The Garrison / Papers

Working Papers

Numbered working papers across three series — Khorasan Strategic Geography (Series A), Institutional Doctrine (Series B), and Contemporary Operations (Series C). All papers document the contest over Pakistan's founding ideological proposition.

Series A · Geography Series B · Doctrine Series C · Operations
Series A Khorasan Strategic Geography
Series B Institutional Doctrine
GP-002
The Munir Doctrine: How Pakistan's Courts Were Turned Against the State's Identity
Judicial Capture · Pillar II Judiciary
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GP-003
Bhutto, the 1973 Constitution, and the Judicial Murder — The Sealed Room's First Execution
Constitutional History · Pillar I Judicial Murder
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GP-004
The Objectives Resolution — What "Sovereignty Belongs to Allah" Actually Requires
Constitutional Theology · Pillar I Objectives Resolution
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GP-005
The JI-Deobandi Capture Period (1977–1988) — The Network, Not the Man
Institutional History · Pillar III Capture Period
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GP-006
The Merchant Dynasty: Nawaz Sharif, Saudi Patronage, and the Systematic Capture of Pakistan's Ideological State
Political Analysis · Pillar III PML-N
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GP-008
Maryam Nawaz: The Dynastic Succession and What It Reveals About PML-N's Constitutional Character
Political Analysis · Pillar III Dynastic Politics
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GP-010
The Roman Substrate: How British Positivist Law Was Built to Disable the Khorasani Mandate
Constitutional Analysis · Pillar II Judiciary
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GP-011
Iqbal's Legislature and the Constitutional Theft — The Ijtihad Body That Never Became Law
Constitutional Theory · Pillar II Iqbal
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GP-014
The Ba'alist Circuit — How Pakistan's Judiciary, Foreign-Funded NGOs, and International Human Rights Agencies Form a Self-Reinforcing System Against the Garrison Mandate
Institutional Analysis · Pillar II NGO Circuit
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GP-016
Shahbaz Sharif — The Pro-Alid Formation Inside the Merchant Dynasty
Political Formation Analysis · Pillar I PML-N
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Series C Contemporary Operations