In Democracy and Public Administration in Pakistan, Amna Imam examines the intersection of democratic governance and public administration in Pakistan. The book analyzes how the country’s bureaucratic institutions function within the framework of a fragile democracy, highlighting the inefficiencies, corruption, and power imbalances that hinder effective public service delivery. Imam argues for the need to reform public administration by fostering accountability, transparency, and meritocracy, while also promoting citizen participation in decision-making processes. Through case studies and theoretical analysis, she proposes reforms that could strengthen Pakistan’s democratic institutions and improve governance outcomes.