JUDICIALIZATION OF POLITICS IN PAKISTAN: CONSTITUTIONAL COURTS, SEPARATION OF POWERS, AND DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE AFTER THE 18TH AMENDMENT

Asia Rahman Khan Lodhi, Dr. Niaz Mohammad Hamdard
ISSN / E-ISSN
3006-7022 / 3006-7030
DOI
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Volume · Issue · Pages
4 · 3 · —
Publisher
Pinnacle Academia Research & Education
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19 Mar 2026
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Keywords (as given): Judicialization, Separation of Powers, Democratic Governance, 18th Amendment, Pakistan, Judicial Activism, Constitutional Courts

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Policy Research Journal
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