Exploring the complex relationship between civil and military sectors, this book delves into their interdependence as essential components of state governance. It highlights the need for a harmonious collaboration to address internal and external threats while maintaining political stability. The author examines Pakistan's historical context, revealing a cycle of tension and mistrust between politicians and the military, leading to ongoing challenges in civil-military relations.
Exploring the intricate relationship between power and human behavior throughout history, this book delves into the dynamics of ruling classes and their impact on society, from the era of slavery to contemporary nation-states. It highlights the conflicts and wars fought for dominance, the emergence of various civilizations and empires, and the shift towards democratic governance after World War II. Emphasizing the importance of peace as a fundamental requirement for nations, it provides a comprehensive overview of political evolution and its implications for modern governance.
Education serves as a crucial means of communication and empowerment in society, significantly impacting individuals' knowledge compared to the illiterate. Following the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648, governments became responsible for citizens' education, leading to substantial investments in educational infrastructure. Globally, efforts are ongoing to enhance awareness through education, with a particular focus on supporting girls' secondary education. In Pakistan, education is a central policy, with various departments established to improve access, especially in the Sindh province, which plays a pivotal role in educational development.