Management of Engendered Political System of Pakistan: Post 9/11

摘要

The post 9/11 political developments in Pakistan have enlarged the component of women's status in the political system of Pakistan. The significance of this study stems from the entwined siege of women's political presence by introverts and extroverts vis-a-vis global trends. The political uplift of women lacks a socio-economic development base and seems non-indigenous.rnThe paper values the systematic theory of international politics based on a model of "nested politics". It describes how the three layers of political authority - individual autonomy nested within state hierarchy, nested within international anarchy-constitute an engine for both changes in state behaviour and changes in the distributions that constitute the structure of state visa-vis international system.rnThe paper discusses the concept of representation, the ipso-facto empowerment of women, the three dimensional strategy for generative engenderment (harness, harmonize, homogenize) of political legislation of Pakistan.