Politics, Landlords and Islam in Pakistan

The book examines the interplay of politics, religion, class, and caste in rural Pakistan, highlighting the enduring influence of landlords who maintain oppressive control over the populace. It critiques the subversion of participatory democracy, revealing how it has primarily served the interests of rural elites rather than fostering genuine representation or empowerment for the broader community. Through this analysis, it sheds light on the complexities of governance and social structures in contemporary Pakistan.