Hussain’s
work is an anthropological inquiry into the idea of remote areas. He examines
the diverse ways in which the people of Hunza have been viewed by outsiders
over the past century. He also writes about how the local people used their
remote status strategically, ensuring their own interest were served as they
engaged with the outside world.
There
are a number of errors in the book. The author states that Nazeem Khan was
appointed as...
