,
,THE PAKISTAN PARADOX
, The CERI series in Comparative Politics
And International Studies
Series editor, Christophe Jaffrelot
This series consists of translations of noteworthy manuscripts and publica-
tions in the social sciences emanating from the foremost French researchers
at Sciences Po, Paris.
The focus of the series is the transformation of politics and society by
transnational and domestic factors—globalisation, migration and religion.
States are more permeable to external influence than ever before and this
phenomenon is accelerating processes of social and political change the
world over. In seeking to understand and interpret these transformations,
this series gives priority to social trends from below as much as to the
interventions of state and non-state actors.
,THE PAKISTAN PARADOX
, The CERI series in Comparative Politics
And International Studies
Series editor, Christophe Jaffrelot
This series consists of translations of noteworthy manuscripts and publica-
tions in the social sciences emanating from the foremost French researchers
at Sciences Po, Paris.
The focus of the series is the transformation of politics and society by
transnational and domestic factors—globalisation, migration and religion.
States are more permeable to external influence than ever before and this
phenomenon is accelerating processes of social and political change the
world over. In seeking to understand and interpret these transformations,
this series gives priority to social trends from below as much as to the
interventions of state and non-state actors.
