Pakistan

Pakistan, the world’s second-largest Muslim nation, borders Afghanistan, Iran, India, and China and is a key player in Middle East and Asian relations due to its geography and complex history. RAND research has explored the forces shaping the development of Pakistan’s economic and political systems, its nuclear imperative, the role of local Islamic fundamentalist groups in global terrorism, and the effect of U.S. military policy and foreign aid to Pakistan on regional counterterrorism efforts.

Research conducted by: RAND Arroyo Center; RAND Project AIR FORCE; RAND National Security Research Division; Center for Asia Pacific Policy

Research Briefs (2)

Counterterror Coalitions: What Role Will Pakistan and India Play? — Jan 1, 2004

This research brief describes work documented in The Counterterror Coalitions: Cooperation with Pakistan and India (MG-141-AF).

Narrowing the Education Gender Gap in Developing Countries — Jan 1, 1990

Parents in Indonesia, Pakistan, and the Philippines typically choose to get more education for their sons than for their daughters. Governments need to increase access to schools and establish incentives and subsidies to increase women’s education.

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