Pakistan Left Review -

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Résumé :

• Preface


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• Stephen M. Lyon and Nadir Cheema


• Introduction: A Leftist Intellectual Journal


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• Salima Hashmi


• A Distant Encounter: PLR Days and Early Art Writing


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• Rehman Sobhan


• Identity and Exclusion: The Making of Three Nations


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• Mubarak Ali


• A Brief Biography of Iqbal Khan (co-editor of Pakistan Left Review)


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• Pakistan Left Review-Autumn, 1968


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• Editorial


• A View from the Left


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• Aziz Kurtha


• An Exclusive Interview with Z. A. Bhutto


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• Tariq Ali


• An Open Letter to Zulfikar Ali Bhutto


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• Anwar Khan


• Book Reviews


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• Herbert Marcuse


• Ethics and Revolution: Extracts from Bengali and Urdu translations


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• Faiz Ahmed Faiz


• Poem (Published in PLR for the first time)


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• Why do you want to start a journal about Pakistan in London?


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• Pakistan Left Review-Spring, 1969


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• Editorial


• Pakistan Usurped


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• Rehman Sobhan


• The Economic Basis of the Current Crisis


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• Iqbal Khan


• On the Question of East Pakistan


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• People's Demands


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• Aziz Kurtha


• The 1962 Constitution: A Critical Appraisal


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• Despatches from Pakistan


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• Pakistan Left Review-Summer, 1969


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• Editorial


• Volcano Tranquilised Save Pakistan from Being Mortgaged!


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• Iqbal Khan


• Our Enemies and How to Destroy Them: Literacy and Population Explosion


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• Aziz Kurtha


• Book Review: The Myth of Independence


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• N. H. Islam


• Living in Pakistan (A Sociological Report)


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• Marx's Concept of Man


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• Pakistan Left Review-Autumn, 1969


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• Editorial


• Shape of Things to Come


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• Mahmood


• Our New Educational Policy


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• S. Niaz


• The Stranglehold of 'Aid'


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• Hamza Alvi and Amir Khusro


• On Military Aid


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• Salima Hashmi


• Reflections on Art


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• Pakistan Left Review-Spring, 1970 (FAREWELL ISSUE)


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• Editorial


• A Farewell to Our Readers


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• Iqbal Khan


• Has the Revolution Arrived in Pakistan?


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• Feroz Ahmed


• Leftist Debate in West Pakistan


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• Faiz Ahmed Faiz and Mao Tse-Tung


• Two Poems


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• Interviewed by Tariq Ali


• The Life and Thoughts of Bhashani


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• Ahmed Bashir...

  Biographie:
  Nadir Cheema teaches economics at the SOAS University of London. He is on the book reviews editorial team of Bloomsbury Pakistan, which focuses on academic book in the area of Pakistan Studies. He contributes on Pakistans economy for the English daily, Dawn.
  
  Stephen Lyon is the Professor of Anthropology and Head of Educational Programmes at the Aga Khan Universitys Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations. He has carried out extended ethnographic research on rural and urban Pakistan and is the author of Political Kinship in Pakistan: Descent, Marriage and Government Stability (Lexington Books, 2019).
  
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  Sommaire:
  This volume places the spotlight on an important moment in history. The late 1960s was a time of profound change around the world, and the contributions included here from Pakistan's leftist intellectuals based in London, speak volumes about the implications of the turbulence and the promise for a better future in relation to Pakistan. More than five decades on, the promise of a better tomorrow looks as far away as ever, but the turbulence has returned with a vengeance. The newly written contributions reflect on the significance of this leftist journal at the time and the impact of those ideas and discourses on the politics that came to be....