An explanation of the power struggle in Pakistani government, in which go-getters one, two and three have used nascent elements of the country's democracy to their own strategic advantage. Good, but I wish this were more critical.

Interesting observations about the Pakistani political landscape -- and the role played by lawyers and the judiciary in bringing about true democracy. The author provides a thoughtful interpretation for those already in the know, but doesn't provide a clear overview to help the general public understand the big picture on this complicated issue.

Using a solid grasp of recent Pakistani political history, Wayne cautions the democracy movement in Pakistan from serving simply as a pawn for a rotating set of opportunistic politicians.

A fairly high degree of familiarity with recent Pakistani politics (which I lack) is needed to truly appreciate this story.

Does provide considerable insight (from the author's viewpoint, at least), but I found it a bit heavy handed.