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			The book has been reviewed by '']''<ref>https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/american-political-science-review/article/abs/emergence-of-pakistan-by-chaudhri-muhammad-ali-new-york-columbia-university-press-1967-pp-ix-418-1100/DE45AB67EB89A2137C9F42231E199F91</ref>, and '']''.<ref>https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/a/chaudri-muhammad-ali/the-emergence-of-pakistan/</ref>

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The Emergence of Pakistan is a 1967 memoir by Chaudhri Muhammad Ali, who briefly served as prime minister of Pakistan. The book examines the events leading to creation of Pakistan two decades earlier, with a particular focus on the agreement between Lord Mountbatten and Indian National Congress leaders for a rapid transfer of power. Ali contends that this expedited process introduced major challenges for Pakistan and contributed to the enduring Kashmir dispute.

The book is divided into 17 chapters: the first eight provide a historical overview of the British Raj and dyarchy, including profiles of prominent Muslim and Hindu leaders. Subsequent chapters discuss Pakistan's early administrative, industrial, agricultural, diplomatic, and military issues, disputes over boundaries, the integration of princely states, civil unrest, and the status of refugees and minorities until the death of Jawaharlal Nehru. The concluding chapters evaluate the state of Pakistan's economy, finance, education, administration, and politics at the time of writing.

Reception

The book has been reviewed by American Political Science Review, and Kirkus Reviews.

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