Modern Free Society and Its Nemesis explores whether and to what extent conservatism represents a negation to free society and liberty in Western countries.

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African Nemesis is the first book to provide a detailed analysis of all the wars in southern Africa since 1945 - the conflicts against colonialism and the battles waged by the frontline states against apartheid as well as the civil war inside South Africa. This provides the backcloth to a controversial study of South Africa in the 1980s. Paul Moorcraft spent more than a decade investigating the turmoil in the region as a journalist, university teacher, author and documentary film-maker. The result is a comprehensive and authoritative account of military power in the region that also discusses political, economic, social and psychological issues where they are directly relevant to the military conflicts. Then the book takes a dangerous leap into the future by describing likely scenarios until the year 2010. Moorcraft outlines a series of both optimistic and chilling options for the future. (publisher's advertisement).

Political conditions of Pakistan after the September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001 in the context of world politics; articles by the author, published in daily, The Nation during 2005-2007.