Foreword | p. ix |
Preface | p. xi |
The Emergence of Pakistan | p. 1 |
Historical Background | |
Foreign Policy-Beginnings | p. 8 |
The Founding Father's Vision | |
Enduring Relevance of Principles | |
The Shadow of Partition | |
The Muslim World | |
The Kashmir Questions, 1947-57 | p. 21 |
The Dispute | |
At the United Nations | |
The Dispute Festers | |
Search for Security | p. 33 |
USSR | |
Approaches to the USA | |
Korean War | |
Japan | |
China | |
Alliances | p. 41 |
Four Alliances | |
Reactions of India, China and the USSR | |
Alliances-Costs and Benefits | p. 53 |
The Costs of the Alliances | |
Pakistan-US Cooperation Agreement, 1959 | |
The Benefits of the Alliances | |
Swings of Opinion in the USA and Pakistan | |
Relations with China and other Developments | p. 68 |
China | |
Pakistan-China Boundary Agreement, 1962 | |
Sino-Pakistan Entente | |
Oman: Gwadar Retrocession | |
Indus Waters Treaty, 1960 | |
India-China War, 1962 | |
Pakistan-US Relations Corroded | |
Negotiations on Kashmir, 1962-63 | |
The Changing Strategic Environment | |
Alliance under Strain | |
Ayub Khan's Visits to China and the USSR | |
Second Afro-Asian Summit | |
US Reaction | |
RCD and IPECC | |
The Pakistan-India War, 1965 | p. 88 |
Clash in Kutch | |
Operation Gibraltar | |
Escalation to War | |
Stance of Foreign Powers | |
The Tashkent Declaration | |
Bilateralism | |
Policy Ups and Downs: 1965-71 | p. 105 |
China | |
USSR | |
USA | |
Kissinger's Secret Visit to China | |
Organisation of the Islamic Conference | |
1971 Disaster | p. 112 |
Bhutto's dynamic role, 1972-73 | |
Shimla Agreement: Negotiating Under Duress | p. 124 |
Opening Gambit | |
Principles of Relations | |
Withdrawal from Occupied Territory | |
Jammu and Kashmir | |
Denouement | |
Assessment | |
Secret Understanding? | |
Normalisation with Bangladesh | |
The Nuclear Programme and Relations with the USA | p. 144 |
The Afghanistan Crisis | p. 154 |
Revival of the US Alliance | |
Geneva Accords | |
Kashmir: The Struggle for Azadi | p. 169 |
The Afghanistan Civil War, 1990-1998 | p. 177 |
The Rise of the Taliban | |
Proxy War | |
Fatal Blunders | |
Retrospect | |
Pakistan-India Disputes and Crises | p. 187 |
Sir Creek | |
Siachen: A Dispute within a Dispute | |
Salal, Wuller, Baglihar and Kishenganga Projects | |
Consular Missions | |
Indian Plan for Attack on Kahuta, 1984 | |
The Brasstacks Crisis, 1986-87 | |
Re-entry to the Commonwealth | |
War Averted, 1990 | |
Disarmament Issues | |
Nuclear Tests | p. 201 |
Tests | |
Nuclear Restraints | |
Impact on Security | |
Issues and Non-Issues | |
Ballistic Missiles: The Threat of Destabilization | |
Increasing Isolation, 1990-2001 | p. 225 |
US Sanctions Again | |
Support for the Taliban | |
Declining Prestige | |
Nuclear Tests | |
Pakistan-India Dialogue, 1997-99 | |
The Kargil Crisis, 1999 | |
Coping with Isolation | |
The Agra Summit | |
Post-9/11 Policy | p. 240 |
Policy Planning by Pakistan | |
US Policy | |
Consultation with Opinion Leaders | |
Economic Cooperation and Assistance | |
New Afghanistan | |
Terrorism | p. 256 |
Islam Targeted | |
Terrorism and Religion | |
State Terrorism | |
The Need for a Comprehensive Strategy | |
Pakistan-India Relations, 2001-05 | p. 266 |
Retrospect | |
Developments | |
Peace in Kashmir | |
Prospects | |
The UN and International Cooperation | p. 275 |
The Millennium Summit | |
Reform of the United Nations | |
Human Rights | |
International Financial Institutions (IFIs) | |
SAARC-South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation | |
ECO-Economic Cooperation Organisation | |
Policy in a Changing World | p. 294 |
'End of History' | |
The New Power Structure | |
Setbacks to an Emergent Era of Peace | |
War on Iraq | |
A Better Future | |
Appendices | |
The Shimla Agreement, 1972 | p. 304 |
Composite Dialogue, 1997-98 | p. 313 |
Lahore Declaration, 1999 | p. 315 |
Agra Declaration, 2001-Draft Agreement | p. 317 |
Presidents, Prime Ministers and Foreign Ministers of Pakistan | p. 319 |
Bibliography | p. 321 |
Index | p. 323 |
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