This book "Pakistan: Geopolitical Economics and Politics of Economic and Trade Corridors" carries multiple chapters, all of which reinforce our understanding of the scale, scope, and significance of the potential of economic and trade corridors. The philosophical perspective about Economic Diplomacy and economic and trade corridors are presented clearly and profoundly. The empirical evidence, cases, actions, trends, and others are illustrative, well-chosen, and compelling. The book contains historical evidence about the vitality of economic and trade corridors, especially highlighting present-day Pakistan's areas, such as Taxila, which were at the crossroads of major trade routes going through the Indian Subcontinent connecting East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Central Asia.