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Conflict, Governance and Prospects for Peace in Pre-Merger Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan

Zeb, Khan (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

The Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan have been witnessing violent conflicts since the British colonial era. The recent cycle of violence emerged as a consequence of militant infiltration into tribal ...
9/11, War on Terror and Conflict of Representation: Imagining Pakistan through Post 9/11 Fiction

Ahmad, Fatima (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

Pakistan and its vital role in the War on Terror continued to garner international attention in the aftermath of 9/11 such that its ‘imagery’ permeated various art forms such as movies, novels etc. These mediums act not ...
The Ambiguities and Dilemmas in the Changing Principles and Practices of Peacekeeping- Perspectives from Experts and Soldiers on the Ground

Khan, Amna Ashraf (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

Peacekeeping is one of the most important tools for conflict management and the most widely employed mechanism for introducing a modicum of stability in highly volatile, conflict stricken areas of the world. Peacekeepers ...
The Right to Self-Defense and the Israeli Exceptionalism?

Bukhari, Aimen (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

Israel has an exceptional position in the Middle East and a prominent role in global politics, notably in the West, as a result of the Jewish experience and the Palestine conflict. This has elevated the Israel-Palestine conflict ...
SUSTAINING HEGEMONY THROUGH MEDIA Reinforcing entertainment-based propaganda through social media to create unrest in society: Case study of Pakistan

Anwar, Mahnoor (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

This study revolves around the concept of the entertainment media being used by powerful countries (referred to as hegemons in this study) to perpetuate their hegemony. The primary significance in this research is the ...
Recognition of Governments and the Taliban Rule in Afghanistan

Razzaq, Tayyaba (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

This study focuses on contributing to the field of peace and conflict studies, with a special focus on International Law and recognition of Governments. It analysis Taliban takeover in the 1990s and in the year 2021. ...
The Hegemony of Media Misrepresentation: The New York Times’ Misrepresentation of the Israel-Palestine Conflict

Tariq, Arsim (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

Many studies have claimed that the Western media coverage of the Israel-Palestine conflict is biased and misrepresented in favor of Israel. During the recent Israel-Palestine crisis that erupted on 10 May 2021 and ended ...
The Growing Hindutva Ideology and its implications on Muslims in India under Narendra Modi’s Regime: Prospects and Challenges for the Peace in Kashmir

Bukhari, Syeda Rafia (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

The growing Hindutva ideology under Narendra Mod’s regime has brought immense implications for the Muslims of India. since the ideology believes in uniformity of the religion, Muslims being a majority-minority have ...
Digital Platforms and Social Conflict: Examining the case of EU Dis-infolab and the role of Indian-based Fake Media in Pakistan-India Relations

Babar, Fizza (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

Recently, digital platforms have increasingly become associated with the spread of fake news and disinformation. In doing so, not only are these platforms complicit in the exacerbation and participation in conflict, but ...
Ethno-Nationalist Movements, Horizontal Inequalities and Conflict: A Case of Balochistan

Abubakar (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

With the advent of 21st century, the idea of non-traditional security came to limelight aftebeing remained a subject of a periphery interest. The adoption of the idea inevitably generatedthe dialogue thereby initiating the ...
Uncovering the Culture of Peace within Subaltern: The case of Non-Violence and Positive Peace in the Traditional Sub-Continent

Abbas, Syed Ali (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

The world of social sciences is divided between two poles: what is truth and what is false? This dichotomy of the ontological reality remained contested to this day; however, modern sciences have monopolized the epistemic ...
Non-Traditional Security and Drug Trafficking: An Analysis of Pakistan’s Drug Trafficking Countermeasures

Saeed, Laraib (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

This study focuses on contributing to the field of peace and conflict studies, under the domain of Non-Traditional Security (NTS). The purpose of this research is to critically explore the effectiveness of drug trafficking ...
War on Terror and Epistemic Violence: Pedagogical Practices and the Construction of Representational Identities

Aslam, Aimen (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

The events of 9/11 brought Pakistan under glaring Western scrutiny. The Western academic literature even before 9/11 had been active in constructing Pakistan’s representational identity, but in the aftermath of 9/11 new ...
Pak-Afghan Dyadic Trade and Peacebuilding

Gul, Warda (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

The purpose of this research is to critically explore the relationship between trade of goods and services with the uprise of conflict in the case of Pakistan and Afghanistan during the last 20 years (1990-2019). It is ...
Exploring Pakistan’s Progress towards the Achievement of Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Noor Malik, Zahra (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

This study focuses on contributing to the field of conflict and peace studies, with special focus on sustainable development goals and presence of robust institutions in the Pakistan. In recent times, a sharp increase ...
NATURAL RESOURCE BASED GRIEVANCES IS A CAUSE OF CONFLICT IN BALOCHISTAN: A CASE STUDY OF SUI GAS

Shahid, Laiba (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

This research revolves around the idea of unjust distribution of natural resources in Balochistan. The case study of Sui gas in Balochistan is discussed, where neither Sui gas was provided for a long time nor was revenue ...
Analyzing Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanism: DRCs in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Criminal Justice System

Sohail, Minahil (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

Conflict resolution has established an eminent place in literature over time. Scholars and practitioners have extended efforts toward devising alternative mechanisms for resolving conflict at a local level. In the previous ...
Towards an Understanding of UN Peaceful Settlement of Dispute: A Case Study of Afghanistan

Maqsood Abbasi, Aysha (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

The main purpose of United Nations is the maintenance of international peace and security to avoid possibility of war. The UN charter stipulates the maintenance of international peace and security under Chapter VI “Pacific ...
Violence, Proportionality, and Laws in War: Analyzing the U.S. Armed Acts in Afghanistan

Irshad, Raheelah (CIPS,NUST, 2022)

International laws for wars prohibit the states from violations. In the war zone, the purpose of the International Humanitarian Law is to provide justice to the victim and, most importantly, to protect the civilians or ...
Study of Religious Extremism in Pakistan: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Religious Speech Acts (Fatawa)

Muhammad Usman, Asghar (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2022)

Pakistan has been the victim of violent extremism, often attributed to religious factors. Religious extremism poses a serious challenge to the state. There are various connotations coined to debate the religious extremism ...

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