Publication

13 Dec 2010

This paper examines the implications of the 2010 floods for jihadist influence in Pakistan. The recent floods in Pakistan have been one of the most terrible natural disasters the country has had to deal with since the Partition. It happened at a time of strong local tensions between radical Islamist groups, in particular, of course, the 'Pakistani Taliban', and the central government.

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Author Didier Chaudet
Series ISAS Insights
Issue 116
Publisher Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS)
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