A critical evaluation of the westernmost province of Pakistan's society, land resources and potential. Baluchistan's geographic position, east of Iran and south of Afghanistan on the north shore of the Arabian Sea, was and is a passageway for Russians to the sea and for Iranians to India.

This volume comprises a critical evaluation of the westernmost province of Pakistan's society, land resources and potential. Baluchistan's geographic position, east of Iran and south of Afghanistan on the north shore of the Arabian Sea, was and is a passageway for Russians to the sea and Iranians to India. To some, a key to the world's oceans, and to others, control of South Asia, this historic geographic entity was fought over by Alexander the Great, the Arabs and the British. This study is aimed at those interested in Middle Eastern and South Asian geopolitics and economic stability.