Smart Power Dynamics in Pakistan's Counterterrorism Landscape
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2025
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Abstract
Pakistan’s struggle with counterterrorism has been an extended and sophisticated battle, spanning decades of multifaceted, precise, and calculated tactical strategy, yielding both undeniable success and persistent challenges. This study explores the evolution of Pakistan’s counterterrorism strategies, examining the effectiveness of hard power/military operations approaches in dismantling hardcore terrorist organizations and assessing the limitations of soft power diplomacy in shaping international perception and nation branding. This paper examines the smart power dynamics at play in Pakistan's counterterrorism efforts. It examines the interplay between military operations, intelligence activities, diplomatic initiatives, and socio-economic development programs aimed at countering extremist ideologies and eradicating terrorist networks. The study contributes to a deeper understanding of how smart power tactics can be used in complex geopolitical environments to address the root causes of extremism, foster regional cooperation, and enhance societal resilience against radicalization. It offers recommendations for enhancing Pakistan's smart power capabilities to address the root causes of extremism and improve its national security framework more comprehensively.
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| Authors | Sobia Khursheed |
| Journal | Journal of Peace and Diplomacy |
| Year | 2025 |
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10.59111/JPD.006.01.095
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