Vol 5 No 2 (2013): Summer Issue | Pakistaniaat: A Journal of Pakistan Studies

All scholarly articles submitted to Pakistaniaat go through a two-stage review process. First, our in house committee decides whether the submission is suitable for external reviews; If found suitable, the submission is sent to two reviewers for a double blind review. The external review process usually takes from six to eight weeks but may take longer if the reviewers refer an article to a specialist.

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Editorial

Pakistaniaat: A Five-Year Journey

Refereed Articles (Humanities)

Logical Placement of the Poetic Language: Coloring Faiz Ahmed Faizâ€™s Zindan Nama

â€œUnwilled Choicesâ€: The Exilic Perspectives on Home and Location in the Works of Zulfikar Ghose and Mohsin Hamid

Sanctions as a Tool in US Foreign Policy: A Case Study of Pakistan (1990-2001)

Borrowing and Code Mixing in Pakistani Childrenâ€™s Magazines: Practices and Functions

Abul Hashim: The Unsung Hero of the Freedom Struggle

The Significance of Socio-Political Context in Shaping the Authenticity of Jamaat-i-Islamiâ€™s Gender Discourse

Reviews

Hasan Askari: Bringing Urdu Criticism to the Metropolitan Readers

Uzma Aslam Khan's "Thinner Than Skin"

Book Review of "Women's NGOs in Pakistan"

Review of Parchment of Kashmir

Notes & Commentaries

Twin Poets Who Lived Apart: Nazim Hikmet and Faiz Ahmed Faiz

A Note on the Poetic Aesthetic of Faiz

Faiz Ahmed Faizâ€™s Salvific Ethics and the Uneven World

Poetry

Snow-pact

The Punjabi Humor

Translations

Heer-Ranjha: A folk tale from Pakistan