WHAT NEXT FOR THE PTI? The Manichean simplicity of Imran Khan’s worldview — pitting good against evil — often lacks nuance and depth. Updated 11 Sep, 2022 11:01am
NON-FICTION: HER FATHER’S DAUGHTER An engaging portrait that attempts to explain the appeal and charisma of Benazir Bhutto Published 18 Jun, 2017 07:23am
Ideological dilemmas, misguided worldviews Analysing the argument which suggests that questioning extremism and militancy in Pakistan requires a radical rethinking Published 18 Dec, 2016 07:32am
Mapping a new game plan In efforts to craft favourable relationships in the emerging world order, Pakistani policymakers would do well to Published 20 Nov, 2016 07:16am
If only it were so simple Mark O Doherty’s attempt to offer solutions to the world’s problems takes a mystical course, and ends up being Updated 13 Oct, 2016 10:50pm
The line of fire In the second edition of Pakistan: Between Mosque and Military, Husain Haqqani questions Pakistan’s commitment to Updated 31 Jul, 2016 08:22am
Two nations, two armies Steven I. Wilkinson’s work on the Indian military and democracy presents a comprehensive view of the political Published 20 Mar, 2016 07:41am
COVER: The great divide: Dilip Hiro's The Longest August Dilip Hiro’s The Longest August is a comprehensive but unilluminating account of Indo-Pak relations Published 22 Nov, 2015 07:20am
REVIEW: For the people, by the people S.Y. Quraishi, the former chief election commissioner of India on his country’s electoral processes Published 08 Nov, 2015 06:56am
REVIEW: Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Thomas Piketty In his much-acclaimed treatise, Thomas Picketty explores the history of capitalism and wealth Published 26 Jul, 2015 07:15am
The cotton route Harvard historian Sven Beckert gives readers an insight into the origins of modern capitalism Updated 08 Jun, 2015 06:12pm
COVER STORY: History retold In The Colonel Who Would Not Repent, Salil Tripathi writes on Bangladesh’s independence Published 19 Apr, 2015 07:42am
COVER STORY: The Warrior State:Pakistan in the Contemporary World WRITING in the 1960s and 1970s, the Marxist sociologist Hamza Alavi produced a seminal account of what he called the... Published 04 Jan, 2015 06:23am
COVER STORY: The Army & Democracy: Military Politics in Pakistan SINCE 1947, Pakistan has passed through an unending sequence of critical junctures. Reeling from crisis to crisis,... Published 23 Nov, 2014 07:44am
COVER STORY: The Taliban Revival by Hassan Abbas IT has been almost 13 years since the first missiles landed on Afghanistan as a vengeful US sought to wreak terrible... Published 15 Sep, 2014 01:58pm
COVER STORY: Muslim Zion: Pakistan as a Political Idea Muslim Zion makes an important contribution to our understanding of the creation of Pakistan Published 03 Aug, 2014 07:35am
COVER STORY: The Blood Telegram by Gary J. Bass Nixon and Kissinger were cognisant of the conditions on the ground in East Pakistan Published 25 May, 2014 07:36am
COVER STORY: Review of Muslims in Indian Cities While marginalisation and ghettoisation are common themes that underpin the experiences of urban Indian Muslims ... Updated 03 Feb, 2014 11:39am
COVER STORY: The financial crisis and what followed Blinder presents an account of why the financial crisis happened and what followed in its aftermath. Published 21 Oct, 2013 12:23pm
Cover Story: From crisis to crisis Since 9/11 and the onset of the US-led ‘war on terror’, an industry has cropped up ... Published 08 Sep, 2013 02:34pm
