Compare the political and constitutional crises faced by Pakistan between 1947-1956 and the post-2008 era. How do they reflect structural weaknesses in governance?
Can constitutional and political reform end Pakistan's chronic political instability?
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Examiners want: Factors behind instability and polarisation, comparison of past and present crises, structural weaknesses, concrete constitutional and political reforms
The questions
Political stability remains an elusive concept in Pakistan. Explore the factors contributing to the fractured nature of Pakistan's polity and discuss potential reforms to the constitutional and political structure that could foster stability.
Polarized politics: the issues and challenges of democracy in Pakistan.
Give suggestions to manage political instability in Pakistan.
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