Politics and government
By: Zaidi, S. Akbar.
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Description: p.4539-540.Subject(s): Pakistan - Politics and government | Politics and government
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: Political developments in Pakistan since 1999 have seen growing moves at power centralisation, accompanied by a curtailment of constitutional directives and other institutions of democratic governance. With western powers paying mere lip-service to universal civilisational principle, it is the politics of opportunism that now forms the new guiding principle much as it had during military regimes in another era. - Reproduced.
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Political developments in Pakistan since 1999 have seen growing moves at power centralisation, accompanied by a curtailment of constitutional directives and other institutions of democratic governance. With western powers paying mere lip-service to universal civilisational principle, it is the politics of opportunism that now forms the new guiding principle much as it had during military regimes in another era. - Reproduced.
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