Primarily, I am interested in Conflict Studies and Social Theory of International Politics. I am working on Societal Psychology to look into how conflict behaviour of larger groups are shaped. I am also studying the psycho-dynamics of conflict in any society.

I am using the schema of Psycho-cultural theory of conflict to find out the cultural foundations of psychological rivalry between two South Asian titans; India and Pakistan. My research is aimed at finding causal link among primary social institutions, cultural concepts of conflict, and people's general conflict behaviour. 

All in the Family: A Psychocultural Examination of Pakistan-India Conflict Dynamics

Graduate Teaching Associate (GTA), PPR, Lancaster University

Ph.D (International Relations), Lancaster University

M. Phil (International Relations)

M.A (Political Science)

Dr. Amalendu Misra

Book Review:

The Pakistan Institute of International Affairs: “The Contractor: Raymond’s Davis new book, an old device for Defamation”

https://piialibrary.wordpress.com/2017/08/30/raymond-daviss-new-book-an-old-device-for-defamation/

Other Publications:

The Conversation, UK: India-Paikistan Rivalry is not territorial or ideological – It’s Psychological

https://theconversation.com/india-and-pakistans-rivalry-isnt-territorial-or-ideological-its-psychological-91292

The Conversation, UK: Traditional Justice System in Resolving Pakistan-India Conflict

https://theconversation.com/how-a-traditional-justice-system-could-help-resolve-the-conflict-between-india-and-pakistan-95630

Asia Times: The above piece was reproduced by the Asia Times with my consent

https://cms.ati.ms/2018/08/traditional-justice-system-could-help-resolve-india-pakistan-conflict/

The Globe Post: “ Pakistan and India won’t fight to death because they need each other

https://theglobepost.com/2019/03/06/india-pakistan-conflict/

The Northern Review, UK: “ Can New Pakistan change its Old Relations with India”

http://northernreview.co.uk/naya-pakistan-can-a-new-pakistan-renew-its-old-relations-with-india

Pakistan Horizon: “A Change is of approach is needed to study Pakistan-India Relations”

https://pakistanhorizon.wordpress.com/2017/09/03/a-change-of-approach-is-needed-in-the-study-of-indo-pak-relations/

Pakistan Horizon: “Trump’s Tweet about Pakistan leads to a Denial Factor”

https://pakistanhorizon.wordpress.com/2018/01/12/trumps-tweets-the-denial-factor/

B-64, County South

Department of Politics, Philosophy and Religion

j.kadir@lancaster.ac.uk

Office: B-64, County South

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