Crisis of Statehood?: Afghanistan and Pakistan
Spot Survey
No.23
Edited by Hiroki FUKAMACHI, Hisaya ODA
February 2002
Title page, Content (289KB)
Executive Summary (604KB)
Chapter 1
Afghanistan’s Internal Situation: Background of Taliban’s Emergence (227KB) / Hiroki FUKAMACHI
1.1 Brief History before Taliban’s Emergence
1.2 Taliban’s Reign
1.2 Taliban’s Reign
Chapter 2
Pakistan in a Potential Crisis: Religion, Ethnic Groups and the Military (345KB) / Hiroki FUKAMACHI
2.1 Islamic Fundamentalism and Terrorism
2.2 Islamic Fundamentalism and Pakistan
2.3 Divided Ethnic Groups and “Talibanization” of Pakistan
2.4 Pakistani Military, Afghanistan, Islamic Fundamentalism
2.2 Islamic Fundamentalism and Pakistan
2.3 Divided Ethnic Groups and “Talibanization” of Pakistan
2.4 Pakistani Military, Afghanistan, Islamic Fundamentalism
Chapter 3
Trilateral Relations among Afghanistan, Pakistan and the United States (232KB) / Hiroki FUKAMACHI
3.1 USSR-Afghanistan Axis v.s. U.S.-Pakistan Axis
3.2 End of Cold War and Changes in U.S.-Pakistan Relations
3.3 Changes in Pakistan’s Policy toward Taliban
3.2 End of Cold War and Changes in U.S.-Pakistan Relations
3.3 Changes in Pakistan’s Policy toward Taliban
Chapter 4
Afghanistan and Pakistan after Sept. 11 Terrorist Attacks (376KB) / Hiroki FUKAMACHI
4.1 Pakistani Government’s Policies
4.2 Merits and Demerits of Taliban
4.3 Post-Taliban Afghanistan
4.4 Post-Taliban Pakistan
4.2 Merits and Demerits of Taliban
4.3 Post-Taliban Afghanistan
4.4 Post-Taliban Pakistan
Chapter 5
Pakistan’s Choise: Analysis from Economic Perspective (645KB) / Hisaya ODA
5.1 Economic Situation in the 1990s
5.2 External Debt Servicing and IMF
5.3 Economic Assistance to Pakistan and Future Prospects
5.2 External Debt Servicing and IMF
5.3 Economic Assistance to Pakistan and Future Prospects
References (70KB)
Contributors
Hiroki FUKAMACHI, Senior Researcher, Area Studies Department I, Institute of Developing Economies/JETRO
Hisaya ODA, Researcher, Area Studies Department I, Institute of Developing Economies/JETRO
Hisaya ODA, Researcher, Area Studies Department I, Institute of Developing Economies/JETRO