​Islamabad Paper 

Analyzing the political motives, opposition, and consequences of merging the provinces of West Pakistan into a single administrative unit.

Study of executive overreach and the dismissal of Prime Ministers and the Constituent Assembly.

Political instability, center-province tensions, and leadership struggles in early Pakistan.

Examination of how East Pakistan's population majority clashed with West Pakistan's political dominance.

How the seeds of military involvement in politics were sown in the 1950s.

How political elites debated the role of Islam in law, governance, and citizenship.

Pakistan’s alliance with the US and its entry into Western military pacts.

How the civil service and military emerged as dominant power centers over the political class.

Why Pakistan failed to draft a constitution until 1956, and what debates shaped that delay.

Study of linguistic and cultural identity movements in East Pakistan.