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Intro -- PAKISTAN AND U.S. RELATIONS -- PAKISTAN AND U.S. RELATIONS -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 PAKISTAN - U.S. RELATIONS* -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- KEY CURRENT ISSUES -- NEW PAKISTAN-SPECIFIC LEGISLATION -- WORSENING ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES -- DETERIORATING RELATIONS WITH INDIA -- FLUID POLITICAL SETTING -- Election Results and Coalition Politics [19] -- Musharraf's Post-Election Status -- Coalition Building and Government Formation -- Coalition Politics -- Restoration of Deposed Judges -- The "Lawyers' Movement" -- Coalition Discord -- Impeachment Plans and Musharraf's Resignation -- Coalition Collapse -- Role of the Pakistani Military -- U.S. Policy -- INCREASING ISLAMIST MILITANCY -- Multiple Armed Islamist Uprisings -- Al Qaeda in Pakistan -- Conflict in Western Pakistan and the Afghan Insurgency [80] -- Questions About Pakistan's Main Intelligence Agency -- Pakistani Military Operations -- Pakistan's New Dialogue With Tribal Elements -- Status of Negotiations -- U.S. Response to Pakistani Deal-Making -- U.S.-PAKISTAN COUNTERTERRORISM COOPERATION -- Cross-Border Coordination and U.S. Military Action -- Aerial Drone Attacks -- F-1 6 Reprogramming -- OTHER NOTABLE DEVELOPMENTS OF THE PAST MONTH -- SETTING AND REGIONAL RELATIONS HISTORICAL SETTING -- POLITICAL SETTING[157] -- REGIONAL RELATIONS -- Pakistan-India Rivalry -- The "IPI" Pipeline Project [172] -- Afghanistan -- China -- PAKISTAN-U.S. RELATIONS AND KEY COUNTRY ISSUES -- TERRORISM -- Al Qaeda's Resurgence in Pakistan -- Infiltration Into Afghanistan -- Pakistan Launches Internal Military Operations -- Islamabad Shifts Strategy -- Cease-Fire and North Waziristan Truce -- The FATA in 2007 -- Infiltration into Kashmir and India -- Domestic Terrorism -- OTHER SECURITY ISSUES -- Pakistan-U.S. Security Cooperation -- Defense Supplies.

Intro -- PAKISTAN U.S. RELATIONS AND FOREIGN ASSISTANCE -- PAKISTAN U.S. RELATIONS AND FOREIGN ASSISTANCE -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1 PAKISTAN-U.S. RELATIONS: A SUMMARY∗ -- SUMMARY -- OVERVIEW -- MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS IN 2011 -- High-Profile Political Assassinations -- The Raymond Davis Affair -- The Death of Osama bin Laden19 -- Attack on Pakistan's Mehran Naval Station -- Torture and Killing of Journalist Syed Saleem Shahzad -- Partial Suspension of U.S. Security Assistance -- Persistent Furor over UAV Strikes -- THE ISI AND BILATERAL INTELLIGENCE COOPERATION -- ADMINISTRATION ASSESSMENTS AND BILATERAL DIPLOMACY -- Afghanistan-Pakistan Policy Review II -- Administration Assessments and FY2011 Certification -- Recent Bilateral Diplomacy -- PAKISTAN AND THE AFGHAN INSURGENCY53 -- Persistent Turmoil in Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations -- Haqqani Network Attacks and U.S. Frustrations -- A Haqqani Role in Afghan Reconciliation? -- Pakistan and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) in Afghanistan -- U.S./NATO Ground Lines of Communication -- INDIGENOUS ISLAMIST MILITANCY AND PAKISTANI MILITARY OPERATIONS -- PAKISTAN, TERRORISM, AND U.S. NATIONALS90 -- AN INCREASING PAKISTANI TURN TO CHINA -- PAKISTAN-INDIA RELATIONS -- NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROLIFERATION AND SECURITY101 -- DETERIORATED ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES -- DOMESTIC POLITICAL INSTABILITY -- HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES -- U.S. ASSISTANCE -- End Notes -- Chapter 2 PAKISTAN: U.S. FOREIGN ASSISTANCE∗ -- SUMMARY -- INTRODUCTION1 -- RECENT DEVELOPMENTS -- FLUCTUATING U.S. AID TO PAKISTAN BEFORE 9/11 -- U.S. AID TO PAKISTAN AFTER 9/11 -- Bilateral Economic Assistance -- FATA Development Plan -- The Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act (EPPA) of 2009 -- Debate in Pakistan Over the "KLB" Bill -- Security Assistance -- Coalition Support Funds (CSF) -- Defense Supplies

The authors exposit likely developments in Pakistan's internal and external security environment over the coming decade; assess Pakistan's national will and capacity to solve its problems, especially those relating to security; describe U.S. interests in Pakistan; and suggest policies for the U.S. government to pursue in order to secure those interests.

The relationship between the United States and Pakistan has been redefined repeatedly since Pakistan's independence in 1947. It will continue to be strained by mutual distrust, internal threats to Pakistan's stability, Pakistan's relations with its neighbors and militants, and the U.S. role in Afghanistan beyond 2014.

1. The US-Pakistan Cold War alliance : a historical perspective -- 2. Out in the cold : immediate post-Cold War catalysts (1989-1993) -- 3. Clinton's foreign policy and Pakistan : reinforcing catalysts -- 4. Coping mechanisms : Pakistan's response to Clinton's foreign policy -- Conclusion.