دانلود کتاب Empire and Tribe in the Afghan Frontier Region: Custom, Conflict and British Strategy in Waziristan Until 1947

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Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Illustrations
Map
Figures
Acknowledgements
Maps
Introduction
Chapter 1: Waziristan and early British contacts
Waziristan
The people
Settlement and economy
Political and social organization
Religion
The political position in 1849–50
Waziristan and the British in the 1850s
Border or frontier situations
Relations with the Mehsuds
The Wazirs and North Waziristan
Chapter 2: Britain and Waziristan 1870–93
The Nawab’s party, Afghanistan and the 1879 Tank raid
Return to the close border
The forward policy
Opening the Gumal
Chapter 3: The Durand Line and Mullah Powindah
The Durand Line
Mullah Powindah
The Tochi valley and the maliki policy version two
Madda Khels and 1897
Mehsuds and Mullah Powindah
Blockade
Chapter 4: Mullah Powindah, suicidal attacks and British responses
Suicidal attacks
More attacks on British officials
Crump and the Mullah
Further changes to the allowances
The failure of Crump’s strategy
Chapter 5: Death of Mullah Powindah and the First World War
Ignoring Mullah Powindah again
New allowance arrangements
1911–13 and the death of Mullah Powindah
Waziristan and Afghanistan during the First World War
The 1917 insurgency
Chapter 6: The Third Anglo-Afghan War, the 1919–20 expedition and the early 1920s
The occupation of ‘Mehsudland’
Wana Wazirs
Continuing resistance and further pressure
Violence
Chapter 7: British policy in Waziristan and the Razmak base
Haji Abdur Razaq and Wana
Continuing Mehsud resistance
British policy in Waziristan
The Razmak policy
Chapter 8: The 1920s and peaceful penetration
The Mehsuds and the RAF
Peaceful penetration
Mehsuds and Tori Khels
Zangi Khan and the Madda Khels
Wana
Chapter 9: Regime change, Congress and Waziristan and Anglo-Afghan relations
The Khudai Khidmatgaran, Congress and the 1930 crisis
The Mehsuds in 1930
Afghanistan and the frontier
The modified forward policy aka peaceful penetration
Chapter 10:Mirza Ali Khan’s Insurgency, Mullah Sher Ali and the Shami Pir
Continuing problems for the British
Health, education and the economy
Mirza Ali Khan’s insurgency
Developments in 1937–8
Mullah Sher Ali and the Shami Pir
Chapter 11: Mirza Ali Khan, the Second World War and British withdrawal
Civil–military relations
Developments in 1939
Waziristan policy
1939–47
British images of the Pashtuns and religion
The future
Mirza Ali Khan and Waziristan after 1947
Chapter 12: Summary and conclusion
British approaches
Responses
Major and minor problems
Appendix 1: Timeline
Appendix 2: Brief relevant details of some personalities mentioned above
Appendix 3: Some genealogical links between Mehsud and Wazir lineages
Notes
Introduction
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Glossary
Sources and bibliography
IOR: British Library
L/P&S Political and Secret Department Records, 1756-1950
Proceedings of the Government of India and of the Presidencies and Provinces, 1702-1942
Private Collections
University of Cambridge Library
Official publications
Parliamentary papers
Other printed sources
Theses
Internet
Index