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The failure of the Muslim league in post-colonial Pakistan: a critical appraisal

Significance: Nations states in developing societies were a legacy of colonial rule. The catastrophic world wars of the European metropolis had spillover effects in developing countries, where colonialism was replaced by communism and nationalism among post-colonial peoples. The political parties...

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Main Authors: Sheikh, Irfan Ahmed, Arshad Islam, Islam, Jatoi, Bashir Ahed, Ahmed Khan, Shafique
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Language:English
Published: 2018
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DS Asia
JA Political science (General)
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spelling my.iium.irep.666742018-10-10T03:50:59Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/66674/ The failure of the Muslim league in post-colonial Pakistan: a critical appraisal Sheikh, Irfan Ahmed Arshad Islam, Islam Jatoi, Bashir Ahed Ahmed Khan, Shafique DS Asia JA Political science (General) Significance: Nations states in developing societies were a legacy of colonial rule. The catastrophic world wars of the European metropolis had spillover effects in developing countries, where colonialism was replaced by communism and nationalism among post-colonial peoples. The political parties who led anticolonial nationalist movements employed demonstrations, agitation, and mobilization at broader level for their intentions, but without the existential enemy of the colonial oppressor they were prone to division and faced numerous incidentals, natural and hostile challenges, particularly in the case of Pakistan, whose birth was deliberately sabotaged by British imperialism as well as Indian nationalism. Nevertheless, the Muslim League was essentially successful in its fundamental aim of creating a Muslim state in South Asia and began to administer it after independence. This study explores the character and role played by the post-colonial political parties, especially the Muslim League, whose consequences left the effects on dictatorship generally and on politics particularly that have shaped the development of South and Central Asia ever since. 2018-10-04 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/66674/1/The%20Failure%20of%20Muslim%20League.pdf Sheikh, Irfan Ahmed and Arshad Islam, Islam and Jatoi, Bashir Ahed and Ahmed Khan, Shafique (2018) The failure of the Muslim league in post-colonial Pakistan: a critical appraisal. American Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Research (AJHSSR), 2 (10). pp. 28-34.
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JA Political science (General)
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JA Political science (General)
Sheikh, Irfan Ahmed
Arshad Islam, Islam
Jatoi, Bashir Ahed
Ahmed Khan, Shafique
The failure of the Muslim league in post-colonial Pakistan: a critical appraisal
description Significance: Nations states in developing societies were a legacy of colonial rule. The catastrophic world wars of the European metropolis had spillover effects in developing countries, where colonialism was replaced by communism and nationalism among post-colonial peoples. The political parties who led anticolonial nationalist movements employed demonstrations, agitation, and mobilization at broader level for their intentions, but without the existential enemy of the colonial oppressor they were prone to division and faced numerous incidentals, natural and hostile challenges, particularly in the case of Pakistan, whose birth was deliberately sabotaged by British imperialism as well as Indian nationalism. Nevertheless, the Muslim League was essentially successful in its fundamental aim of creating a Muslim state in South Asia and began to administer it after independence. This study explores the character and role played by the post-colonial political parties, especially the Muslim League, whose consequences left the effects on dictatorship generally and on politics particularly that have shaped the development of South and Central Asia ever since.
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author Sheikh, Irfan Ahmed
Arshad Islam, Islam
Jatoi, Bashir Ahed
Ahmed Khan, Shafique
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Arshad Islam, Islam
Jatoi, Bashir Ahed
Ahmed Khan, Shafique
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title The failure of the Muslim league in post-colonial Pakistan: a critical appraisal
title_short The failure of the Muslim league in post-colonial Pakistan: a critical appraisal
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