This section is a collection of half baked academic ideas burrowed or original, but not fully developed. Many posts are my attempts to get published elsewhere.
But going beyond the human rights perspectives on a restricted public sphere commonly associated with closed societies, question remains whether a more connected Pakistan will be conducive to deliberative and representative discussions en masse to begin with.
This paper aims to broaden the debate in the field by examining two political protests in Pakistan with specific regards to their organisation and division of labour related to national news media.
On 24th February, 2017 I presented some findings on the Changes in Political Protests in Pakistan since the 90’s, based
Editions: since I first published this essay here, I have made some minor editions which the reader will come across
This post will illustrate some of the institutional and methodological issues I have faced in my research process and explain how by being reflexive and critically aware of such challenges, I have come a step closer to provide meaningful answers to my research problem.
The Pakistani film industry is experiencing a come back riding the tide of globalisation and media liberalisation. It is the
The emergence of the Global South has become an increasingly popular colloquialism within the academic community. It refers to most
In the award wining journal article, Miscarriage of Chief Justice: Judicial Power and the Legal Complex in Pakistan under Musharraf, author
Statements from the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII), arguably since its inception, are followed by widespread condemnation by progressive vocal
Its been a while since my last post. After the partying and great expectations of new year’s eve I was