Vol 3 No 3 (2011): Autumn Issue | Pakistaniaat: A Journal of Pakistan Studies

All scholarly articles submitted to Pakistaniaat go through a two-stage review process. First, our in house committee decides whether the submission is suitable for external reviews; If found suitable, the submission is sent to two reviewers for a double blind review. The external review process usually takes from six to eight weeks but may take longer if the reviewers refer an article to a specialist.

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Refereed Articles (Humanities)

Khaksar Movement Weekly “Al-Islah’s” Role Toward Freedom

Suited Up in the Compositional Realm of ‘The Artist Formerly Known as Prince’: Identity, Belonging, and Acceptance in Hanif Kureishi’s The Black Album

India-Pakistan : Failed in Field and Across the Table

Economic and Cultural Relations Between Pakistan and the Soviet Union During Ayub Khan’s Period

Light Verbs and Noun Verb Agreement in Hunza Burushaski

Reviews

Book Review: "Pakistan: Beyond the 'Crisis State'"

“Your losses travel with you”; Syed Afzul Haider’s cosmopolitan Bildungsroman, To Be With Her

Notes & Commentaries

Islam Versus Western Media, Literary World and Society

A Tribute to the Legendary Singer Pathanay Khan

Notes: Shamsie visit to Paris 4 November 2011

Poetry

Jinnah’s Typewriter

Fatima Jinnah Enters her Brother’s Study

The Invocation

Notable Pakistan-Related Texts

Notable Pakistan-Related Texts, December 2011