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Programme International Conference on The Emerging Issues of Social Sciences in Pakistan Organized by Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad In Collaboration with Higher Education Commission of Pakistan April 27-29 , 2012 at Earth Sciences Auditorium, Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad
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Programme

International Conference on

The Emerging Issues of Social

Sciences in Pakistan

Organized by

Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

In Collaboration with

Higher Education Commission of Pakistan

April 27-29 , 2012

at

Earth Sciences Auditorium, Quaid-i-Azam University

Islamabad

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THREE DAYS CONFERENCE ON THE EMERGING ISSUES OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

IN PAKISTAN APRIL, 27-29, 2012

CONCEPT NOTE Social Science disciplines have been very dynamic in terms of research and also providing guidelines to policy making sector. The dynamism in Social Sciences is deeply influenced from the changes in ground reality especially in the contemporary world such influences are broad and overwhelming as these stretch from the local to regional and from regional to international. The world has become so squeezed that any international or local development cause a shift worldwide such as the economic recession in the world economy has direct impact on the local economies of Europe, America, South Asia and other countries around the world including Pakistan which is going through serious economic crisis just to give an example, rupee devalued at the lowest in the previous weeks. Similarly international war on terror has affected the security situation globally and definitely it has socio-cultural and socio-economic implications for the countries involved and even those which are not directly involved. The issues of security, terrorism, militancy, religious extremism, political crisis, institutional decay, security related issues, rule of law, challenges of foreign policy and the role of civil society are some of the key issues which are acute in Pakistan and the need of the hour is that social sciences research has to address and deliberate on such issues and come forth with tangible short and long term remedies. Interestingly, Social Science is the science of the society which means that inherently it has to deal with the kind of challenges and issues which the society faces and that make it the core of research and deliberations of social scientists. Pakistan has a vibrant community of scholars representing various disciplines of Social Sciences including foreign scholars who are focusing on key issues related to Pakistan. This conference is an attempt to bring together such scholars on a common platform to share their researches on various issues related to Pakistan at this crucial time when the country is faced with political, social and economic challenges and also had to grapple with issues of terrorism and deadlock in Pak-US relations. By holding this conference an effort is made to come forth with solutions that could help Pakistan out of the current crisis and to facilitate it moving in the right direction.

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Basically the idea to hold a Social Sciences conference is in continuation of the last Social Sciences conference that was held in collaboration of HEC and University of Gujrat in April, 2011. In the last conference it was decided to hold next a thematic conference. So this conference is to showcase the emerging issues of the social sciences in Pakistan especially sustainable human development, the internal and external challenges to Pakistan, cultural diversity, human rights and civil society and the role of media. It is arranged by Quaid-i-Azam University in collaboration of the HEC, Social Sciences Committee, AIPS and Council of Social Sciences to promote social sciences research and also to provide guidelines to policy sector on key issues of the country. Last date for the submission of abstract is March, 20,

2012. After review of abstracts by the scholars committee, the selected

participants will be informed by March 31, 2012. Local hospitality will be provided, however interested scholars are encouraged to secure travel funds from their own institutions. CONFERENCE THEMES

Sustainable development

Internal and external challenges

Cultural diversity and human rights

Civil society and the role of media OBJECTIVES OF THE CONFERENCE a) To promote Social Sciences in Pakistan especially highlighting the

research conducted by the local and foreign scholars on various issues of economy, state and society in Pakistan.

b) To provide an opportunity to local and foreign scholars to build intellectual linkages and project Pakistan as a moderate and peace loving country wherein efforts are underway to live in peace between them and with the world.

c) To provide guidelines and suggestions to the policy making sector so to help them to take country out of the current quagmire that has badly afflicted it at this critical juncture.

Dr. Razia Sultana

Conference Secretary

Tele: #92-51-9064-3106

Cell: #03015624975

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International Conference on The Emerging Issues of Social Sciences in Pakistan

Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad On 27-29 APRIL, 2012

Programme

Day 1 Friday INAUGURAL SESSION

9:00-9:30 Registration

9:30-9:35 Recitation from the Holy Quran

9:35-9:45 Welcome Address:

Prof. Dr. Masoom Yasinzai

Vice Chancellor, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

9:45-9:55 Opening Remarks:

Dr. Javaid R. Laghari

Chairman, Higher Education Commission of Pakistan

9:55-10:15 Keynote Address:

Dr. Hafiz A. Pasha

Dean, School of Liberal and Social Sciences,

Beaconhouse National University, Lahore

10:15-10:25 Address by the Chief Guest

10:25-10:30 Mr. Farooq H. Naiq

Federal Minister of Law& Justice

Vote of Thanks:

Prof. Dr. Eatzaz Ahmad,

Dean Faculty of Social Sciences, Quaid-i-Azam University

Islamabad.

10:30-1100 Tea

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(Seminar Hall of School of Politics &IR)

First Plenary Session 1100-1300

THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES IN FORMULATING

PUBLIC POLICY

Chair:: Dr. Ishrat Husain, Director Institute of Business Administration,

Moderator: Dr. Ashfaq Hasan Khan, Dean School of Business, National University of

Science and Technology Karachi

Panelists:

1. Dr. Anjum Altaf, Dean School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Law,

Lahore University of Management Sciences

2. Dr. James C. Witte, Professor of Sociology & Director,

Center for Social Science Research, George Mason University, USA

3. Dr. Ijaz Shafi Gilani, Professor, International Islamic University,

Islamabad,

4. Dr. Nasir Jamal Khattak, Vice Chancellor,

Kohat University of Science & Technology

5. Dr. Marry Linda Armacost, FC College, Lahore

6. Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar, Chairperson Inter University Consortium

for Promotion of Social Sciences, Arts & Humanities Pakistan

7. Mr. Nadeem Akbar, Director, American Institute of Pakistan Studies

Q & A

1300-1415 Lunch and Prayer Break

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[(Seminar Hall School of Politics&IR)

1415-1600

Technical Session I: CULTURE & RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Chair: Ms. Asma Jahangir, Advocate Supreme Court of Pakistan

Discussant: Mr. Zafrullah Khan, Director, Center for Civic Education,

Islamabad

Papers:

1. Hazir Ullah, International Islamic University

Western Hegemony through Education in Pakistan and the loss to

National Identity

2. Uzma Khalid Ghori, Wah University

Cultural Diversity and Human Rights

3. Christopher Candland Wellesley College, USA & Niaz Mohammad,

Kohat University

Islamic Philanthropy and Human Security in Pakistan

4. Neheed Zia Khan, Fatima Jinnah Women’s University, Rawalpindi

A Birth Right and an Accident of Birth: Resolving the Identity Paradox

5. Zainab Moin Fatimah Jinnah Women University, Rawalpindi

Culture being Source of Gender Discrimination: An Analysis in the

light of Shariah,

6. Adeela Rehman Fatima Jinnah Women’s University, Rawalpindi

Preservation of National Heritage by Promoting its Folk Culture

Q & A

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(Seminar Hall Dept. of DSS)

1415-1600

Technical Session II: EDUCATION

Chair: Dr. Samina Amin Qadir VC Fatima Jinnah Women’s

University

Discussant: Dr. Grace Clark, Professor, F.C.College, Lahore

Papers:

1. Rashida Qureshi, Coordinator BS Program, SZIBIST, Islamabad

Globalization of Education: Reflections on the Implications for

Graduate Research Supervision

2. Saniya Sultan Ali Pijwani, Aga Khan University, Karachi

Unlocking the Cage for School Enrollment

3. Riaz Hussain, Aga Khan University, Karachi

Students’ Views of Impact of Textbooks on their Achievements

4. Hajee Paraveen Roy, Aga Khan University, Karachi

Educational Inequalities and Students’ Life Chances: Critical

Ethnographic Account of an Elite and a Non-Elite School in Gilgit

5. Shahinshah Babar Khan & Dr. Nabi Bux Jumani, International

Islamic University

Higher Studies in Social Sciences and Quality Issues in the Social

Sciences Research

Q & A

1600-1615 Tea

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(Seminar Hall School of Politics&IR)

1600-1800

Second Plenary Session (ORGANIZED BY COSS)

RE-IMAGINING PAKISTAN: COUNTERING SOCIAL

SCIENCE RESEARCH AGENDA & APPROACHES Chair: Dr. Saeeda Asadullah, President, Council of Social Sciences,

Islamabad

Moderator: Dr. Andrea Fleschenberg, National Institute of Pakistan

Studies, QAU

Panelists:

1. Dr. Ayesha Siddiqa, Vice President, Council of Social Sciences

2. Dr. Tariq Rehman, Professor, Beaconhouse National University,

Lahore

3. Ms.Marvi Sirmad, National Project Manager, Strengthening

Democracy, UNDP

4. Dr. Ilhan Niaz, Assistant Professor. Dept. of History, QAU

Q & A

2000-2200 Dinner

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(Seminar Hall School of Politics&IR)

DAY 2 SATURDAY

0900-1100

Third Plenary Session : POPULATION & SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT

Chair: Ms. Shahnaz Wazirali, MNA, Special Assistant to PM for

Social Sector

Moderator: Dr. Mehtab S. Karim, HEC Foreign Professor, Dept. of

Sociology, QAU (from George Masson University, USA)

Panelists:

1. Dr. Nizamuddin, Vice Chancellor, Gujrat University

2. Dr. Saba Gul Khatak, Member Social Sector, Planning Commission

3. Dr. Zeba Sathar, Country Director, Population Council,

4. Mr. Rabbi Royan, Country Director UNFPA, Islamabad,

5. Dr. Kate Crawford, Director Health Office, USAID, Islamabad,

Q &A

1100-1115 Tea

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(Seminar Hall School of Politics&IR)

1115-1300

Technical Session III: GENDER ISSUES

Chair: Dr. Donya Aziz, MNA

Discussant: Dr. Farzana Bari, QAU

Papers:

1. Mamoon Khan Khattak et al. Kohat University of Science and

Technology Analysis of Gender Based Variations in Styles and

Effectiveness

2. Fauzia Maqsood, University of Gujrat

Determinants of Social Exclusion of Women in Pakistan

3. Ali Nawaz Soomro, Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur

Violation of Women’s Rights: A Case Study of District Khairpur

4. Jahngir Achackzai, University of Balochistan, Quetta

Situation Analysis of Women Involvement in Economic Activities:

A Case Study of Rural Balochistan

5. Amira Hasan & Asma Hyder, NUST Business School, Islamabad

Employment Patterns among Women: A Comparative Study of Rural

Malawi and Rural Pakistan

6. Muhammad Azam Chaudry, Interpreting Honor Crimes in Pakistan,

the Case Studies of Pakhtun and the Punjabi Societies

Q & A

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(Seminar Hall Dept. of DSS)

1115-1300

Technical Session IV: ECONOMIC ISSUES

Chair: Dr. Dr. Nasser Ali Khan, Member Operation & Planning,

HEC, Islamabad

Discussant: Prof. Dr. Eatzaz Ahmad,

Dean Faculty of Social Sciences, Quaid-i-Azam University

Islamabad

Papers:

1. Muhammad Idrees, Assistant Prof. Dept. of Economics, Kohat

University

Sustainable Development in Mountainous Region of Gilgit-Baltistan:

Which Way Now?

2. Baber Amin & M. Aslam Chaudhry, Defence College & F.C.College,

Lahore

Export Competiveness and Impact of Openness on Economic Growth

in Pakistan

3. Tahir Mahmood and Abdul Jalil, School of Economics, QAU

Testing Tourism-Growth Nexus: A Co-integration Analysis for

Pakistan

4. Naureen Naseer, University of Peshawar

WTO Policies & Regulations Affecting Pakistan,

5. Muhammad. Kamran Naqi Khan, Hamdard University, Islamabad

Social Marketing as a Paradigm Shift for Community Development

Programs in Pakistan

6. Wajiha Haq, NUST School of Business, Islamabad

How can Urbanization be the Cause of Unemployment across the

World?

Q & A

1300-1400 Lunch and Prayer Break

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(Seminar Hall Dept. of DSS)

1400-1545

Technical Session V: SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH

Chair: Dr Sania Nishtar, President, Heartfile, Islamabad

Discussant: Dr. Asad Hafeez, Executive Director, Health Services

Academy

Papers:

1. Tanveer Anwar& Iftikhar-un-Nisa, FJWU,

Effects of Internet Chat on Social Relations of Adolescence

2. Muhammad Zakar & Rubina Zakar, University of the Punjab, Lahore

Harnessing Information Technology to Improve Women’s Health

Information: Evidence from Pakistan

3. Kausar S. Khan Aga Khan University, Karachi

Social Sciences for Health-Challenges & Opportunities:

A Case for Teaching Social Sciences for Health

4. Sabeena Jalal, Dow University of Health Sciences, Karachi

Perceptions about the Need for Antenatal Care in a Disadvantaged

Population in Pakistan.

5. Saman Yazdani, Centre for Health & Population Studies, Lahore

Impact of Government Reproductive Health Policies in Rural

Communities in Sindh and Punjab

Q & A

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(Seminar Hall Taxila Institute of Asian Civilizations)

1400-1545

Technical Session VI: INTERNAL CHALLENGES & NATIONAL INTEGRATION

Chair: Dr. Najma Najam, VC Karakurum, University Gilgit

Discussant: Dr. Huma Baqai, Institute of Business Administration,

Karachi

Papers:

1. Lubna Abid Ali, School of Politics & IR, QAU

Challenges to Democracy and National Unity

2. Abdul Rauf, University of Peshawar

Human Rights and Religion: Islamic Opposition to Hudood Ordinance

3. Safi Ulalh Khan Marwat International Islamic University, Islamabad

Pakhtun’s Nationalist Politics in Pakistan

4. Siraj Ahmed Soomro Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur

Crisis in Balochistan: Threat to Pakistan’s National Identity

5. Jamal Malik, Institute of Political Science, University of Erfurt

Germany, Preaching of Islam (Da'wa) in the Arab Middle East, Indian

Subcontinent, and West Europe from the 1920s to the present.

Q & A

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(Seminar Hall School of Politics&IR)

1400-1545

Technical Session VII: ETHNO-NATIONAL ISSUES

Chair: Senator Afarsiyab Khattak

Discussant: Dr. Aslam Syed, HEC Foreign Prof. Dept. of History, QAU

from Humboldt University, Germany

Papers:

1. Tahir Amin, School of Politics & IR, QAU

Militancy in FATA: Domestic and International Factors

2. Shahid Siddidue, Center for Humanities & Social Sciences, Lahore

School of Economics

Language Policies in Pakistan: A Dilemma of Linguistic Choices

3. Mavara Inayat, School of Politics & IR, QAU

Resurgence of Baloch Nationalism in the Current Times

4. Mujeeb Afzal, School of Politics & IR, QAU

Ethnic Politics in Karachi, The Rise of MQM

5. Ahsen Waga, Dept. of Linguistics, QAU,

Problems of less informed Linguistics Perceptions in Pakistan

1900-2200 Dinner and Cultural Show

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(Seminar Hall School of Politics & IR)

Day 3 Sunday

0900-1045

Fourth Plenary: HISTORY AND POLITICS IN PAKISTAN

Chair: Dr. Aslam Syed, HEC Foreign Professor, Dept. of History,

Moderator: Dr. Atle Hetland Ex Head of the Dept. of Development

Studies University OSLO , Norway.

Panelsits:

1. Dr. Jaffar Ahmad, Director, Pakistan Studies Centre, University

Karachi

2. Dr. Arshad Syed Karim, Visiting Professor Civil Services Academy &

Imperial College, Lahore

3. Dr. Sarfaraz Khan, Professor, Area Study Center, University of

Peshawar

4. Dr. Humaira Dasti, Chairperson, Dept. of History, Bahauddin Zakaria

University, Multan

5. Dr. Rashid Khan, Dean Social Sciences, Sargoda University

6. Dr. Seyd Khawaja Alqama, Vice Chancellor, BZU, Multan

Q & A

1045-1100 Tea

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(Seminar Hall School of Politics&IR)

1100-1245

Technical Session VIII: YOUTH AND SOCIETY

Chair: Ms. Bushra Gohar,MNA, Islamabad

Discussant: Dr. Durray Nayab, PIDE

Papers:

1. Dr.Mehtab S. Karim, Dept. of Sociology, QAU,

Youth Bulge and Perception, Ambitions & Entrepreneurship Potentials

among Young Men and Women in Karachi.

2. Linah Askari, Institute of Business Management

Inflection of Media Advertisement Subliminally Persuades Pakistani

Youth towards Carefree Attitudes of Life

3. Murad Moosa Khan, Aga Khan University

Suicide & Suicide Bombing among Pakistani Youth: Do they have a

Common Pathway

4. Dr.Yasmin Zaidi, Brandeis University

Negotiating Gender and Class through the Global Workplace

5. Ms Umaima, Assist Prof. Department of Linguistics, QAU

Q & A

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(Seminar Hall Dept. DSS)

1100-1245

Technical Session IX: INTERNAL CHALLENGES & NATIONAL INTEGRATION II

Chair: Dr. Nizamuddin, Vice Chancellor University of Gujrat

Discussant: Dr. Dushka H. Syed, Prof. Dept. of History QAU

Papers:

1. Ghulam Taqi Bnagash, SZABIST, Islamabad, Nationalism &

Pakistan: The Baloch Problem

2. Abdul Basit Mujahid,Allama Iqbal open University,

Balochistan Issue: Challenges and Way Forward

3. Razia Mussarat, Islamia University Bhawalpur

Pakistan National Security and Good Governance: Challenges and

Dynamics

4. Hasnul Amin, International Islamic University, Islamabad

A Critique of Political Islam: A Case of Jumat-e-Islami Pakistan

5 Alvin Larke Jr. & Noor Mobeen, Texas A&M University

College Station, Texas

Hybrid Education and Leadership: Islamic Leadership Crisis in

Madrasah’s

Q & A

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(Seminar Hall Taxila Institute of Asian Civilizations)

1100-1245

Technical Session X: HISTORY, POLITICS AND HERETAGE

Chair: Ms. Asma Alamgir, MNA, Islamabad

Discussant: Dr. Pervaiz Iqbal Cheema, Dean, NDU, Islamabad

Papers:

1. Yaqoob Bangash, F.C. College, Lahore

Imagining the State: Arguments in the Constituent Assembly of

Pakistan

2. Sajid Mehmood Awan, Senior Research Fellow, NIHCR, QAU

3. Zafar Nawaz Japal, School of Politics & IR, QAU

Minimam to Credible Nuclear Deterrence?

4. Luca Maria, Director, Italian Archeological Mission in Pakistan,

Sustainable Development for Archaeological Heritage

5. Stephanne Mund, Deputy of the Mission of Belgium, Islamabad

6. Vladimir Boyko, Pakistani School of Central Asian & Afghan Studies

in the context of Social Science Scholarship

1245-1400 Lunch & Prayer Break

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(Seminar Hall Dept. of DSS)

1400-1545

Technical Session XI: ECONOMIC ISSUES

Chair: Dr. Aalya Khan, Director School of Economics. QAU

Discussant: Dr. Sajid Amin, Research Economist, Pakistan Institute of

Development Economics, Islamabad

Papers:

1. Anbeen BiBi & Eatzaz Ahmad, School of Economics, QAU,

2. Attitudes Towards Women’s Right to Inheritance: A case Study of

District Lakki Marwat

3. Mehboob ul Hasan, PAF-Karachi Institute of Economics and

Technology.

Developing Islamic Finance: Capacity, Approach and Scope for

Sustainable Economic Development

4. Mohammad Asher Malik and Murad Musa Khan, Aga Khan

University,

Economic Burden of Mental Health in Pakistan

5. Ammara Nawaz Cheema, Air University, Islamabad

Modeling and Forecasting of Consumer Price Index

6. Muhammad Ali & Muhammad Jamil,. School of Economics, QAU,

Determinants of Productivity and Efficiency of Wheat Growers in

Faisalabad

7. Muhammad Mazhar Iqbal, School of Economics, QAU, Islamabad

Debt-Financing and Financial Instability: An Extension of Modigliani-

Miller Theory

Q & A

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(Seminar Hall School of Politics& IR)

1400-1545

Technical Session XII: THE ROLE OF MEDIA Chair: Mr. Javed Jabbar , Former Information Minister

Discussant: Dr. Moeed Pirzada, PTV

Papers:

1. Ayisha Khurshid, QAU

Misrepresentation through Lexical Items: American Print Media and

Pakistan

2. Najma Sadiq, NUST My Opinion: Are They Mine or Media Manipulated

3. Sadia Younas, Internet, Broadcast Academy, Peshawar, Community

Broadcasting Role of Public Sector Campus Radio Stations: Evidence

from Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa

4. Nazir Hussain, School of Politics &IR, QAU

The Role of Media in a Democratic Society: The Case of Pakistan

5. Farhana Mehmood, Fatima Jinnah Women’s University, Rawalpindi

Role of Socio-Religious Awareness in a Culturally Diverse Society of

Pakistan

Q & A

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(Seminar Hall School of Politics & IR)

1600-1700

CLOSING SESSIONS

Chair: Dr. Sohail Naqvi, Executive Director, Higher

Education Commission of Pakistan

Conference Summary: Dr. Razia Sultana, Quaid-i-Azam University,

Islamabad

Comments: Dr. Nasser Khan, Member, Higher Education

Commission of Pakistan

Future Directions: Dr. M. Nizamuddin, Vice Chancellor University of

Gujrat

Chairman Social Sciences Committee

Remarks by the Chair

Vote of Thanks Dr. Eatzaz Ahmad, Dean Social Sciences,

Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

1700-1730 Tea

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEES

Core Group Prof. Dr. M. Masoom Yasin Zai, Vice Chancellor, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Prof. Dr. Nizamuddin, Vice Chancellor, University of Gujrat

Prof. Dr. Naseer Ali Khan, Chairman Committee of Social Sciences, HEC, Islamabad

Working Group

Prof. Dr. Etezaz Ahmad, Dean Social Sciences, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Dr. Zarina Salamat, Council of Social Sciences, Islamabad

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashraf Khan, Director TIAC, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Prof. Dr. Lubna Abid Ali, School of Politics and IR, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Prof. Dr. Anila Kamal, Director, NIP, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Prof. Dr. Mehtab Karim, NIPS, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Prof. Dr. Aslam Syed, Department of History, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Dr. Arif Mahmood, Associate Professor, NIPS, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Dr. Basit B. Tayyab, Assistant Professor, SMS, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Mr. Nadeem Akbar, Director, AIPS, Islamabad

Mr. Sulaiman Ahmad, Deputy Director Academics, Higher Education Commission, Islamabad

Mr. Zafarullah Khan, Center for Civic Education, Islamabad

Program Management Committee

Prof. Dr. Aslam Syed, HEC Foreign Scholars, Department of History, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Prof. Dr. Mehtab Karim, HEC Foreign Scholar Department of Anthropology, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Qadir Dean Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Baluchistan

Prof. Dr. Iqbal Jadoon Institute of Administrative Sciences, University of Punjab

Duriya Kazi Dean of Department of Visual Studies, Karachi

Managing Committee

Mr. Murtaza Noor, Higher Education Commission, HEC, Islamabad

Dr. Farooq Ahmed Dar, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

Dr. Jalil-ur-Rehman, Assistant Professor, School of Economics, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad

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Partners:

Social Sciences Committee, Islamabad,

American Institute of Pakistan Studies, Islamabad,

Council of Social Sciences, Islamabad,

National Testing Services, Islamabad,

Inter-Universities Consortium for the promotion of Social Science

& Humanities , Islamabad.

Center for Civic Education, Islamabad


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