Conflict or Cooperation? India and Pakistan in Shanghai Cooperation Organisation

Ahmed, Zahid Shahab; Ahmed, Sarfraz; Bhatnagar, Stuti

doi:10.1111/pafo.12134

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“…That kind of weak governance of insecurity also promotes people to militancy. The government attitude portrays the image of weak governance in Pakistan (Abbas, 2013;Ahmed & Bhatnagar, 2015;Ahmed, 2007).…”

Section: Foreign Interventionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Theoretical Study of Islamic and Western Political Perspectives on the Causes of Terrorism After 911 in Fata and Kp Pakistan

Yousufi¹,

Saeed²,

Aftab³

2021

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The research intends to study the Islamic and Western political perspectives or philosophies to analyze the causes of terrorism in the said areas after 9/11 in Pakistan. Islamic and Western theoretical understanding reveals that terrorism in Pakistan tribal areas was caused by many factors, including weak governance, insecurity, injustice, ill government policies, and a clash between society and state. Most of them lead to the unrest situation in the region. The people still stood to establish the Islamic State and the implementation of Islamic Law (Shariah). Ideological, religious motivation mostly uses some short-term objectives and improper means by state and non-state actors. That is also a leading cause that provided a possible environment for anti-state armed actors in FATA and KP Pakistan. Qualitative research methodology has been adopted for the research to understand Islamic and western political perspective regarding terrorism. The results showed a significant correlation between government policies and the incidents of terrorism. Policies of the government have everlasting impacts on the phenomenon of terrorism in one way or the other. The most crucial cause that always played its role in motivating people of FATA and KP is an ideological narrative along with the participation of other causes like injustice, economic deprivation and other factors as mentioned above.

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Section: Foreign Interventionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Therefore the unrest situation appeared in the whole country. Even the foreign powers like India or other states started his involvement to make the situation worse (Ahmed & Bhatnagar, 2015). They also began to disturb the situation in Pakistan.…”

Section: Foreign Interventionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Theoretical Study of Islamic and Western Political Perspectives on the Causes of Terrorism After 911 in Fata and Kp Pakistan

Yousufi¹,

Saeed²,

Aftab³

2021

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“…Therefore, India is an excellent avenue for examining and understanding the association between the study variables. Third, India is one of the largest economies possessing the largest workforce and consumer market (Ahmed et al, 2019). Again, this provides an excellent opportunity for employing a more extensive and diverse sample to attain effervescent results.…”

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confidence: 99%

How Human Capital affects the Competitive Work Environment of Employer of choice Organizations: The role of Person-Organization Fit

Sheikh

2021

Ramanujan International Journal of Business and Research

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This study examines the competitive work environment-human capital interplay, and the role of person-organization fit in this relationship. The questionnaires were distributed among employees of the ten employers of the choice brands. The analysis of the proposed model is done based on responses collected from 735 respondents. The data analysis was done by employing structural equation modeling and the Hayes process method. The results exhibited that human capital and person-organization fit positively impact the competitive work environment. The results also demonstrated that person-organization fit plays a significant moderating role in strengthening the relationship between human capital and a competitive work environment. This study proposed new dimensions and a re-arrangement of indicators of the competitive work environment. The study's uniqueness lies in combining human capital and person-organization fit for predicting the competitive work environment. Implications of the study are discussed, and some avenues for future research are presented.

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“…After the USSR attack and later the establishment of the Taliban government, New Delhi was nowhere in Afghanistan. However, India always funded the anti-Taliban forces in Afghanistan (Ahmed & Bhatnagar, 2015). There was no Indian embassy in Afghan territory during the government of the Taliban.…”

Section: Indo-afghan Relationsmentioning

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Indo- Afghan Relations a Historical Analysis

Junaid¹

2021

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India always had cordial ties with Afghanistan except for the four years of the Taliban rule. September 11 replaced the planet's political and security structure and gave India a chance to enter Afghanistan. Afghanistan's strategic position attracts the global community and it is a gateway to energy-rich CARs. New Delhi's interest in Afghanistan is quite realistic. After the end of the Taliban government in 2001, India increased its influence in Kabul, attended the Bonn Conference, and pledged to support Afghan people in the rehabilitation process. New Delhi enjoyed cordial ties with democratically elected regimes in Afghanistan and promoted its relations with Tehran to protect its objectives in Kabul to contain Islamabad. India has infused a lot of money in several projects in Afghanistan to increase its impact in Afghanistan. The global community thinks India is effective advertising in Southern Asia, but Pakistan believes New Dehli's foot in Kabul threatens its security. Islamabad stresses New Delhi must support Afghan nationals and avoid working against Pakistan from Afghan soil. Afghanistan has been suffering from war for the last two decades. This paper highlights the historical ties between India and Afghanistan

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Conflict or Cooperation? India and Pakistan in Shanghai Cooperation Organisation

Cited by 14 publications

References 37 publications

A Theoretical Study of Islamic and Western Political Perspectives on the Causes of Terrorism After 911 in Fata and Kp Pakistan

A Theoretical Study of Islamic and Western Political Perspectives on the Causes of Terrorism After 911 in Fata and Kp Pakistan

How Human Capital affects the Competitive Work Environment of Employer of choice Organizations: The role of Person-Organization Fit

Indo- Afghan Relations a Historical Analysis

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