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The Army And Democracy: Military Politics In Pakistan,New Lora New York Times Bestselling AuthorSince Pakistan Gained Independence In 1947, Only Once Has An Elected Government Completed Its Tenure And Peacefully Transferred Power To Another Elected Government. In Sharp Contrast To Neighboring India, The Muslim Nation Has Been Ruled By Its Military For Over Three Decades. Even When They Were Not Directly In Control Of The Government, The Armed Forces Maintained A Firm Grip On National Politics. How The Military Became Pakistans Foremost Power