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The Colonial Project in Indian-Occupied Kashmir: Through The Lived Experiences of Kashmir Refugees Living in Azad Kashmir Since 1989

Safdar, Maira (Centre for International Peace and Stability (CIPS), NUST, 17-02-20)

The ongoing settler colonial practices of India in occupied Kashmir are well-established phenomenon, however, their implications on an individual level remain underexplored. This research attempts to fill this gap by ...
Impact of International Media Coverage on Palestine-Israel Conflict

Zahoor, Musharaf (Center for International Peace and Stability(CIPS), NUST, 2014)

The media coverage of Palestine-Israel conflict has drawn immense scholarly interest. A number of studies have analyzed the relationship between media and the conflict. The previous studies largely focused on traditional ...
Prospects of Economic Cooperation and Conflict Resolution: A Case Study of Iran, India, and Pakistan

Ali, Rizwan (Center for International Peace and Stability(CIPS), NUST, 2015)

South Asia and the Middle East have been flashpoints of political turmoil for the last few decades. India and Pakistan in South Asia and Iran in the Middle East have particularly been troubled places. India and Pakistan ...
Assessing UN Peacekeeping Mission in Central African Republic through the Lens of Pakistani Peacekeeping Troops: Perceptions and Challenges

Ayesha Ishfaq (CIPS, National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, 2018)

Since the beginning of UN peacekeeping, the research surrounding the effectiveness of UN Peacekeeping Operations (UNPKOs) is being carried out. The literature available varies in defining the parameters of success to provide ...
Civil-Military Cooperation: An Assessment of Pakistan’s Counterterrorism and Counterinsurgency Measures

Nisa Habib (CIPS, National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, 2018)

Intrastate conflicts have long emerged as a major security challenge for the world. In addition to this, terrorism and insurgency are now common threats numerous states have to contend with. While the widening reach of ...
Cyber Security Norms in South Asia: A Case Study of Pakistan Cyber Space Security and Analysis

Hanzala Jahangir (CIPS, National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, 2018)

A strong cyber security is very important for any state to flourish and to develop economically, politically and socially. It forms the intrinsic part of progress and development of any country. The unparalleled challenges ...
Effect of Exposure to Violence Media Content on Aggression in ChildrenHafiza Sana Zafar AwanHafiza Sana Zafar AwanHafiza Sana Zafar Awan

Hafiza Sana Zafar Awan (CIPS, National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, 2018)

Pakistan has one of the most vibrant media landscapes. Since liberalization in 2002, the number of media channels in Pakistan has increased remarkably. An increasing engagement in the mass media has appeared along the ...
Ethnic Image, Stigmatization and Conflict: The Case of Pakistan Pashtun

Ashfaq Ahmed (CIPS, National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, 2018)

The “Pashtun” identity in Pakistan has become a victim of stigmatization in recent years despite the status of the Pashtuns as the second largest ethnic group. The stigma of Pashtun identity based on the assumption of their ...
Evolving Dynamics of FATA’s Internal Security; Pre and Post- Conflict Scenario

Maryam Tariq (CIPS, National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, 2018)

The tribal areas of Pakistan have a remarkably unique culture, customs and administrative structure. This region has key significance since it swaddles the border with Afghanistan. After independence the area was governed ...
International Conflict and Propaganda: Pakistan and Indian Lobbying Efforts in the US

Maria Fakhar (CIPS, National University of Science and Technology , Islamabad, 2018)

The thesis explores the politics of lobbying and propaganda by using a comparative case study of Pakistan and Indian efforts to influence US policy. The thesis looks at the conceptual grounding of lobbying and propaganda, ...
Peace through Soft Power: An Analysis of Chinese Foreign Policy

Syed Ali Akash (CIPS, National University of Science and Technology , Islamabad, 2018)

This Study attempts to explore the soft power foreign policies of China. It provides the detailed discussion of Chinese foreign policy over the years and its focuses on soft power projection in contemporary times. Thanks ...
Role of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in Unification of Pakistani Nation

Quratulain Iftikhar Mirza (CIPS, National University of Science and Technology , Islamabad, 2018)

China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is the flagship project of China’s OBOR; One Belt One Road project of China’s economic expansion, to connect its market to Europe, Asia, Middle East, Africa. The project includes ...
The Construction of Madrassa Image: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Madrassa Reforms of Pakistan From 2001-2018

Masooma Jafri (CIPS, National University of Science and Technology , Islamabad, 2018)

Before the creation of Pakistan, madaris were the center of scholarly debates and philosophical studies, but since the independence, these institutions are not seen as the traditional educational institutes, rather they ...
The culture of fear: Exploring the causal link between terrorism and crime

Javeria Yaseen . (CIPS, National University of Science and Technology , Islamabad, 2018)

Fear is an emotional reaction stimulated by an apparent risk that causes a modification in the mind and further body functions. It also effects the way in which different people behave and it typically causes an individual ...
The Stakes for Gilgit Baltistan in China Pakistan Economic Corridor (Cpec)

Riaz Javed Afridi (CIPS, National University of Science and Technology , Islamabad, 2018)

CPEC is progressing at full steam, with this the strategic significance of Gilgit-Baltistan in terms of investment and trade has increased more than ever. The CPEC was initiated in July 2013 and it now widely considered ...
The Political Economy of Conflict: Case study of Swa

Mirza Yaqoob Baig (CIPS, National University of Science and Technology , Islamabad, 2018)

The main concern of this thesis is to analyze conflict in Pakistan, mainly the conflict in Swat through political economic perspective. It builds a case that conflict in Swat has produced a relationship of violence and ...
Understanding the Genesis of ‘Beingness’ Through Subject-Object Relationalism: A Case of Pakistan

Noor Irshad (CIPS, National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad, 2018)

This research develops a conceptual framework based on philosophical and theoretical discussion to examine the current delineated state of Pakistan; socially, morally and ethically. The thesis draws from philosophical ...
Understanding the Nexus between Modern Tertiary Education and Radicalisation: A Case Study of Pakistan

Aneeza Maham (CIPS, National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad, 2018)

Since its independence, Pakistan has been struggling to cope up with various multifaceted challenges. Predominantly, the education sector of Pakistan is lagging behind and has failed to yield quality education for youth. ...
Understanding Nationhood from a Social Constructionist Lens: A Study of Pakistan’s Political Discourse (1947-1988)

Aizah Azam (2018)

This dissertation examines the case of nationhood in Pakistan from a social constructionist lens. After outlining the fundamental explanations of the inherently elusive subject of nationalism and its associated branches, ...
Analyzing Pakistan’s participation in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations as An instrument of Pakistan’s foreign policy

Khan, Faryal (CIPS,National University of Science & Technology, Islamabad., 2018-09-05)

United Nations Peacekeeping Operations (UNPKOs) are hailed as the foremost retort to the ever convoluting conflict dynamics around the world. Invariably, the conduct of UNPKOs depends, almost exclusively, on the foreign ...

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