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Fact Files
Directory of Pakistani Think Tanks
Editor
Dr.Noor ul Haq
Assistant Editor
Ghulam Ali
Contents
Abbreviations
Preface
Islamabad (capital city)
1.
Area Study Centre for Africa, North & South America
Quaid-i-Azam University
2.
Institute of Policy Studies (IPS), Nasr Chambers, Block 19,
Markaz F-7
3.
Institute of Regional Studies (IRS), House 12, Street 84, G-6/4
4.
Institute of Strategic Studies (ISS), Sector F-5/2
5.
Islamabad Council of World Affairs (ICWA), House 47,
Street 27, Sector F- 6/2
6.
Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI), House 2, Street 15,
Main Margalla Road, F-7/2
7.
Mahboobul Haq Human Development Centre (MHHDC), 42,
Embassy Road, G-6/3
8.
National Institute of Historical and Cultural Research (NIHCR),
Centre of Excellence, Quaid-i-Azam University, House 605,
Street 29, G-10/2
9.
National Institute of Pakistan Studies, Quaid-i-Azam University
10.
Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE),
Quaid-i-Azam University Campus
11.
Pakistan Security and Development Association (PASDA),
House Street 3, F-7/3
12.
Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), 3, UN
Boulevard, Diplomatic Enclave 1, G-5
Badin
13.
Pakistan International Peace & Human Rights Organization,
Post Office Nindo Shaher
Jamshoro
14.
Area Study Centre, Far East & South East Asia, University of
Sind.
15. Pakistan Study Centre, University of Sind
Karachi
16.
Applied Economic Research Centre, University of Karachi
17.
Area Study Centre for Europe, University of Karachi
18.
Institute of Central and West Asian Studies, University of Karachi
19.
Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, Aiwan-e-saddar
Road
20.
Pakistan Institute of Labour, Education & Research (PILER),
PILER Centre, ST-001, Sector X, Sub-Sector V,
Gulshan-e-Maymar
21.
Pakistan Study Centre, University of Karachi
22.
Programme on Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution,
Department of International Relations, University of
Karachi
23.
Social Policy and Development Centre (SPDC), 15,
Maqboolabad, Block 7 & 8
Lahore
24.
Centre for South Asian Studies, University of the Punjab,
Quaid-i-Azam
Campus
25.
Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency
(PILDAT), House 5-A, Zafar Ali Road, Gulberg V
26.
Pakistan Institute of National Affairs (PINA), 455, G-3,
Jauhar Town
27.
Pakistan Study Centre, University of the Punjab, Quaid-i-Azam Campus
28.
Research Society of International Law (RSIL), House 9,Fane
Road
29.
Research Society of Pakistan, University of the Punjab,
Quaid-i-Azam
Campus
Peshawar
30.
Area Study Centre (Russia, China & Central Asia), University of Peshawar
31.
Pakistan Study Centre, University of Peshawar
Quetta
32.
Area Study Centre for Middle East and Arab Countries,
University of Balochistan
Rawalpindi
33.
Foundation for Research on International Environment,
National Development and
Security (FRIENDS), House 88,
Street 3, Race Course
Road, Rawalpindi Cantonment
34.
International Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution,
National University of Science
and Technology, Tamizuddin
Khan Road, Rawalpindi Cantonment
Abbreviations
ANU
Australian National University
ASEAN Association of South East Asian Nations
BA Bachelor of Arts
BEd Bachelor
of Education
Brig. Brigadier
BSc
Bachelor of Science
CIDA
Canadian International Development Agency
DLitt Doctor of Philosophy
DSS
Defence and Strategic Studies
EU
European Union
FRIENDS Foundation for Research on International Environment, National
Development and Security
IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency
ICWA
Islamabad Council of World Affairs
ILO
International Labour Organization
IPRI Islamabad Policy Research Institute
IPS Institute
of Policy Studies
IR International
Relations
IRS Institute of Regional Studies
ISS Institute
of Strategic Studies
LLB Bachelor
of Laws
LLM Master
of Laws
MA Master of Arts
Maj.
Gen. Major General
MAS
Master of Applied Sciences
MHHDC Mahboobul Haq Human Development Centre
MPhil Master of Philosophy
MS/MSc
Master of Science
NAC
National Academic Council
NDC
National Defence College
NIHCR National Institute of Historical and Cultural Research
NIPS National Institute of Pakistan Studies
NUST
National University of Science and Technology
PASDA Pakistan Security and Development Association
PhD
Doctor of Philosophy
Philo Philology
PIDE
Pakistan Institute of Development Economic
PIIA Pakistan
Institute of International Affairs
PILDAT Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and
Transparency
PILER Pakistan Institute of Labour, Education & Research
PINA
Pakistan Institute of National Affairs
Pol.
Sc. Political Science
Prof. Professor
QAU
Quaid-i-Azam University
RSIL Research
Society of International Law
SDPI
Sustainable Development Policy Institute
SPDC
Social Policy and Development Centre
TI Tamgha-e-Imtiaz
TNSM
Tanzeem Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammad
UN United Nations
UNSC
United Nations Security Council
UK United Kingdom
US United States
Preface
Following the trends towards development of global civil society, especially
in developing countries, it has become necessary to have independent think
tanks, which undertake objective analyses of domestic and international events
and policies.
“Think tank” refers to a public policy research organization, which analyses
and evaluates economic, political, social and strategic policies and issues.
It provides an in depth analysis of national policies and suggests policy
guidelines and recommendations. It influences decision-makers, Track-Two
diplomacy, academia, media, public opinion and civil society. The efficacy of
these institutions has come to be recognized worldwide because of their
contributions to decision-making processes and in creating informed public
opinion through studies and analyses.
Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI), established in 1999 as an
autonomous think tank, is dedicated to provide well-analyzed policy inputs and
options to formulate responses to meet domestic and international challenges
confronting Pakistan.
A
number of such think tanks have developed in Pakistan in the public and
private sectors. Some are autonomous and funded by the government while others
are affiliated with the universities or run by non-governmental organizations
(NGOs).
Directories of think tanks exist in some countries, besides a world directory.
NIRA’s World Directory of Think Tanks 2002 (Fourth Edition) compiled
and published by the Center for Policy Research Information, National
Institute for Research Advancement (NIRA), YGP Towe 34 F, 4-20-3, Ebisu,
Shibuyu-kv, Tokyo 150-6034, Japan gives information on 320 think tanks from 77
countries, but includes hardly two institutes from Pakistan.
IPRI, therefore, has compiled this detailed directory of think tanks in
Pakistan. It will facilitate interaction amongst scholars who greatly benefit
from exchange of views. Besides, it will also serve as a reference work
incorporating a profile of 34 institutions.
Finally, we are grateful to all those institutions and persons who have
provided IPRI with the necessary data. Without their help, this directory, the
first of its kind in Pakistan, could not have been compiled. Comments and
suggestions for further improvement will be welcome.
Noor ul Haq
Editor
July 2004
Area Study Centre for Africa, North & South America
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Address |
Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad |
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Tel. and Fax |
92 51 2230834 – 92 51 2230833 |
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E-mail |
ascqau@isb.paknet.pk.com |
|
Website |
- |
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Founding date with brief history
|
Founded in 1979 through an act of Parliament for teaching
and research offering MSc in Political Studies & MPhil and PhD in American
Studies
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Areas of research
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American Studies, Latin American Studies and US- Pakistan
Relations and South Asia, Africa, North and South America for MPhil and
PhD programme; Developing Countries, Newly Industrializing Economies and
Developed Nations for MSc Political Studies programme. |
|
Geographical focus |
North & South America |
|
Funding sources |
Higher Education Commission |
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Number of researchers |
Nine (male four, female five) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Ten |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr Muhammad Islam, Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c. Any other |
Eight
One
- |
|
Library holding |
10,748 plus |
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Research |
Rasool Bux Rais
MA (Pol. Sc.), University of the Punjab
PhD (Pol. Sc.), University of California, Sanata Barbara, USA,
Director (on leave)
Muhammad Islam,
M.Sc. (IR.), Quaid-i-Azam University,
MPhil (US Studies), Quaid-i-Azam University,
Ph.D (Pol. Sc.), Lousiana State University,
Associate Professor/Acting Director
Rukhsana Qamber,
MSc (IR.) Quaid-i-Azam University,
MA (IR.), Johns Hopkins University, Washington D.C., USA,
PhD (Latin American Studies), University of Texas at Austin, USA,
Associate Professor
Noman Omar Sattar,
MSc (IR.), Quaid-i-Azam University,
MPhil (US Studies), Quaid-i-Azam University,
PhD (IR.), University Notre Dame, USA
Roudaba Shuja,
MA (English), Karachi University,
Assistant Professor
Sadia Sulaiman,
MSc (IR.) Peshawar University,
Lecturer
Asma-ul-Husna Faiz,
MSc (IR.), Quaid-i-Azam University,
Lecturer
Munawar Hussain,
MSc (IR.), Quaid-i-Azam University, Lecturer
Saira Aquil,
MSc (IR.), Quaid-i-Azam University,
Lecturer
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Institute Of Policy Studies (IPS)
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Address |
Nasr Chambers, Block 19, Markaz F-7, Islamabad |
|
Tel. and Fax |
92 51 2650971-3 and Fax: 92 51 2650704 |
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E-mail |
Ips@ips.net.pk |
|
Web Site |
www.ips.org.pk |
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Founding date with brief history |
Established in 1979. The Institute has focused mainly on
research on Pakistan society and politics, education, economy, foreign
policy and security issues, regional and global developments related to
Pakistan and the Muslim World and the issues with regard to Islamic
Studies and Islamisation. It has produced around 200 publications and over
1000 unpublished reports. Seminars and conferences are a regular feature
at IPS. Besides research activities, the Institute has a training program
for both corporate and social sectors. It has 30 members at its National
Academic Council. Plans and priorities are set in the light of advice and
guidance given by the NAC.
It seeks support and collaboration as well as extends
cooperation to organizations with identical objectives in one or more
areas of research. This coordination could be one-time, time-specific, or
discipline-based and includes conducting joint research projects,
cosponsoring of seminars and exchange of library and archives facilities.
Realizing that collaboration among organizations of identical objectives plays a healthy role in achieving the
targets, IPS has mutual cooperation with a number of national and
international institutions.
|
|
Areas of research |
(i)
Pakistan Studies
(ii)
International Relations
(iii)
Contemporary Islam |
|
Geographical focus |
Domestic, Global especially Regional and the Muslim World |
|
Funding sources |
Endowments, Donations, Professional Training Programmes,
Seminars & Publications, Collaboration and Contract Research |
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Number of researchers |
Fifteen |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Thirty (including Training, Development & Publication
Staff) |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Prof. Khurshid Ahmad (Chairman) |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c.
Any other |
Training Seminars: 28
Thirty six
Books/Reports & Briefs: 24 (4+20)
Periodicals: Currently three periodicals are published by IPS.
- |
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Library holding |
25,000 plus |
|
Researchers |
Prof. Khurshid Ahmad (PhD, D Lit) Chairman,
Senior Research Fellow (Economics, Politics, Islam)
Prof. Anis Ahmad (PhD) Vice Chairman,
Senior Research Fellow (Comparative Religions)
Khalid Rahman (Master) Executive Director,
Senior Research Fellow (Domestic and Regional Politics)
Prof. Safir Akhtar (PhD),
Senior Research Fellow (Pak Studies)
Tarik Jan (Master),
Senior Research Fellow (Pak Studies and International
Relations)
Prof. Saleem Mansoor Khalid (Master),
Senior Research Fellow (Education)
Sahibzada Mohibbul Haq (MSc),
Senior Research Fellow (Islamic Studies)
S.A. Sayood (Master),
Senior Research Fellow (Pak Politics)
Ershad Mahmood (Master),
Research Coordinator (Security and Foreign Policy)
Rashid Bukhari (Master),
Research Coordinator (Contemporary Islam)
Saboor Ali Sayyed (Master),
Research Coordinator (Pakistan Society)
Irfan Shahzad,
Associate Research Coordinatror (Economy)
Mushfiq Ahmad (MPhil),
Associate Research Fellow / Editor
Abdullah Adnan (Master),
Associate Research Fellow / Editor |
Institute Of Regional Studies (IRS), Islamabad
|
Address |
House 12, Street 84, G-6/4, Islamabad |
|
Tel. and Fax |
92 51 9202224-9203974; Fax: 92 51 9204055 |
|
E-mail |
irspak@comsats.net.pk |
|
Website |
www.irs.org.pk |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 1982 as an independent, autonomous and
non-profit research centre devoted to the objective study of the region,
Pakistan is situated in. |
|
Areas of research |
Research and analysis based on open and published sources
of information on South Asia, South West Asia, Central Asia, North Asia,
China, the Gulf region and the Indian Ocean community. |
|
Geographical focus |
South Asian countries, Central Asia, Afghanistan, Iran and
the Gulf States |
|
Funding sources |
Government |
|
Number of researchers |
Twenty one |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Thirty five |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution
|
Maj. Gen. Jamshed Ayaz Khan (retd), President
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|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c.
Any other |
Two (International)
Fourteen
Quarterly Regional Studies, monthly Spotlight on
Regional Affairs, and occasional paper series: Regional Perspective
and Focus on Regional Issues, and Regional Monograph Series,
In-house discussions with local and foreign scholars.
Media person etc - 28
|
|
Library holding |
9,000 |
|
Researchers |
Maj. Gen. Jamshed Ayaz Khan (retd), MSc (DSS), President
Brig. Bashir Ahmad (retd), MSc (War Studies), MSc (DSS),
Senior Fellow
Shaheen Akhtar, MSc (International Relations),
Research Scholar
Amera Saeed, MA (English Literature),
Research Scholar
Prof. Khalid Mahmud, MA (Political Science),
Research Scholar
Ghani Jafar, BA, LLB,
Research Scholar
Rizwan Zeb, MSc (DSS), Diploma in Peace and Conflict
Research (Uppsala), Research Scholar
Muhammad Ramzan Ali, MSc (International Relations), MPhil
(European Studies),
Research Scholar
Abdul Barakat Ahmad, MA (Psychology),
Editor
Farhat Perveen, MA (Pol. Science),
MPhil (US Studies),
Research Scholar
Khalid M. Malik, MSc (International Relations),
Research Scholar
Shahid Ilyas, MA (Pol. Science), MPhil (International
Relations),
Research Scholar
Nasir Zaidi, MA (Pol. Science),
Collation Officer
Nasreen Naqvi, MA (Pol. Science),
Assistant Collation Officer
Rehana Bukharai, MSc (History),
Assistant Collation Officer
Aarishullah Khan, MA (Political Science),
Research Scholar
Asma Yaqoob, MA (International Relations),
Research Scholar
Maria Saifuddin, MA (International Relations),
Research Scholar
Basharat Hussain, MA (Political
Science),
Research Scholar
Quratulain Zaidi, MA (DSS),
Research Scholar
Beenish Hafeez, MSc (International Relations),
Research Scholar |
Institute of Strategic Studies (ISS), Islamabad
|
Address |
Sector F-5/2, Islamabad |
|
Tel. and Fax |
92 51 9204423-24/9205882/9205886
Fax: 92 51 9204658 |
|
E-mail |
strategy@isb.paknet.com.pk |
|
Website |
www.issi.org.pk |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 1973 and registered as a non-profit autonomous
research and analysis centre for promoting public understanding of a
Pakistani perspective on vital issues of peace and security at home and
abroad; as well as providing inputs into policy making for the government
of Pakistan. |
|
Areas of research |
Research is area oriented. It includes South Asia,
Afghanistan, Central Asia, Middle East, Africa, Russia, EU, US, China,
Arms Control and Disarmament issues, WMD – related issues, International
Politics, Economy and UN. |
|
Geographical focus |
Global |
|
Funding sources |
Government |
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Number of researchers |
Fifteen (male seven, female eight)
Two or three interns at any given time |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Thirty nine
|
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr. Shireen M. Mazari, Director General |
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Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c.
Any other
|
Two
Strategic Studies,
Islamabad Papers,
Area Briefs, Gleanings
Public talk – 03; in-house meetings – 27; visit of scholars
from China, Poland, France; and lectures by Director General and Research
staff. |
|
Library holding |
11,500 |
|
Researchers |
Shireen M. Mazari, PhD,
Director General
Fahmida Ashraf, MSc (IR),
Senior Research Fellow
Fazal-ur-Rahman, MSc (Defence & Strategic Studies),
Senior Research Fellow
Syed Najam Rafique, MSc (DSS, QAU) & MS (Political
Science), US,
Senior Research Fellow
Farzana Noshab, MPhil (IR),
Research Fellow
Babar Shah, Ph D (Central Asian Studies), Peshawar
Research Fellow
Maria Sultan, MSc (DSS QAU) & MPhil (DSS QAU),
Research Fellow
Nadia Mushtaq Abbassi, M Sc (DSS, QAU),
Research Fellow
S. Adnan Ali Shah Bukhari, MA (IR) Peshawar,
Research Fellow
Kashif Mumtaz, MSc (History, QAU),
Research Fellow
Malik Qasim Mustafa, MSc (DSS, QAU) & MPhil (DSS, QAU),
Research Fellow
Maria Kiani, MSc (History), MA (IR),
Research Fellow
Amina Afzal, MSc (DSS, QAU),
Research Fellow
Faiza R. Rais, MSc (IR, QAU) & MPhil (IR., QAU),
Research Fellow
Shahbaz Saeed, MSc (DSS, QAU),
Research Associate
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Islamabad Council of World Affairs (ICWA)
|
Address |
47, Street 27, F-6/2, Islamabad |
|
Tel. and Fax |
92 51 820314, Fax 92 51 2822518 |
|
E-mail |
Cwa2000@yahoo.com |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
1989 |
|
Areas of research
|
Current National and International Affairs with focus on security and
development |
|
Geographical focus |
South Asia, Islamic World, Great Powers |
|
Funding sources |
Donations, subscriptions and there is a small endowment |
|
Number of researchers |
No fixed number |
|
Number of administrative staff |
One part time |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Mr. Agha Shahi,
former Foreign Minister |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
One
-
- |
|
Library holding |
- |
|
Researchers |
Members of ICWA include former diplomats, senior retired military officers
who contribute to newspapers and journals, and also participate in
international seminars. |
Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI)
|
Address |
House 2, Street 15, Main Margalla Road,
F-7/2, P.O. Box 2022, Islamabad |
|
Tel. and Fax |
92 51 9213680-2, Fax: 92 51 9213683 |
|
E-mail |
ipripak@ipripak.org |
|
Website |
www.ipripak.org |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 1999 as an autonomous think tank to produce well-analyzed
inputs and options/alternatives to formulate responses to meet the
domestic and international challenges confronting Pakistan. |
|
Areas of research |
Analysis and evaluation of important national and international
politico-strategic issues and developments affecting Pakistan, South Asia
and the world |
|
Geographical focus |
South Asia and adjoining regions |
|
Funding sources |
Primarily the government of Pakistan |
|
Number of researchers |
Ten (male eight, female two) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Twenty one (including publication staff) |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Prof. Dr Pervaiz Iqbal Cheema, President |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
a.
Any
other
|
Four
A refereed bi-annual IPRI Journal, monthly IPRI Factfile,
and occasional monographs as
IPRI paper
IPRI staff presented papers in 18 conferences/seminars held abroad and 15
seminars/conferences held in Pakistan.
|
|
Library holding |
3,000 |
|
Researchers |
Prof. Pervaiz Iqbal Cheema, PhD,
President
Imtiaz H Bokhari, PhD,
Vice President
Rashid Ahmad Khan, PhD,
Senior Research Fellow
Maqsudul Hasan Nuri, PhD,
Senior Research Fellow
Noor ul Haq, PhD,
Research Fellow
Asghar Ali Shad, MA (History),
Research Fellow
Ahmed Ijaz Malik, MSc (International Relations),
Assistant Research Officer
Asma Shakir Khawaja, MPhil (Defence and Strategic Studies),
Assistant Research Officer
Ghulam Ali, MPhil (History),
Assistant Research Officer
Nuzhat Khanum, MPhil (International Relations),
Assistant Research Officer |
Mahbub Ul Haq Human Development Centre (MHHDC)
|
Address |
42, Embassy Road, G-6/3, Islamabad |
|
Tel. and Fax |
92 51 2271228, 92 51 2271620 Fax: 92 51 2822794 |
|
E-mail |
hdc@comsats.net.pk |
|
Website |
www.un.org.pk/hdc |
|
Founding date with brief history |
In November 1995 MHHDC was set up by late Dr Mahbub ul Haq |
|
Areas of research |
Human Development, Health, Education, Poverty, Gender |
|
Geographical focus |
South Asia |
|
Funding sources |
International |
|
Number of researchers |
Five (male two, female three) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Four |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Mrs Khadija Haq, President |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c. Any other |
-
One
- |
|
Library holding |
3,041
|
|
Researchers |
Rehman S. Swati, Master in Business Administration, Greenwich University,
Islamabad,
Bachelor in Business Administration
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA,
Research Fellow
Feyza Arman Bhatti, MS in Economics, Eastern Mediterranean University,
Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus – Turkey,
Research Fellow
Farah Mueen Dar, MSc in Economics, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad,
Research Fellow
Umara Afsar, MSc in Economics, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad,
Research Fellow
Muhammad Daud Munir, BA with Philosophy & Social Sciences, Bowdoin
College, USA |
national Institute of Historical and Cultural Research (NIHCR), Centre of
Excellence,
Quaid-i-Azam University
|
Address |
House No. 605, Street No. 29, G-10/2, Islamabad |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 51 9266395 & Fax 92 51 9266395 |
|
E-mail |
NIHCR@hotmail.com |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 1973, devoted to research on various aspects of history and
culture. So far, the Institute has published 112 books.
We have two bi-annual journals
(i)
Pakistan Journal of History and Culture
(ii) Mujallah Tarikh-o-Saqafat
Pakistan
(Urdu)
These journals are of International character, widely circulated to
almost all important centres, universities and institutions of historical
research in different parts of the world. |
|
Areas of research |
History and Culture |
|
Geographical focus |
South Asia and Central Asia |
|
Funding sources |
Pakistan |
|
Number of researchers |
Six (male four, female two)
|
|
Number of administrative staff: |
Forty eight |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution: |
Prof. Dr Riaz Ahmad, Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other
|
Five
Eight books, four journals (two in English and two in Urdu)
-
|
|
Library holding |
25,000 plus
The Library of NIHCR is a rich library having more than 25,000/- rare
books/titles. Photocopies of 728 files of Quaid-i-Azam Papers, microfilms
and INC proceedings and other records of old journals processed from other
institutions/universities. |
|
Researchers |
Prof. Riaz Ahmad, TI, PhD,
Director
M. Saleem Akhtar, PhD,
Principal Research Fellow
Azra Sultana, MA,
Senior Research Fellow
Syed Umar Hayat, MPhil,
Research Fellow
Farah Gul Baqai, MPhil,
Research Fellow
|
National Institute of Pakistan Studies
|
Address |
Quaid-i-Azam University, Shahdra Road, Islamabad |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 51 2230791 Fax 92 51 2230960 |
|
E-mail |
nips_qau@hotmail.com |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
The Government of Pakistan established the National Institute of Pakistan
Studies at the Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. It started functioning
from 1st July 1983. The Institute is an autonomous organization
and is a part of Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. Its academic
programmes are subject to the approval by the Academic Council of the
University, which awards degree to the students of the Institute. Director
is the academic and administrative head of the Institute. |
|
Areas of research |
Pakistan Movement, Politics, Economics, History, Geography, Quaid-i-Azam
Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Allama Muhammad Iqbal, Pakistani Languages and
Literature, etc |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan |
|
Funding sources |
Government |
|
Number of researchers |
Eleven (male nine, female two)
|
|
Number of administrative staff |
Sixteen |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Professor Dr Ghulam Hyder, Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
One Conference and six Seminars
Two
Enrolled 18 PhD and 31 MPhil students |
|
Library holding |
12000 plus |
|
Researchers |
Prof. Ghulam Hyder, PhD, specialization in Pakistan Studies with reference
to cultural study of Pakistani languages and literature,
Director
Tariq Rahman, PhD, specialization in English linguistics,
Professor
Syed Islam Shah, PhD, specialization in Local-Self Government,
Associate Professor
Naureen Talha, PhD, specialization in Economics with focus on economic
issues,
Associate Professor
Masood Akhtar Zahid, MA, specialization in Muslim nationalism in South
Asia late 19th century; Punjab and its educational history,
Assistant Professor
Arif Mahmood, PhD, specialization in impact of highland-lowland
interaction agriculture in the Hunza valley: the social-economic
transformation of mountain societies,
Assistant Professor
Farhat Iftikhar Gill, MSc, specialization in socio-culture of Pakistan,
Assistant Professor
A Salman Humayun, PhD, specialization in political sociology.
Lecturer
Wahid Bukhsh Buzdar, MPhil, specialization in Baluchi language and
literature,
Lecturer
Muhammad Hanif, MA, specialization in Pushto language and literature,
Lecturer
Manzoor Ali Veesrio, MA, specialization in Sindhi language and literature,
Lecturer
|
Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE)
|
Address |
Quaid-i-Azam University Campus, P.O. Box 1091, Islamabad,
Pakistan |
|
Tel. and Fax |
92 51 9206610-20, 92 51 9206622-27, Fax: 92 51 9210886 |
|
E-mail |
pide@apollo.net.pk and pide@isb.paknet.pk |
|
Website |
http://www.pide.org.pk |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Initially established in 1957 as “Institute of Development Economics”
but
in 1964 the Government had, in its place, established Pakistan Institute
of Development Economics under Ministry of Education; its administrative
control was transferred to the Planning and
Development Division in 1978. |
|
Areas of research |
Growth and development of trade, industry, agriculture, rural finance,
socio-cultural process, labour market issues, socio-economic demography,
macro-management issues, etc |
|
Geographical focus |
National/International |
|
Funding sources |
Government Grants, Sale of Publications, Income from Research Studies,
Earning from Endowment Fund and Training Courses Fee |
|
Number of researchers |
Seventy three (male 51, female 22) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
One hundred four |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr A.R. Kemal, Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
Eight
Seven
i. PIDE Staff presented papers in various seminars
ii. Organizes and conducts training
-
|
|
Library holding |
Books 33,400
Research Papers Reports 22,650
Microfiche 6,200
CD data basis 20
Journals 210 |
|
Researchers |
A.R. Kemal, PhD (Economics) Manchester,
Director
Faiz Bilquees, PhD (Economics) Manchester,
Acting Joint Director
Naushin Mahmood, PhD (Demography) Michigan,
Acting Joint Director
Shahnaz Kazi, PhD (Economics) London,
Chief of Research
Zeba Ayesha Sathar, PhD (Demography) London,
Chief of Research
Moazam Mahmood, DPhil (Economics) Sussex,
Chief of Research
Zafar Mahmood, PhD (Economics) Columbia,
Chief of Research
Soofia Mumtaz, PhD (Social Anthropology) L”EHESS, Paris,
Chief of Research
Ather Maqsood Ahmed, PhD (Economics) Johns Hopkins,
Chief of Research
Rehana Siddiqui, PhD (Economics) Columbia,
Chief of Research
Ghulam Muhammad Arif, PhD (Demography) ANU,
Chief of Research
Musleduddin, PhD (Economics) Johns Hopkins,
Chief of Research
Zafar Mueen Nasir, PhD (Economics) Kansas State,
Chief of Research
Munir Ahmad, PhD (Agricultural Economics) Connecticut,
Chief of Research
Fazal Husain, PhD (Economics) Catholic,
Acting Chief of Research
Zafar lqbal, PhD (Economics) Catholic Brahant,
Senior Research Economist
Ejaz Ghani, PhD (Economics) University of Nebraska Lincoln,
SeniorResearchEconomist
Najam us Saqib, PhD (Economics) Johns Hopkins,
Senior Research Economist
Muhammad Iqbal, PhD (Economics) Ohio State,
Senior Research Economist
Ghulam Yasin Soomro, N.I.S. (Demography) Michigan,
Senior Research Demographer
Mir Annice Mahmood, BSc (Hons.) (Project Evaluation and Appraisal) London,
Senior Faculty Member
Abdul Qayum, PhD (Economics) Bradford,
Associate Professor
Shahnaz Hamid, MA (Economics) ISS, The Hague,
Research Economist
Riaz Mahmood, MA (Economics) Catholic,
Research Economist
Kalbe Abbas, MA (Economics) Catholic,
Research Economist
Tariq Mahmood, MA (Economics) Michigan State,
Research Economist
Attiya Yasmin Javid, MA (Economics) Maryland,
esearch Economist
Hina Nazli, MS (Economics) Illinois,
Research Economist
Rizwana Siddiqui, MA (Economics) ISS, The Hague,
Research Economist
Naeem Akhtar, MA (Economics) ANU,Research Economist
Afia Malik, MA (Economics) ISS, The Hague,
Research Economist
Lubna Hasan, MA (Economics) ISS, The Hague,
Research Economist
Rashida Haq, MPhil (Economics) Quaid-i-Azam,
Research Economist
Ayaz Ahmad, MPhil (Economics) Quaid-i-Azam,
Research Economist
M Rashid Memon, MA (Economics) Sussex,
Research Economist
Naghmana Ghani, MA (Economics) National Graduate Institute for
Policy Studies,Japan,
Research Economist
Ghulam Mustafa Chaudhrv, MSc (Hons.) (Farm Management) AUF,
Research Economist
Junaid Arshad, MSc (Economics) Warwick,
Research Economist
Ahmad Nawaz, MA (Development Economics) Manchester,
Research Economist
Samina Nazli, MA (Economics) Punjab,
Research Economist
Jafar Hussain, MA (Economics) Punjab,
Research Economist
Syed Abdul Majid, MA (Economics) Islamia,
Research Economist
Azkar Ahmad, MSc (Economics) Karachi,
Research Economist
M Framurz Khan Kiani, MPhil (Demography) Cairo,
Research Demographer
Khalid Hameed Sheikh, MA (Economics) ISS, The Hague,
Research Demographer
Ghulam Mustafa Zahid, MA (Demography) ANU,
Research Demographer
All Muhammad, MA (Demography) Adelaide,
Research Demographer
Sabiha Ibrahim, MA (Demography) ANU,
Research Demographer
Durr‑e‑Nayab, MA (Anthropology) Feinders,
Research Anthropologist
Muhammad Nasir, PhD (Agriculture Economics) Hokkaido, Japan, Associate
Faculty Member
Muhammad Ali Qasim, MPhil (Economics) Quaid-iAzam,
Staff Economist
Muhammad Akmal, PhD (Economics) ANU,
Staff Economist
Ajmal Baig, MA (Economics) Punjab,
Staff Economist
Muhammad Ali Kemal, MPhil (Economics) Quaid-i-Azam,
Staff Economist
Hasan M Mohsin, M. Phil (Economics) Quaid-i-Azam,
Staff Economist
Usman Qadir, M.Sc. (Economics)Quaid-i-Azam,
Staff Economist
Uzma Zia, MSc (Economics) IIU,
Staff Economist
Raja Ajmal Jahangeer, MSc (Economics) IIU,
Staff Economist
Omer Siddiqui, MPhil (Economics) Quaid‑i‑Azam,
Staff Economist
Muniza Askari (Economics) Quaid‑i‑Azam,
Staff Economist
Madeeha Gohar Qureshi, MSc (Economics) Quaid‑i‑Azam,
Staff Economist
Karim Khan, MA (Economics) Peshawar,
Staff Economist
Shahbaz Nasir, MPhil (Economics) Quaid‑i‑Azam,
Staff Economist
Rizwan ul Haq, MSc (Statistics) Quaid‑i‑Azam,
Staff Demographer
Feriyal Amal Aslam, MSc (Anthropology) Quaid‑i‑Azam,
Staff Anthropologist
Zulfiqar Ali, MSc (Anthoropology) Quaid‑i‑Azam,
Staff Anthropologist
Muhammad Azhar, MA (Economics) Islamia,
Associate Staff Economist
Mr Abdus Sattar, MA (Economics) Punjab,
Associate Staff Economist
Saghir Mushtaq, MA (Economics) Shah Abdul Latif University,
AssociateStaffEconomist
Pervaiz Akhtar, MA (Economics) Islamia,
Technical Assistant
Rana Murad Haider, MSc (Economics) Quaid-i-Azam,
Technical Assistant
|
Pakistan Security and Development Association (PASDA)
|
Address |
No 9, St No. 3, F-7/3, Islamabad |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 51 9209116; Fax 92 51 9203264 |
|
E-mail |
niaznaik@hotmail.com |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
6 February 1996; PASDA is non-political, non-governmental and non-profit
research body to promote public understanding on vital international and
regional issues. |
|
Areas of research |
Peace and security; arms control and disarmament nuclear non-proliferation
and socio-economic development. |
|
Geographical focus |
South Asia, Central Asia, EU and the UN |
|
Funding sources |
Private Sector and Contribution by the Founding Members |
|
Number of researchers |
- |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Two |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
General (R) K.M. Arif, Chairman; Niaz A Naik, Secretary General |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c. Any other |
Two Conferences and three Seminars
-
-
|
|
Library holding |
Exchange of journals from Foreign Institutions |
|
Researchers |
Researchers are engaged on special occasions |
Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI)
|
Address |
3, UN Boulevard, Diplomatic Enclave 1, G-5, Islamabad |
|
Tel and Fax |
Tel. 92 51 2278134, Fax 92 51 2278135 |
|
E-mail |
main@sdpi.org |
|
Website |
www.sdpi.org |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established in 1992 on the recommendation of the Pakistan National
Conservation Strategy (NCS). |
|
Areas of research |
Governance, environment, human development, economy, information and
communications |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan |
|
Funding sources |
Various national/regional/international donors, networks and institutions |
|
Number of researchers |
Five senior researchers (male two, female three)
Nine mid-level/junior researchers (male five, female four)
Twenty one researchers (male seventeen, female four) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Thirty five (male 27, female 8) |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr. Saba G. Khattak, Executive Director
|
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c. Any other |
Three-day Sustainable Development Conference
In-house weekly seminars series
One working paper, one research report, one monograph,
One policy paper, two policy briefs, four books and three citizens’
reports
i.
Advocacy campaigns on violence against women and environment conservation
ii.
Training courses – Generic and specialized |
|
Library holding |
10,000 monographs, 13,338 books, 5000 documents |
|
Researchers |
Saba Gul Khattak, PhD (Pol Science) University of Hawaii,
Executive Director
Shaheen Rafi Khan, PhD (Economics) Columbia University,
Research Fellow, Sustainable Development
Mahmood A. Khwaja, PhD (Chemistry Inorganic/Analytical) La Trobe
University, Melbourne,
Research Fellow, Environment
Shafqat Shehzad, PhD (Economics) University of Sussex,
Research Fellow, Health
Karin A. Siegmann PhD (Agricultural Economics) University of Bonn,
Junior Fellow, Gender and Globalization
|
Pakistan International Peace & Human Rights Organization (PIPHRO)
|
Address |
Post Office Nindo Shaher District Badin, Sindh |
|
Tel. and Fax |
92 227 720227 |
|
E-mail |
piphro@yahoo.com |
|
Website |
www.geocities.com/piphro |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established in 2000, as an independent, non-profit, non-political &
non-governmental organization, and is registered with Social Welfare
Department Government of Sindh, Pakistan under Social Organizations Act
1961. |
|
Areas of research |
Human Rights, Education, Reproductive Health and Environment.
|
|
Geographical focus |
Sindh and Badin District |
|
Funding sources |
Membership Fees, Donations, Charities |
|
Number of researchers |
Two (male) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Two |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Mr Fayaz Hussain Abro, President
|
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
Nine
Twelve
Walks, Signature Campaign, Survey, Interviews |
|
Library holding |
400 |
|
Researchers |
Mr Fayyaz Hussain Abro MA (Sociology), LLB, President
Mr Ghazanfar Ali Jafferi, MBBS
|
Area Study Centre, Far East & South East Asia
|
Address |
Area Study Centre, Far East & South East Asia, University of Sindh,
Jamshoro |
|
Tel and Fax |
Tel. 92 221 771207; Fax 92 221 771208 |
|
E-mail |
esasc@hyd.paknet.com.pk |
|
Website |
Under process |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established in 1974. National Assembly of Pakistan passed an Act XLV of
1975 for the establishment of Area Study Centres in Pakistan.
|
|
Areas of research |
Social Sciences |
|
Geographical focus |
Far East & South East Asian Region |
|
Funding sources |
Federal Ministry of Education, Islamabad |
|
Number of researchers |
Seven (male four, female three) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Sixteen |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Prof. Hidayat Ali Soomro, Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
One international seminar entitled “The International Terrorism: Its
impact on ASEAN and South Asian Security”
Bi-annual “Asia Pacific” research journal Vol. 21 year 2002-03
Book published entitled The International Terrorism: Its Impact on
ASEAN and South Asian Security
Conducts MPhil classes leading to PhD |
|
Library holding |
3000 books, 900 research journals, 1000 magazines |
|
Researchers |
Prof. Hidayat Ali Soomro,
Director
Dr Deedar Hussain Shah,
Professor
Firdous Nilofer,
Associate Professor
Raza Hussain Ghaloo,
Associate Professor
Altaf Hussain Ansari,
Associate Professor
Jamila Jarwar,
Associate Professor
Fouzia Soomro,
Research Associate
|
Pakistan Study Centre, University Of Sindh, Jamshoro
|
Address |
Pakistan Study Centre,
University of Sindh, Jamshoro
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 221 771684, 92 221 771681-90
/Ext 2059 |
|
E-mail |
pscjamshoro@hotmail.com
chandbibi786@hotmail.com
|
|
Web Site |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established in 1974 under the aegis of the then University Grants
Commission and became a statutory body under an Act of Parliament. |
|
Areas of research |
Study of languages, literature, social customs, attitudes and motivation
of the people of various regions of Pakistan as well as education, history
and ideology of Pakistan |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan in general and Sindh in particular. |
|
Funding sources |
Higher Education Commission/Ministry of Education |
|
Number of researchers |
Three (male one, female two) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Fifteen |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Prof. Chand Bibi Sultana Bukhtiar Zai, Associate Professor & Director
|
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
Eight
Biannual journal “Grassroots”
- |
|
Library holding |
14,000 books: English 10,000 and 4,000 in oriental section (Urdu, Sindhi,
Punjabi, Pushto, Persian, Arabic and Turkey) |
|
Researchers |
Prof. Chand Bibi Sultana Bukhtiar Zai, PhD (Education – Pakistan Studies),
MA (Education) UK, MA (Muslim History), MA (Journalism), MA (Pashto), MA
(History), LLB,
Associate Professor/Director
Ghulam Nabi Sahar, MA (Pakistan Studies),
MA (Political Science),
Assistant Professor
Farzana Baloch, MA (Economics),
Assistant Professor
|
Applied Economics Research Centre
|
Address |
Applied Economics Research Centre, University of Karachi
P O Box 9403, Karachi-75270
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 21 9243168, 9243175, 4824838 and 4829730 |
|
E-mail |
- |
|
Website |
aerc@cyber.net.pk
and aerc@super.net.pk |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established in 1973 with funding from the Ford Foundation and the
Provincial Government of Sindh. From its inception, the centre has
undertaken research on issues in applied economics with special interest
being focused in the areas of agriculture, human resources, urban and
regional economics, and public finance. With subsequent growth of the
Centre, its activities have broadened to include the advance training of
economists from all parts of Pakistan. A major development in this
connection has been the introduction of its own post-graduate degree
programme, the Master of Applied Science (Economics), which began in 1977.
Since 1988, this has been upgraded to MPhil/PhD programme. |
|
Areas of research |
Public Finance, Urban and Regional Economics, Industrial Economics,
International Trade, Agricultural Economics, Human Resource Economics,
Project Evaluation, Finance and Monetary
Economics, Health and Nutrition and Islamic Economics
|
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan |
|
Funding sources |
Higher Education Commission, Islamabad |
|
Number of researchers |
Thirty (male 20, female 10) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Twenty four (male 20, female 4) |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr Nuzhat Ahmad, Research Professor and Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
Twelve
Twenty four
Ten (Research Reports)
|
|
Library holding |
12,000 books and 200 International Journals |
|
Researchers |
Nuzhat Ahmad, PhD Sheffield, UK (Urban, Women and Development, Institutional Economics and Poverty)
Director and Research Professor
Shahida Wazarat, PhD East Anglia, UK
(Industry, Development),
Research Professor
Nighat Bilgrami, MAS Karachi (Finance, Labour)
Senior Research Economist
Mohammad Sabihuddin Butt, MAS Karachi
(Human Resource Development, Health, Project Evaluation, Macroeconomics &
Monetary Economics),
Senior Research Economist
M Akhtar A Hai, MA Cornell, USA(Agriculture, Rural Development, Environmental Economics, Rural
Micro-finance),
Senior Research Economist
Samina Khalil, MPhil Cambridge, UK
(Environment and Sustainable Development, Governance and Institutional
Economics, Human Development),
Senior Research Economist
Anjum Aqeel, MAS Karachi (Public Finance, Agriculture, Macroeconomics)
Research Economist
S Ashraf Wasti, PhD Candidate Karachi
(Public Finance, Urban and regional Economics, Institutional Economics),
Research Economist
Shafi Ahamd, MA, Karachi
(Urban Surveys, Social Sector Development),
Staff Economist
S Moquet Ahsan, MA, Karachi (Agriculture Surveys),
Staff Economist
Amjad Ali, MA, Karachi (Agriculture, Surveys),
Staff Economist
Shoukat Ali, MA, Karachi (Agriculture Institutional Linkages),
Staff
Economist
Riaz Hussain, MA, Karachi (Social Sector Specialist),
Staff Economist
Sohail Javed, MA, Karachi (Labour Economics, Poverty and Social Sectors,
Computer Applications)
Staff Economist
Mansab Ali, MA, Karachi (Monetary Economics, Agriculture, Surveys),
Staff
Economist
Shahnaz Rashid, MA, Karachi (Education, Women and Development), Staff
Economist
Mahpara Sadaqat, M Phil, Karachi (Women and Development, Health and
Nutrition, Urban Public Finance),
Staff Economist
S Roshan Ali Shah, MAS, Karachi University, (Agriculture, Public Finance,
Women’s and Development, Computer Applications),
Staff Economist
Pervez Wasim, M Phil, Karachi (Population Economics, Trade),
Staff
Economist
Mohsin H Ahmed, M Phil Candidate, Karachi (Econometrics,
Statistics, Macroeconomics),
Project Assistant
Shaista Alam, M Phil, Karachi, (Econometrics, Statistics and Energy
Economics),
Project Assistant
Uzma Irum, M Phil Candidate, Karachi (Microeconomics, Nutrition & Health),
Project Assistant
Minhajuddin Siddiqui, MAS, Karachi (Public Finance, Econometrics, Poverty
and Gender),
Project Assistant
Azhar Iqbal, MPhil Candidate, Karachi (Econometric and Macroeconomics)
Project Assistant
Ambreen Fatima, MPhil Candidate, Karachi (Agricultural Economics, Women’s
and Development),
Project Assistant |
Area Study Centre For Europe, University Of Karachi
|
Address |
Area Study Centre for Europe,
University of Karachi,
Karachi
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 21 9243229 and 92 21 4823458 |
|
E-mail |
naveed-asce@hotmail.com |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
The Area Study Centre for Europe, University of Karachi was established
under an Act of Parliament (No. XLV of 1975).
The Centre was established in 1974. Between the years 1974-76 the
Centre organized its Masters Programme (MA in European Studies). Along
with the Masters programme the Centre also launched its European Languages
programme. Courses were offered at Certificate and Diploma levels in
French, German, Spanish, Russian, Turkish and Italian. Between 1976-1984
the Centre was without any significant activity. Since 1985 the Centre
launched a research and publications programme. The administration was
reorganized and streamlined. All the statutory bodies viz., the Board of
Governors, Academic Committee, Selection Board etc. were constituted. In
1987 the Area Study Centre for Europe shifted to its newly built premises
on the Karachi University campus.
The Centre now has an MPhil course work programme and an MPhil/PhD
in European Studies. It also offers certificate courses in French, German,
English and Italian languages. |
|
Areas of research |
European History, Politics, Society, Economy, Philosophy and Foreign
Relations
Since the EU-sponsored programme in European Studies began in 1998,
as envisaged in the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the
Government of Pakistan and the European Commission, the syllabi were
restructured to focus upon the European Union. |
|
Geographical focus |
Europe |
|
Funding sources |
Ministry of Education |
|
Number of researchers |
Eight (male one, female seven) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Fifteen
|
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr Naveed Ahmad Tahir, Professor/Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
i.
International seminar on “US-European Relations in the Contemporary
International Setting: Implications for the Developing World” held on
17-18 September 2003.
ii.
Seminar on “Euro in the Market: Its Political and Economic Impact” held on
29 January 2003.
iii.
Seminar on “The European Union’s Relations with South Asia: the Global and
Regional Imperatives” held on 20 February 2003.
iv.
Seminar on “Perspectives for CFSP in the light of Imminent EU Enlargement:
with Focus on EU’s Relations with Russia, East Europe, the Caucasus and
Central Asia” held on 19 April 2003.
i.
Book entitled Relations Between the European Union and the Muslim World
in the Contemporary Geopolitical and Economic Scenario.
ii.
Book entitled A Survey of EU-Pakistan Relations in the Contemporary
Regional and International Setting: Political, Security, Economic and
Development Aspects.
- |
|
Library holding |
4,500 |
|
Researchers |
Prof. Naveed Ahmad Tahir, PhD (European Studies),
Director
Syed Imdad Shah, PhD,
Associate Professor
Rubab Hasan, PhD,
Assistant Professor
Uzma Shujaat, M Phil,
Lecturer
Tasneem Sultana, M Phil,
Lecturer
Shaista Shaheen Zafar, M Phil,
Lecturer
Munazza Nargis Kazmi, MA (General History),
Lecturer
M Tahseen Nisar, MA (International Relations),
Lecturer
|
Institute of Central and West Asian Studies
University of Karachi
|
Address |
Institute of Central and West Asian Studies,University of Karachi,
Karachi-75270
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 21 4824842 & 92 21 9243210 |
|
E-mail |
icwas@yahoo.com |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 1968 at a time when there was hardly any learned body for the
subject.
|
|
Areas of research |
History, Philosophy, Literature, Arts, Archaeology, Culture, Social and
Economic Institutions of Central Asia and West Asia and Historical,
Institutional and Cultural links of Pakistan with these regions. |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan, Turkey, Iran, and Central Asian Republics |
|
Funding sources |
Ministry of Education, Hamdard Foundation Pakistan, and Infaq Foundation,
Karachi |
|
Number of researchers |
Seven (male five, female two) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Five
|
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Justice (R) Haziqul Khairi, Formerly Ombudsman, Sindh |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
-
One book
- |
|
Library holding |
2000 books |
|
Researchers |
Prof. Riazul Islam, PhD (Alig), PhD (Cantab)
Prof. S Sikander Mehdi, Internationally recognized scholar
S Jaffar Ahmed, PhD (Cantab)
S M Taha, MA (Toronto)
Prof. Sharif al Mujahid, formerly Chairman, Department of Journalism
University of Karachi
Tania Baig, PhD
Hina Khan, MA |
The Pakistan Institute Of International Affairs (PIIA)
|
Address |
The Pakistan Institute of International Affairs,
Aiwan-e-Sadr Road,
Karachi-74200
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 21 5682891, 92 21 568-6069 and 92 21 5686069 |
|
E-mail |
piia@cyber.net.pk |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 1948 |
|
Areas of research |
Conflict Resolution, Human Rights, Armament, Disarmament and Dynamics of
Security in the World. |
|
Geographical focus |
United Nations, world affairs with particular reference to South Asia,
Central Asia & Middle Eastern countries. |
|
Funding sources |
Self generated and annual grant of Rs.100,000 from Ministry of Foreign
Affairs |
|
Number of researchers |
Seven (male four, female three) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Six (excluding daftari, library guards, peons) |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Fatehyab Ali Khan, Chairman
|
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other
|
Two in-house seminars
Pakistan Horizon,
a quarterly
Visit of foreign delegations - Ten
|
|
Library holding |
31,894 books & periodicals |
|
Researchers |
Dr Qazi Shakil Ahmed, MA Ph D (Chicago)
Nausheen Wasi, MA (International Relations)
Nabiha Gul, MA (International Relations)
Sanam Noor, MA (International Relations)
Afsar Mehdi, MA (Library Science)
Anwarul Haque, MA (Library Science) |
Pakistan Institute Of Labour Education & Research (PILER)
|
Address |
Pakistan Institute of Labour, Education & Research, PILER Centre, ST-001,
Sector X, Sub-Sector V, Gulshan-e-Maymar, Karachi-75340 |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 21 6351145/46/47 and 92 21 6350354 |
|
E-mail |
piler@cyber.net.pk |
|
Webste |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 1982 as a non-governmental, non-profit institution, PILER was
an initiative of individuals from the trade unions, academia and
professionals from various fields of life who were concerned about the
plight of working people in Pakistan. |
|
Areas of research |
Mobilization for Core Labour Rights, Labour Policy and Legislation and
Labour Welfare Institutions, Child and Forced Labour in Agriculture and
Industry, Minimum Wages, Social Security, Health & Safety, Women’s Rights,
Local Government, Sustainable Marine Fisheries, International Financial
Institutions, Water Policy and Institutions, Poverty Policy, Programmes
and Institutions, Globalization and National Development and National
Tolerance & Regional Peace. |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan and South Asia |
|
Funding sources |
Netherlands Trade Union Federation (FNV) and Labour-support organizations
(Novib, Stichting De Zaaire), EU, ILO, CIDA |
|
Number of researchers |
Thirty five (male 25, female 10) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Ten |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Karamat Ali, Executive Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
One
One
Consultation & workshops |
|
Library holding |
10,000 plus books and monograms
100 plus journals and magazines
|
|
Researchers |
Karamat Ali,
Executive Director
B M Kutty,
Joint Director
Dr Aly Ercelawan,
Senior Research Officer
Tazeen Javaid,
Senior Research Officer
Ramzan Ali,
Senior Research Officer
Saima Siddiqui,
Junior Research Officer
|
Pakistan Study Centre, University of Karachi
|
Address |
Pakistan Study Centre, University of Karachi, PO Box 8450,
Karachi-75270
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 21 9243194 and 92 21 9243189 |
|
E-mail |
pscuok@yahoo.com
and pscku@wtmeca.net |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established in 1977 and was created by an Act of the Parliament with the
objective to undertake research on different languages, cultures, etc in
Pakistan with a view to enhancing means of national integration. Pakistan
Studies has evolved as a multi-disciplinary course over the years.
|
|
Areas of research |
Research on Pakistan’s Politics, Foreign Affairs, Literature, History,
Economics, Education, Socio-economic Problems, Development, Religion &
Ethics, Geography, etc |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan |
|
Funding sources |
Higher Education Commission |
|
Number of researchers |
Twenty three (male 12, female 11) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Nineteen
|
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr Syed Jaffar Ahmed, Acting Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
Four
Four including bi-annual journal
- |
|
Library holding |
10,000 books and 20 bi-annual, quarterly and monthly journals and
periodicals |
|
Researchers |
Syed Jaffar Ahmed, MPhil (Pakistan Studies), University of Karachi; PhD (Pol.
Sc.), University of Cambridge
Anwar Shaheen, MA (Gender and Development), University of Sussex; MPhil
(Pakistan Studies), University of Karachi.
Navin G. Haider, MA (Islamic History), University of Karachi
|
Program On Peace Studies And Conflict Resolution University Of Karachi
|
Address |
Program on Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution,
Department of International Relations,
University of Karachi-75270
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 21-4972526, 92 21 9243131-7
Fax: 91 21 9243190-91, 92 21 4972526
|
|
E-mail |
amoonis@hotmail.com
and moonisahmar@hotmail.com |
|
Website |
www.ppscr.org |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in April 2000 comprising a group of teachers, students and
intelligentsia from cross section of society. |
|
Areas of research |
Conflict and Peace Studies with reference to inter and intra-state
conflicts in South Asia, Middle East and Central Asia |
|
Geographical focus |
South Asia |
|
Funding sources |
Voluntary |
|
Number of researchers |
Four (male 2, female 2) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
NA |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Brig. (retd) A R Siddiqi
Patron of the Program: Prof. Dr Moonis Ahmar |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
Five
Three edited books, one chronology
-
|
|
Library holding |
- |
|
Researchers |
Mutahir Ahmad, MA, PhD,
Assistant Professor
Farhan H Siddiqi, MA,
Lecturer
Naeem Ahmed, MA,
Cooperative Lecturer
Faisal Khan, BA,
Wajiha Khursheed, Graduate Student,
Research Assistant
Munizeh Zuberi, Graduate Student,
Research Assistant
|
Social Policy And Development Centre (SPDC)
|
Address |
Social Policy And Development Centre (SPDC),15-Maqboolabad, Block-7&8,
Karachi-75350
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 21 111 113 113 and 92 21 4534285 |
|
E-mail |
- |
|
Website |
www.spdc-pak.com |
|
Founding date with brief history |
SPDC was incorporated as non-profit limited liability company in April
1995 with headquarters in Karachi.
It is a policy research institution and its services are in demand by
the government, civil society, academia, students and donors. Its research
is aimed at raising the comprehension and awareness of the issues and
problems of social development and influencing government policies.
Initially, it established its reputation in the area of economic and
fiscal policy, but has now shifted more of its research to areas like
poverty, inequality, education, governance, gender and pro-poor macro
economic policy.
It represents the evolution of the four-year process of research and
training since 1991 undertaken through a series of research grants from
CIDA as a support to planning for the Social Action
Programme of Governments in Pakistan. The seven-year contribution
agreement with CIDA for SPDC Project became effective on 1 June 1995. The
SPDC Board believes that the use of analytical tools in developing public
policy is necessary to ensure sustainability and cost effectiveness of
services from design to implementation and subsequent operations and
managements.
|
|
Areas of research |
Pro-poor growth, governance, equity, gender, social and economic policy |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan |
|
Funding sources |
Canadian International Development Agency |
|
Number of researchers |
Twenty six (male 13, female 13) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Fourteen |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr Kaiser Bengali, Managing Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
Three
Twenty (research papers 12, policy paper one, annual review one,
conference papers 6 )
-
|
|
Library holding |
30,000 |
|
Researchers |
Kaiser Bengali, PhD in Economics, University of Karachi,
Managing Director
Asif Iqbal, Master in Public Administration, Carleton University, Canada,
Principal Specialist/Company Secretary
Rafia Ghaus, Masters in Public Administration, Carleton University,
Canada,
Senior Economist
Hari Ram Lohano, MSc in Economics, Wye College, University of London,
Senior Economist
Abu Nasar, MSc in Statistics, University of Karachi,
Statistician
Sehar Rizvi, Master of Science in Social Policy and Planning in Developing
Countries London School of Economics, UK,
Economist
M Sabir, Master in Applied Sciences, University of Karachi,
Economist
Kalim Hyder, MA in Economics, University of Calgary, Canada,
Economist
Zehra Fatima Haider, Master in Public Policy, University of Chicago, USA,
Economist
Imran Ashraf Toor, Master in Applied Sciences, University of Karachi,
Economist
Naveed Aamir, Master in Economics, University of Karachi,
Research Officer
Amir Jahan Khan, Master in Applied Sciences, University of Karachi,
Research Officer
Aurangzaib, Master in Applied Sciences, University of Karachi,
Research Officer
Tabinda Areeb, MSc in Mathematics, University of Karachi,
Research Officer
Surkhab Javaid, MA Social Works, University of Karachi,
Research Officer
Farhan Sami Khan, Master in Economics, University of Karachi,
Research Officer
Saima Ismail, BSc (Hons), Minor in Social Sciences Lahore University of
Management Sciences,
Research Officer
Haider Hussain, Master in Economics, University of Karachi,
Research Officer
Qazi Masood, PhD in Economics, University of Karachi,
Technical Advisor
Haroon Jamal, MAS Economics, University of Karachi,
Technical Advisor
Mahpara Sadaqat, MPhil in Economics, AERC, University of Karachi,
Consultant
Lubna Shehnaz, PhD (Under Progress), Quaid-i-Azam University,
Consultant
Rubina Hassan, MPhil in Economics, Quaid-i-Azam,
Consultant
Naeema Kazmi, MSc in Geography, University of Karachi,
Consultant
Naushaba Khatoon, MA in Sociology & Gender Analysis, University of East
Anglla, England,
Consultant
Iffat Ara, MPhil in Economics AERC, University of Karachi, MSc in
Economics University of Karachi,
Consultant
|
Centre For South Asian Studies
|
Address |
University of the Punjab |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 42 9231143 Fax 92 42 9231147 |
|
E-mail |
Centre4southasianstudies@hotmail.com |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
It was founded in 1975, the main objective of the Centre was to provide
service to the community by organizing seminars, lectures and opportunity
to interested persons to improve their knowledge and understanding for
undertaking research projects for students of MPhil and PhD programmes
|
|
Areas of research |
South Asia with special reference to SARRC |
|
Geographical focus |
South Asia |
|
Funding sources |
Ministry of Education and Higher Education Commission
|
|
Number of researchers |
Four (male three, female one) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Twenty three |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Prof. Dr Sadiq Ali Gill,
Director
|
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b. Publications
c. Any other |
Four conferences and six seminars
Seven
Study Tours - four
|
|
Library holding |
|
|
Researchers |
Prof. Dr. Sadiq Ali Gill,
MA (Pb), MA, MPhil, PhD (US)
Muhammad Jahangir Khan Tamimi,
PhD (Pb), MA, LLB
Mussarat Cheema, MA (Geography),
Research Fellow
Abdul Majid, MA (Political Science),
Research Assistant
Asghar Ali, MA (History) - on leave
|
Pakistan Institute Of Legislative Development And Transparency (PILDAT)
|
Address |
5-A, Zafar Ali Road, Gulberg V, Lahore |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 42 111 123345, Fax 92 42 5751551 |
|
E-mail |
info@pildat.org |
|
Website |
www.pildat.org |
|
Founding date with brief history |
October 2001. Registration as a Society under Societies Registration Act
of 1860, on 19th September 2002 |
|
Areas of research |
Legislative development, issues of legislative policy and its importance
|
|
Geographical focus |
National & Provincial Legislative Governance in Pakistan |
|
Funding sources |
International Development Organizations |
|
Number of researchers |
Six |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Eleven
|
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Ahmed Bilal Mehboob, Executive Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c. Any other |
Fifteen
Twelve
Five
|
|
Library holding |
470 |
|
Researchers |
Aasiya Riaz
Saima Ali
Mubarika Aijazuddin
Arjumand Saeed
Maleeha Azeem
Sonia Saleem |
Pakistan Institute Of National Affairs
|
Address |
455 – G-3, Jauhar Town, Lahore |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 42 5184355, Fax 92 42 5182625 |
|
E-mail |
pina@nexlinx.net.pk |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established in 1985 with emphasis on national integration and self
reliance |
|
Areas of research |
Strengthening mutual trust in a multi-linguistic society
|
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan |
|
Funding sources |
Private |
|
Number of researchers |
Four (male three, female one) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Four |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Altaf Hasan Qureshee, Secretary General |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c. Any other |
Four
Five
-
|
|
Library holding |
5000 |
|
Researchers |
Altaf Hasan Qureshee
Dr. Raza ul Haq
Qartaba Mazhar
Bushra Khalid |
Pakistan Study Centre
|
Address |
Pakistan Study Centre, University of the Punjab, Quaid-i-Azam Campus,
Lahore |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 42 9231148 Fax 92 42 9231148 |
|
E-mail |
Pakistanstudycentre2003@yahoo.com
pakstudycentre@hotmail.com
|
|
Website |
www.pu.edu.pk/miscellaneous/centre-pakistan-studies.htm |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established under the Pakistan Study Centre Act No. XXVII of 1967, the
Centre started functioning in 1981 |
|
Areas of research |
History, Politics, Socio-economic and External Affairs of Pakistan |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan |
|
Funding sources |
Higher Education Commission |
|
Number of researchers |
Three (male two, female one) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Twenty |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Prof. Dr Massarrat Abid, Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b. Publications
c. Any other |
One
Four
- |
|
Library holding |
6723 |
|
Researchers |
Prof. Massarrat Abid, PhD (Leeds, UK)
Ahmad Ejaz, MA in History
Syed Karim Haider, MA in Political Science |
Research Society of International Law, Pakistan
|
Address |
9-Fane Road, Lahore 54000, Pakistan |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 42 7356546, 92 42 7354095 Fax 92 42 7246393, 92 333 4202045 |
|
E-mail |
rsil@wol.net.pk |
|
Website |
www.rsilpk.org |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Mr. Soofi initiated the idea and incorporated the society in 1993. He
continued to retain his interest in International Law by lecturing at
places like Administrative Staff College, NDC and several other
international forums and by writing frequent articles in Friday Times
and other journals on International Law. |
|
Areas of research |
Such range of Public International Law that relates to Pakistan issues.
For example, law of treaties, law of use of force, UN Charter and its
implementation, powers of Security Council, terrorism issues, legal
aspects of Kashmir, legal aspects of non-proliferation issues including
IAEA. Other areas include examination of treaties, opinion on
ratification, briefs on legal aspects of any international relations
issue. |
|
Geographical focus |
Global legal issues but with reference to Pakistan |
|
Funding sources |
Private donations (from Ahmer Bilal Soofi of premises, salaries, computer
equipment and books etc), and funding from ICRC against a specific project
of evaluating Pakistani law in the context of Geneva Conventions
|
|
Number of researchers |
Five (male four, female one) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Four |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Ahmer Bilal Soofi, President, and Chief Resource Person. |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c. Any other |
i.
The Leghal Aspects of Basic Principles of EU Strategy
ii.
Anti Money Laundering
iii. International Law on Terrorism
iv.
Legal Aspects of Iron Issue with IAEA and recent UNSC Resolution on
Iraq
v. Legal Aspects of North Korean Stand off and Pakistan
One booklet on terrorism plus basic International Law documents on
Corruption, Money Laundering, Trans-Organised Crimes and Terrorism
- |
|
Library holding |
600 |
|
Researchers |
Ahmer Bilal Soofi, LLM, Cambridge,
Chief Resource Person
Munir A. Malik, LLM, UK,
Consultant
Nadeem Chaudhry, Barrister-at-Law,
Research Associate
Naureen Ihsan, LLM (UK)
|
Research Society of Pakistan
|
Address |
University of the Punjab |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 42 9231176 |
|
E-mail |
- |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 1965. Vice Chancellor of the Punjab University is ex-officio
President |
|
Areas of research |
Freedom Movement, History of Pakistan |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan – South Asia |
|
Funding sources |
University of the Punjab |
|
Number of researchers |
One male |
|
Number of administrative staff |
One Director |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Prof. Dr. S Qalb-i-Abid, Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a. Conferences/Seminar
b.
Publications
c. Anyother
|
-
Journal (bi-annual)
-
|
|
Library holding |
5000 |
|
Researchers |
Prof. S Qalb-i-Abid, MA (Punjab), PhD (Leeds)
|
Area Study Centre
(Russia, China & Central Asia)
|
Address |
Area Study Centre (Russia, China & Central Asia)
University of Peshawar, Peshawar
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 91 9216764 and 92 91 9216661 |
|
E-mail |
- |
|
Website |
ascrea@psh.paknet.compk |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established in 1976 under the Federal Act XLV 1975 and started functioning
in 1978. The centre is required to be a teaching-cum-research
organization. |
|
Areas of research |
Investigation about land and people of Russian, China and Central Asia |
|
Geographical focus |
Russia and Central Asia (Kazakistan, Uzbekistan, Tajakistan, Kirghizia,
Turkemania, Sinkiang province of China, Afghanistan) |
|
Funding sources |
Government of Pakistan |
|
Number of researchers |
Eight (male 8, female nil) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Twenty six |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr Azmat Hayat Khan, Director
|
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c. Any other |
Four
Two journals and one book
Has enrolled 125 PhD and 115 MPhil students |
|
Library holding |
30,000 books, journals/periodicals 5,000, newspapers 10,000 |
|
Researchers |
Azmat Hayat Khan, BA LLB, Peshawar, MA (Economics), MA (IR), Los Angeles,
USA, PhD (Peshawar),
Director
Sarfraz Khan, MA (Philo), Peshawar, PhD (London),
Professor
Pervez Iqbal Khan, LLM (Moscow), PhD (Tashkent),
Associate Professor
Zahid Anwar, MA (History), MA (Eng), MA (Philo), MA (Pol. Sc.), PhD (CA),
Peshawar,
Assistant Professor
Mohammad Abdullah, MA (History), Karachi,
Associate Professor
Shabbir Ahmed, MA (Economics), Tashkent,
Research Associate
Abdullah Jan Khalil, MA MPhil (Peshawar),
Research Associate
M Anwar Khan, MA (History), Punjab, Ph D (Mcgill),
Consultant
|
Pakistan Study Centre, University Of Peshawar
|
Address |
Pakistan Study Centre,
University of Peshawar, Peshawar
|
|
Tel and Fax |
92 91 9216765 and 92 91 921662 |
|
E-mail |
director_toru@yahoo.com |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
It was established under the Act No. XXVII of 1976. The Government,
through the Higher Education Commission and the Ministry of Education
provided funds for the establishment of the Centre at the University of
Peshawar. The Centre is functioning since February 1979 as a unit,
academically attached to the University of Peshawar and financially linked
to Higher Education Commission. It has published a six monthly journal
Pakistan
since winter 1979. It has produced 34 issues and enrolled first batch of
10 students in its MA course in 1980-81 session. The Centre has produced
405 students in MA (Pakistan Studies) to date and classes for MPhil has
also been started. The PhD prgramme will start at the end of this year
i.e. 2004. The Centre has published six-monthly journal
Pakistan
34 volumes. |
|
Areas of research |
Pakistan |
|
Geographical focus |
Pakistan
|
|
Funding sources |
Federal Government & fee from students |
|
Number of researchers |
Eight (male 7, female 1) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Nineteen |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Prof. Dr Parvez Khan Toru, Director |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other
|
Conference on Madar-i-Millat Fatima Jinnah
i.
Bi-annual journal “Pakistan” Vol. 33-34
ii.
Faces of Misery (State of the Child Labour Report)
iii.
Destiny’s Child (A case study of Child Labour in Swat District)
iv.
The impact of Taliban’s Islamic Movement on Pakistan. A case study
of TNSM (A Tentative Project Proposal)
- |
|
Library holding |
9,000 books |
|
Researchers |
Parvez Khan Toru, MA (History), LLB MPhil,
PhD (Peshawar University),
Syed Iftikhar Hussain, MPhil (Pushto)PhD (Peshawar University),
Professor
Fazal-ur-Rahim Marwat, MA (Political Science), MPhil, PhD (Peshawar
University),
Associate Professor
Fakhrul Islam, MA in Political Science (Punjab University), MA in Pakistan
Studies, PhD (Peshawar University),
Associate Professor (on deputation)
Abdullah Khan, MA Islamic Studies (Peshawar)
MA (Mc Gill Canada), PhD (Peshawar University),
Assistant Professor
Abdul Rauf, MA in Pakistan Studies (Peshawar University), MPhil (Qauid-i-Azam
University, Islamabad), MA in Political Science (Peshawar),
Diploma in Arabic language & Literature (Lahore),
Assistant Professor
Shahbaz Khan Khattak, MA in Pakistan Studies
(Peshawar University),
Assistant Professor
|
Area Study Centre For Middle East And Arab Countries
|
Address |
Area Study Centre For Middle East And Arab Countries, University of
Balochistan, Quetta |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 81 9211289 Fax 92 81 9211289 |
|
E-mail |
- |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Established under the Act of Parliament No XLV of 1975
|
|
Areas of research |
Conduct teaching and research in the description of geo-political
importance with bearing on our cultural, political and commercial interest |
|
Geographical focus |
Turkey, Lebanon, Israel, Iran, UAE, Yemen, Iraq, Egypt, Saudi Arabia,
Oman, Sudan |
|
Funding sources |
Ministry of Education |
|
Number of researchers |
Two male |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Twelve |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Dr Munir Ahmed Baloch
Director
|
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
-
Four
Has enrolled eight MPhil and one PhD student on Middle East |
|
Library holding |
4000 books |
|
Researchers |
Munir Ahmed Baloch, Ph D
Para Din, M A (History) |
Foundation for Research on International Environment,
National Development And
Security (Friends)
|
Address |
88, Race Course Road, Street No 3, Rawalpindi Cannt |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 51 5563309; 92 51 5510761 and 92 51 5564244 |
|
E-mail |
fr786@isb.comsats.net.pk |
|
Website |
www.friends.org.pk |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 1991 as an independent, non-political, non-profit NGO under the
overall guidance of a Board of Governors chaired by General Mirza Aslam
Beg, former Chief of the Army Staff (Pakistan). The academic and field
research work undertaken by FRIENDS relates to a variety of issues, both
national and international. |
|
Areas of research |
Peace and Security, Disarmament, Pakistan’s National Issues, Regional
Economic Cooperation, Global and Environmental Issues, Development and
Human Rights |
|
Geographical focus |
Global |
|
Funding sources |
Sale of Publications, Donations, Membership Fee; one research project and
the seminars are funded by Hanns Seidel Foundation, Munich, Germany |
|
Number of researchers |
Four (male three, female one) |
|
Number of administrative staff |
Six |
|
Name and designation of the head of the institution |
General Mirza Aslam Baig,
Chairman |
|
Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
National - four, International – one
Quarterly journals - four
In house discussion/colloquium one per month |
|
Library holding |
1300 books; 1200 journals |
|
Researchers |
S M Rahman, PhD, Duke, USA,
Secretary General
Sarfraz Anwer, MA, BEd
Mustansar Billah, MA
Uzma Mumtaz, MA |
International Institute For Peace And Conflict Resolution (IIPCR)
|
Address |
National University of Science and Technology (NUST), Tamizuddin Khan
Road, Rawalpindi |
|
Tel and Fax |
92 51 9271575/6 |
|
E-mail |
- |
|
Website |
- |
|
Founding date with brief history |
Founded in 2004 under NUST which has a notable record of establishing ten
Institutes in Science and Technology fields |
|
Areas of research |
Peace and conflict resolution, arms control methodologies, Pakistan’s
security concern and global drive for stability and peace |
|
Geographical focus |
Global with focus on South Asia |
|
Funding sources |
Higher Education Commission and other philanthropists, etc
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Number of researchers |
Under process |
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Number of administrative staff |
- |
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Name and designation of the head of the institution |
Mr Javed Jabbar, Honorary Chairman
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Activities during the year 2003
a.
Conferences/Seminars
b.
Publications
c.
Any
other |
-
-
- |
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Library holding |
- |
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Researchers |
- |
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