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- Conflict and Peace Studies, Vol-7, No-1, Jan-Jun 2015
- Conflict and Peace Studies, Vol-6, No-1, Jan-Jun 2014
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Editor: Muhammad Amir Rana
Associate Editors: Safdar Sial, Muhammad Ismail Khan
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This is the fifth biannual issue of Conflict and Peace Studies, a flagship publication of Pak Institute for Peace Studies. Until 2012, the journal has regularly been published as a quarterly research journal. Started in the last quarter of 2008, as many as 21 issues of the PIPS research journal have been published so far with their primary focus on conflict, insecurity, militancy and militants’ media, religious extremism, radicalization & de-radicalization, terrorism & counterterrorism, human rights and regional strategic issues.
The journal has been well received by academic and research quarters. Besides adding to existing knowledge, it has been contributing to increase understanding among policymakers, and regional and multilateral institutions about situation-specific needs, early warnings, and effective options or strategies to prevent/de-escalate conflict and risk of violence in Pakistan and the region.
CONTENTS
COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF NATIONAL ACTION PLAN
Executive Summary
Timeline of NAP actions
Fighting terror: institutional structure in the context of NAP
Azam Khan and Aamir Saeed
Dead wrong
Najam U Din
Special Courts
Shahzad Akbar
NACTA, nay activated
Tariq Parvez
Hate speech and restricted speech: striking a balance
Marvi Sirmed
Terrorism financing
Safiya Aftab
Stopping the banned groups
Mehwish Rani
Establishing a Counter Terrorism Force
Farhan Zahid
Registration of madrassas and NAP
Mujtaba Rathore
Media as mirror
Azaz Syed
FATAs ill-fate
Muhammad Ismail Khan
Watching online space
Nighat Dad
Zero tolerance for militancy in Punjab
Aoun Sahi
Karachi Operation
Zia Ur Rehman
Balochistan report card
Shahzada Zulfiqar
Action against sectarian terrorists
Safdar Sial
RKhattak-Afghan-Refugees
Rauf Khan Khattak
PAPERS
Tahir Saeen Group: higher-degree militants
Farhan Zahid
Silk route monitor A review of developments on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
Safdar Sial and Peer Muhammad