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Combating Violent Islamist Proxies: The Role of Civil Institututions in Pakistan Sahar Khan was a 2015 AIPS Short-Term Research grant awardee who spent 2 months conducting fieldwork in Lahore and Islamabad. Khan summarizes, "this project analyzes the role of civil institutions in combating Islamist militant and terrorist groups within Pakistan." Political Science -- Terrorism • Religion -- Religious Conflict Enterprising Extremists: Crime, Religion, and Political Violence in Pakistan Rabia Zafar (Tufts University) was a 2015 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant awardee. Zafar's field research supported her dissertation which "examines local, non-ideological drivers of religious violence. It questions why we see subnational variation in religious violence across time and argues that a... Political Science -- Terrorism • Political Science -- Peacebuilding • Religion -- Religious Conflict Mediatizing Islam: Social Media, Television Dramas, and the Making of Pious Publics in Pakistan Elliot Montpellier was a 2021 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant awardee and conducted research in Karachi, Pakistan for one month. Montpellier's work " focuses on Pakistani television dramas, examining how this entertainment genre uses religion as a discursive and visual theme." Religion • Mass Media • Religion -- Religious Conflict

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Combating Violent Islamist Proxies: The Role of Civil Institututions in Pakistan

Sahar Khan was a 2015 AIPS Short-Term Research grant awardee who spent 2 months conducting fieldwork in Lahore and Islamabad. Khan summarizes, "this project analyzes the role of civil institutions in combating Islamist militant and terrorist groups within Pakistan."

Political Science -- Terrorism • Religion -- Religious Conflict

Enterprising Extremists: Crime, Religion, and Political Violence in Pakistan

Rabia Zafar (Tufts University) was a 2015 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant awardee. Zafar's field research supported her dissertation which "examines local, non-ideological drivers of religious violence. It questions why we see subnational variation in religious violence across time and argues that a...

Political Science -- Terrorism • Political Science -- Peacebuilding • Religion -- Religious Conflict

Mediatizing Islam: Social Media, Television Dramas, and the Making of Pious Publics in Pakistan

Elliot Montpellier was a 2021 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant awardee and conducted research in Karachi, Pakistan for one month. Montpellier's work " focuses on Pakistani television dramas, examining how this entertainment genre uses religion as a discursive and visual theme."

Religion • Mass Media • Religion -- Religious Conflict

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