The Danger of Nuclear Terrorism: The Indian Case The concept of nuclear terrorism is possibly the least understood of all dangers emanating from nuclear weapons. However, certain drivers like the nuclear black market (the AQ Khan Network), proliferation... Reshmi Kazi | July 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Arms to Agreement: Northern Ireland’s Move from War to Peace For over three decades, Northern Ireland endured one of the most violent and intractable conflicts. Those years brought into focus the fundamental issues that have underlain the 'Irish Question' for... Rayan Gawn | July 2009 | Strategic Analysis
The National Front in Afghan Politics: An Exploratory Study The Jabhe-e-Melli or the National Front (NF) is largely considered inconsequential in Afghan politics. It is often dismissed as a loose mlange of elements from the former United Front or... Vishal Chandra | July 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Jamaat and its Agenda of Islamic State in Bangladesh The rise and growth of Islamist political parties in Bangladesh has been a cause of concern as these parties have the establishment of an Islamic state as their ultimate objective.... Anand Kumar | July 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Storming of Lal Masjid in Pakistan: An Analysis Religious places are being increasingly used by fundamentalists and terrorists as their hideouts and strongholds to propagate their subversive ideology and launch attacks. This has often compelled states to use... S. K. Saini | July 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Militarized Masculinities, Female Bodies, and ‘Security Discourse’ in Post-9/11 Pakistan A nation-state has a responsibility to protect its women as equal citizens, yet states like Pakistan have structurally disenfranchised women from state protection by making them half citizens and reducing... Tahmina Rashid | July 2009 | Strategic Analysis
The Indian Experience of Conflict Resolution in Mizoram The case of Mizoram in India provides informative lessons for conflict resolution. Factors such as addressing the root causes of the conflict, de-escalation in violence, empathizing with the conflicting actor,... Namrata Goswami | July 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Heuristics for Convoy Movement Problem Convoy movement problem involves routing and scheduling military convoys across a limited route network, adhering to certain strategic constraints. This article suggests using heuristics for solving the dynamic version of... P. N. Ram Kumar , T. T. Narendran | July 2009 | Strategic Analysis
Struggling Giant: China in the Twenty-first Century by Kerry Brown Gunjan Singh | July 2009 | Strategic Analysis
