The nation that failed itself / Aryn Baker.
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Time 25 May 2009, pp.14-19Summary: Commentary on the risk to moderate Pakistanis posed by the Taliban and their version of extreme religious conservatism which is spreading rapidly. Meanwhile Pakistan's media continue to imply that India is behind the recent unrest whereas others say it is essentially a home grown problem which Pakistan must resolve itself and quickly.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | PAKISTAN (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 26799-1001 |
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Commentary on the risk to moderate Pakistanis posed by the Taliban and their version of extreme religious conservatism which is spreading rapidly. Meanwhile Pakistan's media continue to imply that India is behind the recent unrest whereas others say it is essentially a home grown problem which Pakistan must resolve itself and quickly.
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