Separation of Powers: A Case Study of Pakistan (1947 to Present)

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Analysis reveals the struggle for separation of powers in Pakistan's constitutional democracy, suggesting systemic issues.

Pakistan has failed to effectively implement separation of powers, limiting institutional autonomy and civil liberties.
Successive constitutions defined government powers, yet executive excesses and military interventions disrupted balance.
The study examines Pakistan's constitutional history and key events, including the post-2007 judicial movement.
Without cultural transformation and structural change towards constitutionalism, effective separation of powers remains unattainable.

Riaz Begum (2025) studied this question.

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