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War on terror in Pakistan and Afghanistan: discursive and political contestations/ Pervaiz Nazir

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NAZIR Pervaiz

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In: Critical Studies on Terrorism Vol. 3, No.1, April 2010, pp.63-81 (112)Summary: This paper discusses the difference in the liberal secularist and the Islamists discourses related to the war on terror. These issues include attitudes towards the nature of the Pakistani and Afghan states and the place of religion.

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This paper discusses the difference in the liberal secularist and the Islamists discourses related to the war on terror. These issues include attitudes towards the nature of the Pakistani and Afghan states and the place of religion.

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