Description
The 4th Edition of Constitutional and Political History of Pakistan by Hamid Khan is a comprehensive and authoritative account of the country’s constitutional development and political journey since 1947. Published by Oxford University Press, this book explores the historical background, constitutional crises, political transitions, and major legal milestones that have shaped Pakistan’s governance structure.
Hamid Khan critically examines each constitutional phase — from the Objectives Resolution (1949) to the 1973 Constitution, and subsequent constitutional amendments, including recent political developments. The book also discusses the roles of military regimes, judiciary, and democratic movements in shaping Pakistan’s political system.
Key Features:
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Detailed historical analysis from 1947 to recent years
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Comprehensive discussion on Pakistan’s constitutions of 1956, 1962, and 1973
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Coverage of political transitions, martial laws, and democratic movements
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Includes major constitutional amendments and political reforms
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Authored by Hamid Khan, senior advocate and constitutional expert
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Essential reading for CSS, PMS, Law, Political Science, and History students
This edition serves as both an academic resource and a practical guide for understanding Pakistan’s evolving political and constitutional framework.
