Abstract (Dardistan is the Hindu Kush Karakoram area which is at the crossroad of South and Central Asia. The region is one of the most polyglot areas in the world. The area has more than 50 languages with its greater part now is northern Pakistan. Most of these languages are still in the speech form, […]
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Piero Sraffa is certainly not a household name. I suspect that most undergraduate students may not be familiar with it. It is therefore necessary to begin with a brief account of his life. Sraffa was born in Turin (Italy) in 1898. His father was a famous jurist and a professor of commercial law. Sraffa completed
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Mr. Ashraf Jehangir Qazi’s address to the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs of the National Assembly on May 12, 2023. The the hearing was public. Honorable Chairman Mohsin Dawar Sahib and Members of the National Assembly Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs: AsSalaamu Aleikum. I am honored to have the opportunity to address this august body
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by Ayesha Ishfaq The concept of a strong middle class can be traced back to the ideas of Aristotle, who believed that the middle class was essential for a virtuous and stable society. According to Aristotle, the middle class possessed the ability to reason, unlike the arrogant elites or the envious poor. He argued that
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This report highlights the required reform for Pakistan to become a resilient upper middle-income nation through better governance in the years to come. To achieve this, (with emphasis on governance and the mismanagement of successive administrations) this report highlights the following: Devolution and the 18th Civil Service Reforms Reforming State Owned Enterprises (corporate governance) Enhancing
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By A. G. NOORANI[1] Abstract (Judicial Hubris has overtaken judicial activism… In the United States and Britain the debate was conducted at varied levels; in the press, legislature; law journals and other. Recently, South Asia has also had a taste of judicial excess but the debate is marked by lack of erudition in judicial pronouncements,
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