Regional Studies
ISSN: 0254-7988
Regional Studies is quarterly journal
published by the Institute of Regional Studies. It is also Higher
Education Commission . .
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Regional Studies is quarterly journal
published by the Institute of Regional Studies. It is also Higher
Education Commission . . MORE>
Editor's Note:
Scholars who have an interest in the
regional affairs are invited to contribute to the IRS journal.
Submission Guidelines
Aarish U. Khan
Editor
Phone: 92 (051) 9204934, Ext. 112
Email: editorirs@gmail.com
Submission Guidelines
Aarish U. Khan
Editor
Phone: 92 (051) 9204934, Ext. 112
Email: editorirs@gmail.com
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ASMA YAQOOB, Research Analyst
Climate change in South Asia is projected to aggravate water disputes between India and Pakistan. As per statistics, changes in seasonal flow of the Indus Basin, divided between the two countries through a treaty, are more than enough to ignite water discords in a readily volatile region. Contemporary literature on climate change in the Indus Basin is progressively more focused on water resource..
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MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR IQBAL AND ADAM SAUD
The region involving the Central Asian Republics (CARs) has played
host to various overt and covert rivalries and continues to be in the proverbial
eye of the storm owing to its strategic location, a huge treasure of minesand
minerals, and being the progeny of a once superpower. Herald Mackinderin his
famous ...
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MARYAM MASTOOR, Research Analyst
Awami League, the ruling political party of Bangladesh, has vociferously adopted vengeful politics since it has come into power in 2009. Instead of focusing on development and betterment of people, it is seeking revenge from political opponents. Awami League established a domestic tribunal named the International ...
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SIDRA TARIQ, Research Analyst
Supremacy over maritime Asia has become the primary bone of contention between China and India, particularly in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) and the South China Sea (SCS). Several analysts are of the opinion that the ongoing Sino-Indian competition presentsa classic ...
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CLIMATE CHANGE AND INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY IN THE INDUS BASIN
Climate change in South Asia is projected to aggravate water disputes between India and Pakistan. As per statistics, changes in seasonal flow of the Indus Basin, divided between the two countries through a treaty, are more than enough to ignite water discords in a readily volatile region. Contemporary literature on climate change in the Indus Basin is progressively more focused on water resource..
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THE DIVERGENT PLANE OF INTERESTS:
SECURITY AND COUNTER-TERRORISM DYNAMICS OF CENTRAL ASIA
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AWAMI LEAGUE’S POLITICS OF VENGEANCE
Awami League, the ruling political party of Bangladesh, has vociferously adopted vengeful politics since it has come into power in 2009. Instead of focusing on development and betterment of people, it is seeking revenge from political opponents. Awami League established a domestic tribunal named the International ...
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SINO-INDIAN SECURITY DILEMMA IN THE INDIAN OCEAN:
REVISITING THE ‘STRING OF PEARLS’ STRATEGY
Supremacy over maritime Asia has become the primary bone of contention between China and India, particularly in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) and the South China Sea (SCS). Several analysts are of the opinion that the ongoing Sino-Indian competition presentsa classic ...
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THE FIRST ENLARGEMENT OF SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANIZATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS
The organization formed in 15 June 2001announced its first-ever and long-awaited enlargement on July 2015 during the 15th summit in Ufa, Russia. It officially received India and Pakistan as members and upgraded Belarus status to observer. It also added Azerbaijan, Armenia Cambodia and Nepal as new dialogue partners joining Turkey and Sri Lanka.This paper aims to analyze future implications of this expansion to South Asia.
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THE ROAD TO PAKISTAN'S DISMEMBERMENT: 1971
On 16th December 1971, Pakistan got dismembered. East Pakistan became Bangladesh. There are various narratives about this incident. A bulk of literature has focused on 'what' happened in 1971? How many were killed? Who is to blame? However, little effort and attention have been to the question of 'why'. Why did Pakistan got dismembered?
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SELECTIONS FROM REGIONAL PRESS
A fortnightly publication comprising selected clippings from the
regional newspapers and periodicals, arranged subject-wise under
five main heads.
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books
SOUTH ASIA AND CENTRAL ASIA: BUILDING ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL LINKAGES
GLOBAL TERRORISM: GENESIS, IMPLICATIONS, REMEDIAL & COUNTERMEASURES
AFGHANISTAN: UNABATED TURMOIL
topics & region
China
The Sino-Indian ‘Quest for Energy Security’..
Afghanistan
Pak-Afghan ties in the Light of Pak-US Strategic Dialogue . .
Central Asia
Iranian Synthesis of Ideology and Pragmatism . .
Other South Asian States
India-Bangladesh Relations. .
Economics & Social Issues
Muslims in India. .
India & Pakistan
Trade Liberalization Between India & Pakistan . .
About IRS:
The Institute of Regional Studies (IRS) is an independent, non-profit research centre devoted to the study of the region around Pakistan: South Asia, Southwest Asia (Iran, Afghanistan and the Gulf), China, Central Asia as well as the Indian Ocean region. It also studies and analyses policies of major power centers towards South Asia. The Institute was set up in March 1982. It is considered one of Pakistan's leading think tanks. The Institute covers a wide spectrum of research in foreign and internal affairs, economy and industry, science and technology. . read more >
CD's Available
All Publications, Agra Summit
14 - 16 July 2001
Agra Summit Clippings from South Asian Press
Kargil Flare-up
15 May 1999 - 13 August 2000
Coverage: Pakistani and Indian Press
Pakistan - India Peace Process
January 2004 - June 2005
In Five volumes in book form.
