Pakistan’s Foreign Policy 1947–2019 (5th Edition) – Abdul Sattar

• Book Name: Pakistan’s Foreign Policy 1947–2019 (5th Edition)
• Book Author:  Abdul Sattar
• Book Publishers: Oxford University Press
• Publish Date: ( 2020)
• Format: Hand Book
• Language: English
• Edition:  5th
• Book Code: 34713
• ISBN: 9780190702571
• Category: CSS PMS & PCS Exam Books

Product Description

Pakistan’s Foreign Policy 1947–2019 (5th Edition) by Abdul Sattar is one of the most authoritative and widely recommended books on the evolution of Pakistan’s external relations. Written by a seasoned diplomat and former Foreign Minister, this book provides an insider’s perspective on the challenges, decisions, and developments that shaped Pakistan’s foreign policy from independence to the contemporary era.

The book presents a comprehensive overview of Pakistan’s diplomatic history, focusing on relations with major world powers, neighboring countries, regional organizations, and global institutions. Abdul Sattar offers deep insights into Pakistan’s ties with the United States, China, India, Russia, Afghanistan, the Muslim world, and other influential actors on the international stage.

This 5th Edition includes updated chapters that cover essential events up to 2019, such as shifts in global geopolitics, Pakistan’s role in the War on Terror, evolving China–Pakistan relations, the rise of CPEC, nuclear policies, and regional security dynamics. The narrative is balanced, well-researched, and written in a clear, analytical style suitable for both students and general readers.

Highly recommended for CSS, PMS, and university students, the book is a key text for courses related to International Relations, Pakistan Affairs, Strategic Studies, and Political Science. It is also a valuable resource for researchers, policymakers, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of Pakistan’s diplomatic priorities, external challenges, and strategic outlook.

Whether you are preparing for competitive exams or exploring Pakistan’s geopolitical journey, this book serves as an essential guide to understanding how national interests, global pressures, and regional conflicts have shaped Pakistan’s foreign engagements for over seven decades.