NON-FICTION: A PAEAN TO JACOB OF JACOBABAD A third edition of H.T. Lambrick’s obsequious account of the life of another Englishman from the Raj drives home the inherent... Published 24 Jul, 2022 10:14am
NON-FICTION: WHITEWASHING HISTORY A well-researched treatise argues for the need to take the threat of scientific racism seriously... Published 07 Feb, 2021 07:49am
Crazy rich Pakistanis Armytage’s book aims to reveal how wealthy Pakistanis perpetuate their socioeconomic hold over the country through political connections, marriages and exclusive institutions. Published 24 Jun, 2020 02:00am
NON-FICTION: BALLOT BOXES WITHOUT BIRYANI A research-based treatise on how rural Pakistanis in Sargodha district vote turns many assumptions on their heads... Published 03 May, 2020 07:08am
NON-FICTION: THE PITFALLS OF ETHNOGRAPHIC WRITING A book delves into the largely invisible phenomenon of transmen in India and attempts to highlight the discriminations Published 14 Jul, 2019 06:55am
NON-FICTION: THE DEATH OF DEMOCRACY? A French anthropologist argues that rising global urban unrest is mainly because of a waning of public trust Published 10 Feb, 2019 07:20am
NON-FICTION: NO MORE HANDOUTS Six ways that would help Pakistan stand on its own economic feet Published 24 Jun, 2018 07:06am
NON-FICTION: ‘WHY I DIDN’T MAKE IT’ Hillary Clinton provides a window into her mind and beliefs, but also glosses over some inconvenient truths Published 25 Feb, 2018 07:11am
NON-FICTION: ONE-SIDED VIEW Purporting to offer fresh insights on negotiations over Afghanistan, this book focuses on painting India as a major Published 29 Oct, 2017 06:06am
NON-FICTION: THE STORY OF THE SUBCONTINENT An eminent historian recaps the history of three of the largest countries in the South Asian landmass, from the Published 02 Jul, 2017 06:58am
NON-FICTION: Vaulting Ambitions An examination of the minutiae of the power-moves that led to Brexit Updated 10 Apr, 2017 05:23pm
Truths behind red tape David Graeber presents an argument that the innocuous pedantry of bureaucracy could be far more controlling than Published 16 Oct, 2016 07:57am
Reflections on a political past Shaukat Aziz chronicles his high-profile career in a volume that lacks an in-depth voice Published 21 Aug, 2016 06:56am
Up the IT ladder A Greener Valley aims to inspire those wishing to start technology businesses in Pakistan, as well as documenting Published 03 Jul, 2016 08:33am
The birth of Muslim nationalism Tariq Hasan studies the Deobandi and independence movements in British India, attempting to distinguish the former from Published 08 May, 2016 07:28am
The wheels of the economy Hartmut Elsenhans presents a new way of looking at the right-left debate with his labour empowerment theory, which is Updated 13 Mar, 2016 07:15am
