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Elizabeth Lhost was a 2014-2015 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in London for three months. Lhost "seeks to demonstrate that despite their marginal position within the formal administration of law, qazis and muftis changed their modes or practice and participated in protracted negotiations with...

William Johnson was a 2012-2013 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in Pakistan for 2 months. Johnson's project "focuses on how lawyers and non-lawyers alike work with (and within) judicial systems that the international community considers extremely corrupt. It focuses on perceptions and...

Sana Naeem was a 2022 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant awardee and conducted research in Peshawar and Islamabad, Pakistan for two months. Naeem's research focuses on "khula litigation in the family courts in Peshawar and Islamabad," aiming to "study how these sites witness and influence the making and...

Maira Hayat was a 2015-2016 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in London for five months. Hayat's "research on the origins of the canal colonies and the specificities of irrigation water distribution in Pakistan’s Punjab aims to contribute to scholarship on agriculture in Pakistan."

Sean Killen was a 2013-2014 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in the UK, India, Switzerland, and the Netherlands for 5 months. Killen's project "focuses on one question: how did South Asians imagine and work to construct international law and institutions?"

Mishal Khan was a 2018 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant awardee who conducted research in Karachi Pakistan. Khan conducted research "related to the legal landscape that emerged in Sindh after 1843 – the year when slavery was officially abolished in East Indian Company territories, and also the yea...