JK Policy Institute
This section covers security recommendations, strategy for peace processes, research on the scope of inter-faith and inter-cultural dialogue in building grassroots democracy and community relationships, recommendations on mainstreaming dialogue-based tools and techniques in engaging multiple stakeholders in the shared vision-building process, the understanding of the possible role of media in peace processes, the role of women and youth in peace processes, etc.
During the People’s War in Nepal (1996-2006), many women joined the Maoist guerilla group, People’s Liberation Army (PLA), for varied reasons but majorly for women’s empowerment. Once the war was…
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Introduction Terrorism is not a new phenomenon instead it can be tracked down to the 19th century. There is no universal consensus of the international community on the definition of…
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Xinjiang in Mandarin translates to a new frontier or borderland. Also known as Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR), Xinjiang lies within the proximity of a cold desert region. It happens…
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The recognition of two separatist-held areas in Eastern Ukraine-Donetsk and Luhansk by Russian President Vladimir Putin turned out to be the full-scale invasion in Ukraine. While the West was playing…
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Analysis by Javaid Trali and Touseef Raina Executive Summary: Political changes are known to have played a significant role in determining how the broader trends in conflict function in Jammu…
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