Strategic Culture of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan is a compelling and well researched exploration of Pakistans strategic mindset which offers insight into the countrys nuclear posture, military traditions, and geopolitical imperatives. In a time when South Asia remains a focal point of international security concerns, this book provides an in-depth analysis of how Pakistan perceives external threats and formulates its defence policies. One of the books key strengths lies in its structured approach which unfolds the evolution of Pakistans strategic culture. The author ensures that readerswhether scholars, policymakers, or general enthusiasts of international securityare equipped with the necessary theoretical tools to understand the complexities of strategic thought. This foundational discussion transitions into an examination of Pakistans historical trajectory, illuminating how its past experiences continue to shape its current defence and security decisions. The use of case studies, historical documents, and primary sources strengthens the presented arguments ensuring that readers gain a holistic understanding of the subject. This book enriches academic discourse and provides an insight necessary to comprehend Pakistans defence strategies and their broader implications in an increasingly complex global security landscape.