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The profile most likely to receive zakat according to the conjoint experiment embedded in the survey was widowed women.
The simple fact is that the rhetoric of bringing back good jobs for American workers is eyewash.
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The absence of an economic vision linked to the people is a real gap in public discourse.
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IN the national security perspective on Pakistan, the country is besieged by hostile forces seeking to undermine the security apparatus and/or...
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PAKISTAN is a one-sport nation, and has been for the better part of five decades. Given its sheer population, underachievement across all other...
THE modern state differs from its earlier predecessors in that it seeks to regulate and control all aspects of the society it lays claim to....
DEPENDING on who delivers it, eulogies of Pakistan’s democracy tend to focus on a short-lived period of about a decade (or a decade and a half)...
IN a recent piece published in the Journal of Democracy, scholars Adeel Malik and Maya Tudor provide an overview of why the Pakistani state is...
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