Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS), Independent Think Tank in Pakistan

PIPS Newsletter: Mar-May 2011

SouthAsiaNet

Roots of Terrorism

Resumption of Pak-India Peace Process Amid Transforming Geopolitics of South Asia

Inauguration of Bannu-Ghulam Khan –Kabul Road: Prospects for Pak-Afghan Trade Cooperation

PIPS Reaseach Journal

Conflict and Peace Studies (Vol.4, No.1)

Papers

1-Prospects for Pak-China Relations in 2011: Political, Militant and Public Views

2-Pak-Afghan Relations: Emerging Trends and Future Prospects

3-Analysis of Peace Agreements with Militants and Lessons for the Future

4-Pakistan’s Relations with Central Asian States: Irritants and Challenges

Analysis

5-Agenda of Religious-Political Organizations: A Discourse Analysis

Report

6-Understanding North Punjab in the Context of Pakistani Diaspora in Britain

PIPS FM Radio Deradicalization Campaign Gets on Air

The Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS) and the Karwan-e-Aman set on air FM Radio Deradicalization Campaign in Pakistan in national and regional languages on 1st March 2011. The PIPS has collaborated with the Karwan-e-Aman to produce and disseminate this campaign as part of its Deradicalization Plan (2007-13). The purpose is to counter the extremist ideologies at societal level by creating awareness among the people about Islamic messages of peace, tolerance, religious harmony, peaceful co-existence and social welfare.

Recordings of the selected programs will be soon placed at Pak Institute for Peace Studies’ website san-pips.com.

To download schedule of the campaign click here..>>

Event

PIPS Launches Pak-Afghan Media Collaboration Initiative with Kabul Moot

Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS) launched an initiative aimed at enhancing bilateral media contacts and co-operation between Afghan and Pakistani journalists and media organisation by holding Afghanistan-Pakistan Media Dialogue at Kabul on February 21-22, 2011. PIPS has partnered with The Killid Group (TKG) of Afghanistan to improve e ...Read On >>