Social Sciences: Recent submissions

  • Saeed, Muhammad Zarrar (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    China and the United Kingdom have both embarked on ambitious national trajectories that could determine the economic and political landscape of the region in the coming decades. Carrying the historical weight of their ...
  • Khan, Muhammad Nawaz (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    The rise of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), as an extremist group, is not a new phenomenon for the Middle East‟s security architecture, rather it has deep roots in countries of the region marked by weak military ...
  • Abbas, Khurram (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    Despite more than 269 million or 21.92 per cent of the total population of India living in abject poverty, the country raised its defence budget in real terms from 9 per cent in 2014-15 to 11 per cent in 2015-16 in order ...
  • Chandio, Khalid (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    South Asia is plagued by number of traditional and nontraditional threats, which make it fragile due to unresolved issues, especially between its two nuclear powers, Pakistan and India. „Imbalance‟ would be a more ...
  • Yousaf, Suleman (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    Afghanistan faces many problems including terrorism, instability, corruption, weak institutions, poor governance and lack of revenue sources. Keeping in view the recent political and economic history of the country, ...
  • Khan, Muhammad Nawaz (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    South Asia is faced with water scarcity, with possible water conflict in the future. The challenges in the water sector largely relate to disputes and difficulties arising from unequal flow distribution of transboundary ...
  • Zulfqar, Saman (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    After sixty nine years of the Partition of British India, Kashmir still remains an unresolved issue. It has not only been a cause of wars and crises in India-Pakistan bilateral relations, but regional peace and stability ...
  • Ijaz, Aymen (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    This paper attempts to analyse the resurgence of Russia and the factors behind it, including the role of political leadership and institutions through the lens of history and identity. It briefly looks at the genesis ...
  • Rafi, Amna Ejaz (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    Daesh, a Sunni militant organisation based in the Middle East, has attracted militants from Asia, Europe and the West. Daesh‟s multifaceted media strategy has been instrumental in the spread of extremist ideology, and ...
  • Nazir, Maryam (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    Daesh has emerged out of the instability and chaos of the Middle East and aims to expand its influence across the world as stated in its motto of „remaining and expanding.‟ The objective of this paper is to point out ...
  • Saeed, Muhammad Zarrar (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    China and the United Kingdom have both embarked on ambitious national trajectories that could determine the economic and political landscape of the region in the coming decades. Carrying the historical weight of their ...
  • Khan, Muhammad Nawaz (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2017)
    The rise of Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), as an extremist group, is not a new phenomenon for the Middle East‟s security architecture, rather it has deep roots in countries of the region marked by weak military ...
  • Nizamani, Usama (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2018)
    OBOR offshoot initiative, the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), is one of the six vital corridors envisioned to realise China’s promise to shun protectionism, and promote global, regional and national economic ...
  • Khan, Umar Farooq (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2018)
    It would be appropriate to say that Brexit was a watershed event which had a ripple effect on international politics - whether it was right-wing, conservative voices coining terms such as ‘Frexit’, ‘Grexit’, ‘Clexit’ ...
  • Zulfqar, Saman (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2018)
    This paper is an attempt to address the issue of Pakistan’s energy insecurity. Since a decade, Pakistan has been facing an acute energy crisis that has affected each segment of society. While highlighting Pakistan’s ...
  • Bibi, Gulshan (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2018)
    According to general perception, future wars will be fought with Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems (LAWS). As LAWS become a technological reality with the ability to make independent decisions about the use of ...
  • Chaudet, Didier (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2018)
    Inevitably, the Rohingya crisis will have an impact on the South-East Asian environment. But it would be simplistic to see this important Burmese internal issue as limited to South-East Asia. Geographically and historically, ...
  • Rafi, Amna Ejaz (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2018)
    The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), having regional players, including Afghanistan as an observer and member states – Russia, China, Central Asian states, Pakistan and India can be a platform to discuss ...
  • Nazir, Maryam (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2019)
    The bilateral relations between Pakistan and Iran have always been determined by the interplay of regional dynamics, geopolitics and role of external powers. This paper analyses the current politico-security trends, ...
  • Chandio, Khalid Hussain (IPRI Journal (Journal on Current Affairs), 2019)
    The security and economic architecture of South Asia is in a flux. US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a new South Asia policy in August 2017 has added to the complexities. While his proposed strategy is not ...

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