Pakistan Failure in National Integration by Rounaq Jahan is a well-known analytical study examining the political and administrative issues that affected national unity in Pakistan, particularly during the early decades after independence. The author evaluates leadership decisions, constitutional developments, regional disparities, and governance challenges that contributed to tensions between East and West Pakistan. This book is valuable for students of Pakistan Studies, political science, history, and CSS preparation. Multan Kitab Ghar

Pakistan Failure in National Integration

Key Features

Critical analysis of Pakistan’s early political development
Focus on causes of weak national integration
Discusses center-province relations and regional inequalities
Helpful for CSS, PMS, and Pakistan Studies students
Useful reference for political science and history readers

Topics Covered

Post-Independence Politics – Early governance and leadership challenges
Federal Structure – Relations between central and provincial governments
East and West Pakistan Relations – Political and administrative tensions
Constitutional Developments – Representation and political participation
Causes of Disintegration – Factors leading to national cohesion problems