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ISSRA PAPERS VOL I, 2009 CONTENTS Soviet Legacy in Central Asian and Trans- Caucasian Region: A Future Perspective Saeed-ur-Rehman Indian Quest for Strategic Ingress in Afghanistan and its Implications for Pakistan Afifa Kiran Contemporary Models of Conflict Resolution: Re-Visiting the Prospects of Unknotting the Kashmir Dispute Yusra Mushtaq The Dilemma of National Integration in Pakistan: Challenges and Prospects Ijaz Hussain Social Mobilization Theory and Balochistan Crisis Abdul Rauf Iqbal Energy Crisis in Pakistan: A Threat to National Security Mehvish Nigar Qureshi Page 1 12 30 43 61 72
FOREWORD ISSRA Papers is a new endeavor of Institute for Strategic Studies; Research and Analysis (ISSRA). It would be a six monthly publication of National Defence University based on the research essays written by the Research Associates of ISSRA. The papers provide a forum for discussion and debate on the current issues impacting the national security of Pakistan. The essays of this edition deal with global, regional and internal issues written by the young researchers in these fields. The first article of Mr. Saeed-ur-Rahman “Soviet Legacy in Central Asian and Trans-Caucasian Region: A Future Perspective” undertakes an in-depth analysis of Soviet legacy in the region. The author covers its evolutionary process, highlights its geopolitical trends and the future prospects. In the paper titled “Indian Quest for Strategic Ingress in Afghanistan and Its Implications for Pakistan”, Ms. Afifa Kiran has analysed and discussed the growing Indian quest in Afghanistan for strategic ingression. In the backdrop of this scenario, author has analyzed the implications for Pakistan. “Contemporary Models of Conflict Resolution: Re-Visiting the Prospects of Unknotting the Kashmir Dispute” by Ms. Yusra Mushtaq analyzes the prospects of the resolution of Kashmir dispute in the light of contemporary models of conflict resolution. It further offers some parameters with a different perspective for the settlement of the issue. “The Dilemma of National Integration in Pakistan: Challenges and Prospects” by Mr. Ijaz Hussain highlights the issues which have potentials to either strengthen or deteriorate the process of national integration in Pakistan. Mr. Abdul Rauf Iqbal in his article, “Balochistan Crisis: Unveiling Internal and External Factors” has explored the major internal and external factors which are directly or indirectly surfacing violence in Balochistan along with suggesting some ISSRA Papers 2009 i
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