Pervez Musharraf’s record as chief of army staff, president (and both, for a time) of Pakistan is a complex one. Some of his actions provided a foundation for civil society and a separation of political powers in Pakistan, while at other times he seemed determined to undermine such essential institutions of democracy.
Professor Samuel A. Butler invites the community to a conversation concerning Musharraf’s legacy and the implications of his invitation to the Fall Convocation, with professors Jason Kirk and Amy Allocco, students Catherine Serex and Andrew Black.
October 7
2:30 p.m.
Moseley Center 215