Titlebook: Soviet-Pakistan Relations and Post-Soviet Dynamics, 1947–92; Hafeez Malik Book 1994 Hafeez Malik 1994

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Instruments of Soviet Diplomacy and Self-Projection,he instruments of their diplomacy and self-projection are evaluated. For the Soviet Union, Marxism-Leninism and the foreign communist parties since 1917, were formidable tools in the conduct of its foreign policy both toward the West and the Islamic East. Contrary to general impression, Muslim state

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Foreign Policy Adaptation to Regional and Global Environment: Regional Dynamics,and then to a lesser degree from Afghanistan. With both countries, the crux of the dispute revolved around territorial claims: Pakistan pressed a territorial claim over the princely state of Kashmir, which India was not prepared to concede; Afghanistan pressed self-determination for the Pashtuns (an

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The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and Its Impact on Pakistan,e compulsions of the Cold War. Almost reflexively, the United States and the Soviet Union took opposite sides on all issues of international diplomacy and practically all regional problems ceased to have their local orientation and thus became intractable. Whatever the internal problems of the Sovie