actually shape politics, This book contains a glossary, a two-page map, an appendix, a bibliography, end notes, and an index

Bureaucracy · Character (mathematics) · Glossary · Index (typography) · Intelligentsia · Political science · Politics · Power (physics) · Sociology · Law · Philosophy · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East

• Parties, Elections, and Democracy in Pakistan

  David Taylor•The Journal of Commonwealth &…•1992

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• Mass Urban protests as indicators of political change in Pakistan

  Khalid B Sayeed•The Journal of Commonwealth &…•1979

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• The historical lineages of poverty and exclusion in Pakistan

  Imran Ali•South Asia Journal of South Asian…•2002

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• Explaining the American "Tilt" in the 1971 Bangladesh Crisis

  Sanjoy Banerjee•International Studies Quarterly•1987

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• The Paradox of Military Rule in Pakistan

  Hasan-Askari Rizvi, Hasan‐askari Rizvi•Asian Survey•1984

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• Bhutto's Foreign Policy, 1972-73

  Lawrence Ziring•Journal of Asian and African…•1973

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