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Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS)
Pak Institute for Peace Studies Pvt Ltd. (PIPS) is a research and advocacy think-tank. An initiative of leading Pakistani scholars, researchers and journalists, PIPS conducts wide-ranging research and analysis of political, social and religious conflicts that have a direct bearing on both national and international security. The PIPS approach is grounded in field research. Our surveys and policy analyses are informed by the work of a team of researchers, reporters and political analysts located in different areas of conflict in Pakistan.
The Institute endeavors to make a contribution in resolving national and international conflicts through a knowledge-based approach. We believe that the first step in resolving violent conflicts is to understand them from all possible angles and dimensions. The framework of conflict resolution envisaged by PIPS draws on the efforts of researchers, academics and media persons who have a deep knowledge and direct experience of dealing with national, regional and global issues. Another primary aim of the PIPS is to promote a better understanding of the threat of violence and terrorism emanating from a variety of sources in Pakistan and abroad. In pursuit of these goals, the PIPS team collects, processes, interprets and disseminate information relevant to our mandate and conducts independent policy analysis. This process is complemented by our skills and training activities which are designed to promote public awareness and build domestic constituencies for peace in Pakistan. We also aim to keep a close liaison with some of the leading global peace and security institutes and think-tanks. The purpose of building this domestic and international network is to create space for alternative views and approaches.
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May 08, 2024
Pakistan’s Evolving Militant Landscape: State Responses and Policy options
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Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS), Muhammad Amir Rana, Safdar Sial
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May 08, 2024
Afghan Peace and Reconciliation: Pakistan's Interests and Policy Options 12
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Osama Ahmad, Imran Mukhtar, Hazrat Bilal
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February 21, 2024
Afghan Peace and Reconciliation: Pakistan's Interests and Policy Options 11
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Osama Ahmad, Imran Mukhtar, Hina Saleem
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October 24, 2023
Afghan Peace and Reconciliation: Pakistan's Interests and Policy Options 9
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Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS)
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October 20, 2023
Tackling the Epidemic of Anti-Ahmadi Hate Speech on Social Media
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Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS)
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June 30, 2023
Towards a shared voice and destiny
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Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS)
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June 26, 2023
Perspectives from Pakistan on Afghan Peace and Reconciliation 8
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Safdar Sial
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June 26, 2023
Afghanistan as Seen from Pakistan - VIII
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Ahmed Ali
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June 07, 2023
Charter of Peace
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Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS)
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June 06, 2023
Pakistan’s Afghan perspective and policy options
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Safdar Sial
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May 25, 2023
Youth and the Social Contract in Pakistan
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Marco Mezzera, Safdar Sial
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February 24, 2023
Pakistan Security Report 2022
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Pak Institute for Peace Studies (PIPS)
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May 09, 2022
Countering Violent Extremism on Campuses A Faculty-Oriented Policy Brief
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Park Institute for Peace Studies
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April 21, 2022
A Path to Peace
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Park Institute for Peace Studies
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April 20, 2022
Afghan Peace and Reconciliation
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Arooj Mumtaz
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April 20, 2022
Perspectives From Pakistan on Afghan Peace and Reconciliation
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Muhammad Amir Rana
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April 12, 2022
Making Sense of Pakistani Youth How Youth in Pakistan View State, Society, Religion, and Politics
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Ahmed Alili, Fizza Batool
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February 03, 2022
Interfaith Relations in Pakistan Perspectives and Worldview of Youth in Punjab
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Ahmed Ali
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January 17, 2022
Afghan Peace and Reconciliation: Pakistan’s Interests and Policy Options II
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Arooj Mumtaz
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January 01, 2022
Pakistan Security Report 2021
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Safdar Sial, Muhammad Amir Rana, Najam U Din
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January 06, 2021
Pakistan Security Report 2020
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Safdar Sial, Anam Fatima, Ahmed Ali, Mikail Shaikh
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January 05, 2020
Pakistan Security Report 2019
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Safdar Sial, Muhammad Amir Rana, Umar Farooq, Anam Fatima, Muhammad Akba Notezai, Najam U Din
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January 06, 2019
Pakistan Security Report 2018
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Muhammad Amir Rana, Safdar Sial, Ihsan Ghani, Ali Sher Khalti, Farhan Zahid, Zia Ur Rehman, Najam U Din, Ershad Mahmud, Muhammad Akba Notezai
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January 06, 2018
Pakistan Security Report 2017
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Muhammad Amir Rana, Safdar Sial, Anam Fatima, Muhammad Mumtaz Ali Khan, Shahzada Irfan Ahmed, Maaz Khan, Najam U Din
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November 01, 2017
Pakistan Security Report 2016
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Muhammad Amir Rana, Safdar Sial, Zia Ur Rehman, Shahzada Zulfiqar, Ershad Mahmud, Tahir Khan
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August 01, 2017
Intellectual and scholarly trends on countering violent extremism in Punjab
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August 01, 2017
Role of Punjab’s literary and cultural institutions in countering extremism
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July 01, 2017
Social harmony and equal citizenship
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July 01, 2017
Safe charity: giving to the right hands
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July 01, 2017
Promoting the culture of dialogue in Punjab
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May 01, 2017
Securing Punjab’s social & cultural diversity
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May 01, 2017
Youth Engagement Program
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May 01, 2017
Media Engagement Programs
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May 01, 2017
Cultural Diversity and Pluralism
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May 01, 2017
Education reforms
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May 01, 2017
Internal security and challenges
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April 01, 2017
Reintegration of Militants
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April 01, 2017
National Dialogue and Social Contract
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April 01, 2017
Implementing National Action Plan
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April 01, 2017
Constitution, Citizenship and Governance
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March 01, 2017
Religious Thought and Conflict
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