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PEACE & CONFLICT STUDIES

Understanding Dynamics of Peace and Conflict in Historical Contexts


Exploring the Israeli-Palestinian and India-Pakistan Conflicts: A Commitment to Human Rights and Conflict Studies


I am dedicated to advancing research in the fields of human rights and conflict studies. My work focuses on some of the world's most complex and contentious conflicts. My expertise is rooted in a multifaceted exploration of the Israeli-Palestinian and the India-Pakistan conflicts, both of which have profound implications for these critical issues. 


To gain a deeper understanding of these conflicts, I have conducted a detailed analysis of their historical, political, and cultural dimensions. My approach involves preserving personal narratives and oral histories to reveal the human experiences that are intertwined with these tumultuous events. This helps us comprehend the impact they have had on individuals and societies.

The "Border Wall" between the Gaza Strip and Israel

At the intersection of human rights and nationalism, these conflicts raise fundamental questions about identity, justice, and the exercise of power.


My work aims to highlight the human rights implications of conflicts, focusing on challenges faced by marginalized communities and individuals affected by violence, discrimination, and displacement.


I aim to identify patterns, similarities, and differences across diverse conflict contexts through comparative analysis and an interdisciplinary approach. This approach provides a broader perspective on the universal challenges associated with such conflicts and highlights the potential for constructive change and reconciliation. 


India and Pakistan's Flags

In the study of nationalism, these conflicts offer a unique lens to examine how cultural, historical, and ideological factors intersect and shape collective identities. By analyzing the narratives and experiences of those caught during these conflicts; I contribute to a more nuanced understanding of how nationalism can be both a source of division and, paradoxically, a force for unity. 


Soldiers fight in the ongoing war in the Ukraine

My commitment to human rights advocacy drives my research. I recognize that these conflicts demand more than academic scrutiny; they require a commitment to justice, inclusivity, and promoting a more peaceful world.


By situating my work within the context of human rights, conflict studies, and nationalism, I strive to contribute to a deeper understanding of these conflicts and their implications, ultimately working towards a more just and compassionate global community.



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