Reimagining Policing in Pakistan: Problems & Prospects of Change, Innovation & Reform embarks upon finding the answer to the question as to ‘why and how transforming police-for-the-government into police-for-the-people has become a significant goal and existential challenge for struggling democracy in Pakistan’. The author, Mr. J. J. Baloch, being a veteran police officer and an accomplished author, adventures this task. Primarily, ‘Reimagining Policing in Pakistan’ aims at examining the possibilities and prospects of transforming policing in the 21st century Pakistan. Book follows the doctrinal approach, inductive reasoning, and the Harvard referencing pattern. Drawing on theory, law, jurisprudence, scholarship, and participant observation by the author, this discourse makes a case for postmodern strategic policing for Pakistan. The author argues that the strategic model allows margins to adopt diversified strategies to accommodate various requirements, conditioned by cultural, social, economicm political, and civil factors from a given perspective.