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Final Paper Instructions

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Write paper on federalism in India and Pakistan, following the instructions for each part.

Extensively use class readings. Use the provided template double space, standard (1 inch)

margins and 12-point Times or Times New Roman font.

About 2,500 words minimum, excluding instructions and bibliography.

You need to specify information sources, including page numbers, based on the APA (American

Psychological Association) format. See Purdue Online Writing Lab for APA and other styles

(https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/).

Use different sources, not just one or two articles.

Try not to directly copy phrases and sentences from the reading. If you do, use quotation marks,

“ ”, and identify the source. For example: “United Pakistan’s (1947–1971) federal experiment

and the causes of its failure can be better compre-hended once the meaning of federalism is

clearly defined” (Nuruzzaman, 2010, p.505).

As long as you use assigned readings, you don’t need to include a bibliography. When you use a

part of a reading, just identify the author and page number, e.g., (Mearsheimer, pp. 50-58). You

could use outside sources (but not Wikipedia!), but if you do, you need to include a bibliography

to list the outside sources.

Do not read or use your fellow student’s paper, or papers from this class in the past.

Submit your paper to turnitin.com (Class ID: 27822351, Password: Asia)

Introduction

Introduce your paper here.

Briefly explain India’s democracy has been more stable than Pakistan’s.

Point out both of these countries have regional diversity, but do not explain too much;

Potential threat to democracy

Set up a thesis related to center-state/province relations and the stability of democracy

Federalism in India

Briefly introduce federalism in India, but not too much background information unless it’s

relevant.

Process of Regionalization

Changing New Delhi-state government relations: phases of regionalization (Tillin 2015, pp. 183-

189)

Accommodation

Linguistic reorganization (Tillin, 2017, pp. 67-68)

States in charge of economic reform (Manor, 1998, p. 22)

Importance of Regional Governments

Economic reforms by state governments

Orissa and Gujarat (Sharma, 2014)

Modi’s reform (Antholis, 2013, pp. 97-99, 102)

India’s phenomenal economic development (Varshney, 2017)

Federalism in Pakistan

Briefly introduce federalism in Pakistan.

Explain why the paper discuss federalism before 1971 and federalism after 1971.

Bring in two dimensions of federalism in Pakistan.

Federalism in Pakistan Before 1971

Briefly explain general features of federalism before 1971.

Vertical relations.

Discuss the central government’s dominance (Adeney, 2009, p. 90)

Horizontal relations.

Highlight difference between East and West Pakistan (Adeny, 2009, p.90)

Explain unequal representation in bureaucracy (Adeney, 2009, p. 94) and in the army

Nuruzaman, 2010, p.510-511), followed by unequal resource allocation (Nuruzaman, 2010,

p.510-511)

Conflict and tension.

Explain how conflict developed between East and West.

Be sure to connect vertical/horizontal relations and regional conflict.

Federalism in Pakistan After 1971

Explain general characteristics of federalism after 1971 (Mushtaq, 2009, p. 280-281).

Vertical relations.

Describe tension between central and provincial governments (Adeney, 2012, p. 545)

Horizontal relations.

Highlight difference between Punjab and other provinces (Adeney, 2012, pp. 543-545).

Explain unequal representation in bureaucracy and in the army (Adeney, 2009, p. 98?).

Conflict and tension.

Overview the history of regional conflict (Mushtaq, 2010, p. 282).

Be sure to connect vertical/horizontal relations and regional conflict.

Conclusion

Summarize federalism in India and Pakistan based on the body of your paper.

Discuss how federalism helped India’s democracy to develop and explain how federalism, or

center-province relations destabilized politics in Pakistan