Pakistan - A Dream Gone Sour (Jubilee Series) - Hardcover
Khan was a senior civil servant and confidant to at least two presidents--Z.A. Bhutto and Ishaq Khan. His unique insider's view provides an unforgettable portraits of the careers and personalities of six Pakistani presidents.
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About the Author:
Roedad Khan is a retired bureaucrat.
Review:
`...eminently readable and throws a lot of light on how things happen in Islamabad.'
Khaled Ahmed, The Friday Times, Nov. 14-20 1997
Among a host of other things and interesting (read eye-opening) episodes, the book also touches upon the events that led to the Zia regime and Bhutto's hanging. Roedad Khan seems to have made his point quite effectively. Think about it! - Humair Ishtiaq. Star. 5/9/1998.
Khaled Ahmed, The Friday Times, Nov. 14-20 1997
Among a host of other things and interesting (read eye-opening) episodes, the book also touches upon the events that led to the Zia regime and Bhutto's hanging. Roedad Khan seems to have made his point quite effectively. Think about it! - Humair Ishtiaq. Star. 5/9/1998.
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- PublisherOxford University Press
- Publication date1997
- ISBN 10 019577776X
- ISBN 13 9780195777765
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages280
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