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Dalit Christians and Caste in Pakistan Sara Singha (Georgetown University) was a 2015 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant Awardee who conducted fieldwork in Lahore and Punjab, Pakistan. Singha's research was in support of her ethnography on Christianity and class. Religion -- Christianity • Social Science -- Culture & Identity Pakistani Christians: Perspectives on Violence, Identity, and Citizenship Lubna Chaudhry a 2014-2015 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in Islamabad for 2 months. Chaudhry's research aims to "fill a gap by generating in-depth situated knowledge about Pakistani Christians' multi-dimensional responses to the insecurity and discrimination in their lives." Religion -- Christianity • Social Science -- Culture & Identity Urban Informality, Everyday Ethics, and Refugeehood: Re-Creating Community in Lahore Chad Haines was a 2019 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in Pakistan for one month. Haines' research included intentions to "interview key members of minority communities (academics, NGO/civil society activists, and religious leaders); undertake historical archival research; interview and observe... Religion -- Christianity • International Relations -- Afghanistan • Social Science -- Culture & Identity • Religion -- Hinduism

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Dalit Christians and Caste in Pakistan

Sara Singha (Georgetown University) was a 2015 AIPS Short-Term Research Grant Awardee who conducted fieldwork in Lahore and Punjab, Pakistan. Singha's research was in support of her ethnography on Christianity and class.

Religion -- Christianity • Social Science -- Culture & Identity

Pakistani Christians: Perspectives on Violence, Identity, and Citizenship

Lubna Chaudhry a 2014-2015 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in Islamabad for 2 months. Chaudhry's research aims to "fill a gap by generating in-depth situated knowledge about Pakistani Christians' multi-dimensional responses to the insecurity and discrimination in their lives."

Religion -- Christianity • Social Science -- Culture & Identity

Urban Informality, Everyday Ethics, and Refugeehood: Re-Creating Community in Lahore

Chad Haines was a 2019 AIPS Fellow and conducted research in Pakistan for one month. Haines' research included intentions to "interview key members of minority communities (academics, NGO/civil society activists, and religious leaders); undertake historical archival research; interview and observe...

Religion -- Christianity • International Relations -- Afghanistan • Social Science -- Culture & Identity • Religion -- Hinduism

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