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Has the post-Cold War order constrained Pakistan's foreign policy more than enabled it?

Asked 1 time · 1 year · International Relations
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Examiners want: unipolar shifts, sanctions, new challenges and opportunities for Pakistan, and measures to cope

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2014
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Do you agree that the post-Cold War international scenario has generated more constraints than opportunities for Pakistan's foreign policy? If so, what are those? Suggest measures enabling Pakistan to face the ‘new challenges’.

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