Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The Pakistan United States Movement. 2. Truman friends not allies. 3. Eisenhower I America's most allied ally in Asia. 4. Eisenhower II Ike Likes Ayub. 5. Kennedy alliance troubles. 6. Johnson The alliance unravels. 7. Nixon The tilt. 8. Ford enter the nuclear issue. 9. Carter the low point. 10. Reagan partners again. 11. Bush The partnership collapses. 12. Clinton living with a nuclear Pakistan. 13. An unstable partnership. Bibliography. Index. This book is the most comprehensive and balanced survey of Pakistan U.S. relations yet written and is unlikely soon to be surpassed. It offers a clear guide to ever changing fortunes of Pakistan U.S. relations. It tells the story of the political and security interaction between the two countries and discusses other aspects of the relationship such as economic questions mainly as they affect political security ties. The book uses a chronological organisation. It begins with a discussion of the pre independence years and follows with chapters for each US President since then with two for the busy Eisenhower years when the United States and Pakistan became allies. A final chapter draws conclusions. The book is a must read for policy makers scholars and students business officials journalists and anyone who seeks to understand the complex Pakistan U.S. relationship and the role of this troubled relationship in the region and the world beyond. 450 pp. Seller Inventory # 61953

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