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Note to the Reader vii
1 The Path Back 1
2 The Battle Within Islam: Democracy Versus Dictatorship, Moderation Versus Extremism 17
3 Islam and Democracy: History and Practice 81
4 The Case of Pakistan 157
5 Is the Clash of Civilizations Inevitable? 233
6 Reconciliation 275
Afterword 319
Acknowledgments 321
Notes 323
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Diana Robinson
reviewed Reconciliation: Islam, Democracy, and the West on March 07, 2018
Reconciliation: Islam, Democracy, and the West
A book which Benazir Bhutto herself penned and was published after her assassination. BB's government was twice toppled due to high corruption charges. And this book clearly doesn't talk about them. She illustrates about her life incidents but fails to provide a clear picture.
Her image in people's mind would always be of her being a brave lady and that she was no doubt! However in this book she talks about terrorism, its link with Islam as portrayed by controlled media and how Western countries especially USA continue to influence and manipulate politics in Pakistan for their own benefit.
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