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Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 2

Author(s): Ghazala Yasmin Jalil

Keyword(s): US Pivot, Indian Foreign Policy, Asia’s Evolving Balance of Power, Harsh V. Pant, Yogesh Joshi, China’s growing military and economic power

Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 2

Author(s): Najam Rafique

Keyword(s): Jallad, Death Squads, State Terror, South Asia, Tasneem Khalil, Totalitarian States

Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 2

Author(s): Muhammad Zubair Iqbal, Shabir Hussain

Keyword(s): Conflict Journalism, National Security, Elite Dissensus, Escalatory Coverage, Politicisation, Securitisation

Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 2

Author(s): Ahmad Naeem Salik

Keyword(s): COP21, Climate Change, Environmental Degradation, Water Insecurity, Vision 2025, Food-Energy Nexus

Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 2

Author(s): Shamsa Nawaz

Keyword(s): Kashmir, Gated Settlements, Demography, Identitybased Animus, Human Rights Violations, Article 370

Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 2

Author(s): Malik Qasim Mustafa

Keyword(s): Indo-US Nuclear Deal, Pak-US Nuclear Cooperation, Pak-US relations, Strategic Stability, NSG, Pakistan, US

Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 2

Author(s): Aisha Anees Malik

Keyword(s): Nationalism, Gender, Nation-state, Women’s Social and Political Struggles

Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 3

Author(s): Shamsa Nawaz

Keyword(s): The Fix, Nations Survive and Thrive, World in Decline, Jonathan Tepperman, Organisation of Economic Cooperation Development

Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 3

Author(s): Mahrukh Khan

Keyword(s): Stigmatised from 9/11 to Trump and Beyond, American Muslim Journey, Reza Mansoor, Muslim

Journal:Journal of Strategic Studies, 2017, Volume 37, Issue No 3

Author(s): Malik Qasim Mustafa

Keyword(s): India, Pakistan, Nuclear Diplomacy, Constructivism, Prospects for Nuclear Arms Control, Disarmament in South Asia, Mario E Carranza