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The present research s tudy goes through the overall

administrative set up of Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA)

of Pakistan under which these areas have been administered since

long. The administrative mechanism of FATA is peculiar in its nature

and essence. The system of administration in these areas is totally

different from the administrative machinery operating in settled

areas. The basic administrative unit in settled areas is district while

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picture of administration. Unlike Deputy Commissioners in settled

districts the Political Agents in tribal areas derive multifarious

powers from the unique administrative framework provided under

Frontier Crimes Regulation 1901 (FCR). Being a federal and at times

provincially appointed official, the Political Agent, closely watches

the administration of the concerned tribal agency with maximum

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forces that work under military command. The administrative

structure in each political agency further reveals that a Political

Agent is further assisted by an assistant political agent and officer

in-charge of specific sub-division. At local level political tehsildar,

naib tehsildar and political moharir perform their administrative

functions. All these officials perform their respective duties under the

overall administrative control of Governor's Secretariat FATA. The

tribes are internally free to regulate their own affairs keeping in mind

their tribal codes (unwritten), customs and traditions. They also take

care of the principle of 'collective responsibility' for the deeds and

actions of their individual family or tribe members and 'territorial

responsibility' of those areas which are given under their control.

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jZ!Y]1- IPRI Factfile, "FATA: A Profile of Socio-Economic Development",

(Islamabad: Islamabad Policy Research Institute, 2008), p. 15.

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2- Ibid., p. 21.

3- Government of Pakistan, FATA Sustainable Development Plan: 2006

- 2015, (Peshawar: Planning and Development Department, Civil

Secretariate FATA, 2006), p. 3.

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Shuja Nawaz, FATA - A More Dangerous Place: Meeting the

Challenge of Militancy and Terror in the Federally Administered

Tribal Areas of Pakistan, (Washington: Centre of Strategic and

International Studies, January, 2009), p. 2.

5- Sarfraz Khan, "Special Status of FATA: Illegal Becoming Licit" in

Central Asia, No. 63, Winter 2008, Area Study Centre, (Russian,

China and Centre Asia) University of Peshawar, pp. 8-9.

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Claude Rakisits, Pakistan's Tribal Areas: A Critical No Man Land

paper delivered at Webster University Forum, Geneva, 25, April

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in IPRI Paper 10, http://ipripak.org/papers/federally.shtml accessed

on 12 February, 2012, n.p.

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IPRI Factfile, FATA: A Profile of Socio-Economic Development,

pp.16-17.

10- Maqbool, FATA Under FCR: An Imperial Black Law in Central

Asia, No. 61, Winter 2007, p. 174.

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Noor ul Haq, et.al, "Federally Administered Tribal Areas of

Pakistan", n.p.

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Integration of Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) in the

National Mainstream of Pakistan, Master Thesis, War Studies,

Baluchistan University, 2005, p. 13.

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14- Claude Rakisits, Pakistan's Tribal Areas: A Critical No Man's Land,

paper delivered at Webster University Forum, Geneva, 25 April,

2008, p. 2.

Also see http://www.geopoliticalassessments.com/Pakistan_s_Tribal

_Areas.pdf accessed on 19 March, 2013. Also see Naveed Ahmad

Shinwari, "Understanding FATA: Attitudes Towards Governance,

Religion & Society " in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal

Areas, Vol. IV (Islamabad: Community Appraisal & Motivation

Programme, 2010), p. 7.

15- Sarfraz, Special Status of FATA: Illegal Becoming Licit , in Central

Asia, No. 63, Winter 2008, p.21.

16- Government of Pakistan, FATA Sustainable Development Plan

12 ___________________________________________ N*ZOeJZzgZkS:]

(2006-2015), p. 5.

17- Sarfraz, Special Status of Tribal Areas (FATA): An Artificial

Imperial Construct Bleeding Asia , in Eurasia Border Review, p. 69.

18- Ghafoor, Impediments Involved in the Integration of Federally

Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) in the National Mainstream of

Pakistan, p. 13.

19- Maqbool, FATA Under FCR (Frontier Crimes Regulation): An

Imperial Black Law, in Central Asia, No. 61, Winter 2007, p. 174.

20- Ghafoor, Impediments Involved in the Integration of Federally

Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) in the National Mainstream of

Pakistan, p. 13.

21- The News, Rawalpindi, 1 November, 2005.

22- Asmatul lah Khan Wazi r and Muhammad Zaheer Khan,

Mainstreaming FATA Through Legal and Political Reforms, in

TIGAH, Vol. IV, January 2014, FATA Research Centre, Islamabad,

p. 32.

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Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan, Germany, April 2013, p. 9.

24- The News, Rawalpindi, 1 November, 2005.

25- In November, 2007 civil secretariat FATA was established. The

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on 16 November, 2007.

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see Shakeel Kakakhel, Integration of FATA into NWFP: An Analysis,

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Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan, Germany, April 2013, p. 9.

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Pakistan, p. 9.

31- International Crisis Group, Pakistan: Countering Militancy in FATA,

C@*gzpEGL0*yZ6,sDm6102Y ________________________________________ 22

Crisis Group, Asia Report, No. 178, 21 October, 2009, p. 12.

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