Items where Author is "Kadir, Jawad"

Kadir, Jawad and Misra, Amalendu (2022) All in the family : A psychocultural examination of Pakistan-India conflict dynamics. PhD thesis, Lancaster University.

Kadir, Jawad (2021) Keeping it in the family : Understanding Kashmir as an ancestral property dispute. In: Kashmir after 2019 : Completing the Partition. Sage Publications, London, New Delhi, pp. 105-137. ISBN 9789354791215

Kadir, Jawad and Jawad, Majida (2020) Politics and the Family : Rethinking the India-Pakistan Two-Nations Theory through the Familial Construction of Political Ideas. India Review, 19 (3). pp. 223-253.

Kadir, Jawad and Jawad, Majida (2020) Does conflict begin at home?—using family dynamics to understand The Hindu-Muslim conflict in British India; 1907–1947. Asian Journal of Political Science, 28 (2). pp. 71-96. ISSN 0218-5377

Kadir, Jawad and Jawad, Majida (2020) The role of emotions in interstate relations : Using an interpersonal conflict model to reconceptualize Pakistan’s obsession vis-a-vis India. Asian Journal of Comparative Politics. ISSN 2057-892X

Kadir, Jawad (2019) The Utility of Traditional Justice System of “Panchayat” in Resolving Pakistan-India Interstate Conflict. Journal of Living Together, 6 (1).

Kadir, Jawad (2019) Perceiving the Enemy Differently : A Psycho-cultural Analysis of Pakistan–India Conflict. Journal of Asian Security & International Affairs, 6 (2). pp. 189-216.

Kadir, Jawad (2019) India and Pakistan Won’t Fight to Death Because They Need Each Other Alive. The Globe Post.

Kadir, Jawad (2018) Naya Pakistan : Can a New Pakistan Renew its Old Relations With India? Northern Review.

Kadir, Jawad (2018) Traditional justice system could help resolve India-Pakistan conflict. Asia Times.

Kadir, Jawad (2018) Trump's Tweet : The Denial factor. Pakistan Horizon Blog.

Kadir, Jawad (2017) India-Pakistan Rivalry is Psychological. The Conversation.

Kadir, Jawad (2017) A Change of approach is needed in studying Indo-Pak Relations. Pakistan Horizon Blog.

Kadir, Jawad (2017) Raymond Davis’s New Book: An Old Device For Defamation. PIIA Library Blog.