Jihad as Grand Strategy: Islamist Militancy, National Security, and the Pakistani State
by Paul Kapur
Jihad as Grand Strategy explores how Islamist militancy shapes Pakistan's national security framework. Paul Kapur investigates the strategic use of jihad by the Pakistani state to address threats and maintain influence in a turbulent region, revealing the tensions between ideology and statecraft.
About This Book
Jihad as Grand Strategy analyzes the integration of Islamist militancy into Pakistan's approach to national security. The work focuses on the interplay between religious extremism and state policies in a volatile geopolitical context.
Author Paul Kapur delves into the historical and strategic dimensions of how Pakistan has utilized militant groups to advance its interests, particularly concerning regional stability and defense.
The book provides insights into the challenges posed by this strategy, including its implications for internal security and international relations.
Through a scholarly lens, it highlights the complexities of balancing ideological commitments with pragmatic security needs in South Asia.
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