Yelena Biberman recently published a new article in Texas National Security entitled "Will the United States and China Keep India and Pakistan from Going to War. Yelena's piece offers a thoughtful insight into the stability of South Asia and the role American and China play in the conflicts between India and Pakistan. Read Yelena's full article here.
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Monday, October 7, 2019
SherAli Tareen recently contributed a chapter titled "Disrupting Secular Power and hte Study of Religion: Saba Mahmood" to the publication "Cultural Approaches to the Study of Religion: An Introduction to Theories and Methods." Tareen's chapter focuses on the late Pakistani-American anthropologist Saba Mahmood and her contributions to the fields of anthropology, Religious Studies, and Critical Secularism studies. Find a full text of the chapter here.
Monday, September 30, 2019
AIPS Member Harrison Akins recently published a new article titled "Tribal Militias and Political Legitimacy in British India and Pakistan" in the journal "Asian Security." Akins' article examines the role of pro-government militias and the way that they are used by governmentst to support the political legitimacy of local governance structures. Find more information here.
Monday, September 16, 2019
Andrew Amstutz recently wrote a post for the South Asia Centre blog at the London School of Economics. In his piece, titled "A Pakistani homeland for Buddhism: Buddhist art, Muslim nationalism and global public history," Andrew discusses “his ongoing research that examines the place of Buddhism in museums and public history in Pakistan.” You can read the full blog post here.
Monday, September 16, 2019
AIPS Member Nosheen Ali recently had her new book, Delusional States: Feeling Rule and Development in Pakistan's Northern Frontie published! Ali explores the state power and social struggle in the Shia-majority region of Gilgit-Baltistan as well as political and social issues surrounding the Kashmir border conflict. Check out the new book here.
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