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Between Samarkand and Delhi: Mapping Conceptions of Space and Belonging in late-Nineteenth and early-Twentieth Centuries Chitral Muntazir Ali was a 2020 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant awardee and conducted research in Peshawar and Chitral in the summer and fall of 2021. Ali's work created "a crucial initial glimpse into the rich and complex meanings of place, the various modes of place-making, and how place has been invested... History • History -- Foreign Relations • History -- Colonial Studies • Social Science -- Culture & Identity • Geography Corruption and Impunity in Pakistan 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... History -- Foreign Relations • Human Rights • Law Ending Terror in Kashmir By exploring the February 14th suicide bombing in Kashmir that killed 46 Indian security personnel, Yelena Biberman offers insight into the border disputes between Pakistan and India in Kashmir. Both sides appear to be engaging in state-sponsored violence in hopes of gaining the upper hand in the... Political Science -- Peacebuilding • International Relations • International Relations -- India • International Relations -- Kashmir • International Relations -- Border Disputes • Political Science -- Terrorism • Political Science • History • History -- Foreign Relations Nonviolence Embodied and Representations of Violence in The North West Frontier of British India Safoora Arbab was a 2015-16 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in the United Kingdom for four months. Arbab's research "is centered on the Khudai Khidmatgar movement begun by Abdul Ghaffar Khan in the late 1920’s. As one of the largest nonviolent organizations they were also thus allied with the Al... History -- Foreign Relations • International Relations -- India • History -- Colonial Studies • Political Science -- Activism Performing Britishness: The Social Club in Colonial India (1809-1947) Manamee Guha was a 2015-2016 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in London and India for seven months. Guha examines "the shared colonial past of the three countries of Pakistan, Bangladesh and India during colonial rule through a close study of the British gentlemanly club and its impact on South... History -- Foreign Relations • Social Science -- Race & Ethnicity • History -- Colonial Studies • Social Science -- Culture & Identity

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Between Samarkand and Delhi: Mapping Conceptions of Space and Belonging in late-Nineteenth and early-Twentieth Centuries Chitral

Muntazir Ali was a 2020 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant awardee and conducted research in Peshawar and Chitral in the summer and fall of 2021. Ali's work created "a crucial initial glimpse into the rich and complex meanings of place, the various modes of place-making, and how place has been invested...

Corruption and Impunity in Pakistan

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...

History -- Foreign Relations • Human Rights • Law

Ending Terror in Kashmir

By exploring the February 14th suicide bombing in Kashmir that killed 46 Indian security personnel, Yelena Biberman offers insight into the border disputes between Pakistan and India in Kashmir. Both sides appear to be engaging in state-sponsored violence in hopes of gaining the upper hand in the...

Political Science -- Peacebuilding • International Relations • International Relations -- India • International Relations -- Kashmir • International Relations -- Border Disputes • Political Science -- Terrorism • Political Science • History • History -- Foreign Relations

Nonviolence Embodied and Representations of Violence in The North West Frontier of British India

Safoora Arbab was a 2015-16 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in the United Kingdom for four months. Arbab's research "is centered on the Khudai Khidmatgar movement begun by Abdul Ghaffar Khan in the late 1920’s. As one of the largest nonviolent organizations they were also thus allied with the Al...

History -- Foreign Relations • International Relations -- India • History -- Colonial Studies • Political Science -- Activism

Performing Britishness: The Social Club in Colonial India (1809-1947)

Manamee Guha was a 2015-2016 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in London and India for seven months. Guha examines "the shared colonial past of the three countries of Pakistan, Bangladesh and India during colonial rule through a close study of the British gentlemanly club and its impact on South...

History -- Foreign Relations • Social Science -- Race & Ethnicity • History -- Colonial Studies • Social Science -- Culture & Identity

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