The book candidly discusses the "myth of indispensability" that often drives military interventions.
Researchers, historians, and students of South Asian politics often look for this book to gain insights into:
Interestingly, despite his background, Arif concludes the work by arguing that the military has no "magic wand" to fix political wrongs and should focus on national defense rather than governance. Where to Access the Work
The book explores how the intermingling of political and military forces damaged national prestige and led to systemic inefficiency and corruption.
The book candidly discusses the "myth of indispensability" that often drives military interventions.
Researchers, historians, and students of South Asian politics often look for this book to gain insights into:
Interestingly, despite his background, Arif concludes the work by arguing that the military has no "magic wand" to fix political wrongs and should focus on national defense rather than governance. Where to Access the Work
The book explores how the intermingling of political and military forces damaged national prestige and led to systemic inefficiency and corruption.