سی-پیک: احتیاط یا امید؟
مئی ۲۰۱۶ کے اپنے ایک مضمون میں میراکہنا تھا کہ پاکستان کو ایک ایسی خارجہ پالیسی کی ضرورت ہے جس میں معاشی محرکات ہوں اور […]
Arooj Naveed
Arooj Naveed is a M.Phil scholar in International Relations from the University of Punjab. Her areas of interest include foreign policy, diplomacy, conflict management and conflict resolution. Some of her articles are: "Pakistan's External Security Challenges" in the book Revisiting Pakistan's National Security Dilemma, "Conflict in Waziristan" (Co-authored), "Loopholes in Public policy making: A case study of Pakistan" (Co-Authored), "Water Security: The practice of Hydro-hegemony between India and Pakistan" and within Pakistan in the book Security Concerns in South Asia (Co-Authored).
Articles by Arooj Naveed
CPEC: A Case for Caution or Optimism?
In my 2016 article on CPEC, I argued that Pakistan needs a calculated and rational foreign policy, with economic activity serving as the foundation of […]
Good Fences, Good Neighbors: Border Management Between Pakistan and Afghanistan
Borders strengthen the intrinsic human need for physical protection and the ownership of property. Such protection is meaningless unless the border in question is understood […]
Continued Spoilers to CPEC
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is an immense economic opportunity for Pakistan, which can be utilized for broader economic and political leverage to improve its […]
Global Urban Insurgency
This month’s ISIS-inspired siege of a restaurant in Dhaka, Bangladesh is an example of the emerging phenomenon of global urban insurgency. The terrorist attack on the […]
Policy Recommendations: Moving Beyond Deterrence in South Asia
From: Arooj Naveed, University of Punjab, Pakistan To: President Barack Obama, Oval Office, White House, United States of America Executive Summary The upcoming Nuclear Security […]
Indo-Pak Border Towns in Dire Need of Better Cross-Border Planning
Borders, boundaries, and borderlands present multiple prospects and challenges. While borders are important for the demarcation of physical boundaries between the territories of states, in […]
Pakistan’s National Action Plan: What it Holds, and What it can Pursue
A state’s national action plan formulates policy direction, impacting national, regional and international politics. This is true for Pakistan’s National Action Plan (NAP) for countering […]
Outlining Pakistan’s Regional Challenges in the 21st Century
The U.S.-led war on terrorism changed the course of history. President Bush declared, “We will make no distinction between the terrorists who committed these acts […]
Reexamining Terrorism and Insurgency: Lessons from South Asia
The George W. Bush administration confused the meaning of “terrorism” and“insurgency”, regularly using these terms interchangeably in imprecise and arbitrary ways. However, the difference between […]