Khan
Biographic Data
| ID | 13905 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Khan |
| FAMILY NAME | Khan |
| SIGNATURE | KHAN |
| AFFILIATIONS | Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0683-7413 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The effect of China’s environmental policy on its trade pattern and carbon neutrality
Sustainable entrepreneurial dynamics in manufacturing: Innovative business models and social value creation in Chinese enterprises
Navigating sustainable development: Exploring the environmental Kuznets curve in the Saarc region with global stochastic trends
Racialising age in the UK's border regime: A Case for Abolishing Age Assessment
Processes for assessing the age of young unaccompanied migrants have been roundly critiqued, with new concerns in the UK being raised about the increasing use of 'scientific' approaches. In this article, we suggest that, taking everything into account, analyses do not go far enough, arguing that technical questions of how 'best' to assess age or the new incursion of biometric measurements can obscure the political question of what work age does i…
Transitioning Pakistan's Hard Power Image: A Strategic Exploration of Shifting Paradigms towards Soft Power Diplomacy
The objective of this research is to examine the hard power perception of Pakistan and explore strategies for transforming it into a soft power image. The global community cannot ignore the developments in Pakistan due to its strategic location, large population, strong military, and nuclear weapons. Military leadership has significant share in the policy making. Qualitative approaches are employed in this research. Pakistan's "hard power" image …
Is Tribe a Homogeneous Category? Evidence From Tripura in North-East India
Anthropological–sociological studies since the colonial period in India largely saw tribes as homogeneous, unchanging and undifferentiated groups which were free from conflicts or exploitation. This article critiques this notion of tribe and shows heterogeneity within tribes through an analysis of the social history of Tripura in the north-east region of India and mass movement of tribal organisations like the Ganamukti Parishad therein in the la…
Analysing Association in Environmental Pollution, Tourism and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from the Commonwealth of Independent States
Clean and green environment along with sustainable development is the prime objective of every state. We explore empirically the nexus between tourism, environmental pollution measured by carbon (CO2) emissions, population, trade, foreign direct investment (FDI) and economic growth in six countries from the Commonwealth of Independent States over 1995-2018. Traditional panel estimation technique is employed, where the Hausman test suggests fixed-…
The paradox of indigeneity: Adivasi struggle for ST status in Assam
This article, based on a study conducted in a tea plantation of Upper Assam, documents and analyses the struggle for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status by the Adivasis in Assam, which is linked to a larger demand for indigeneity and tribal recognition in the state and in the Northeast. It examines the nature of this struggle in recent times through both its contestations of indigeneity and claims upon citizenship by drawing on personal narratives and in…
The Kisan Sabha and Adivasi Struggles in Thane District after 1947
Institutional and Behavioral Economics, International Development
Focus groups in tropical diseases research
Focus groups are a method designed to gather information primarily about beliefs, values and understanding. Participants in focus groups are specifically selected to explore the range of these beliefs in a study population. Group dynamics facilitate the collection of relatively detailed information on prevalent attitudes and ideas, conflicts and contradictions. Focus groups are guided by relatively strict rules of structure and procedure. This pa…
Focus groups in tropical diseases research
Focus groups are a method designed to gather information primarily about beliefs, values and understanding. Participants in focus groups are specifically selected to explore the range of these beliefs in a study population. Group dynamics facilitate the collection of relatively detailed information on prevalent attitudes and ideas, conflicts and contradictions. Focus groups are guided by relatively strict rules of structure and procedure. This pa…
The paradox of indigeneity: Adivasi struggle for ST status in Assam
This article, based on a study conducted in a tea plantation of Upper Assam, documents and analyses the struggle for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status by the Adivasis in Assam, which is linked to a larger demand for indigeneity and tribal recognition in the state and in the Northeast. It examines the nature of this struggle in recent times through both its contestations of indigeneity and claims upon citizenship by drawing on personal narratives and in…
Racialising age in the UK's border regime: A Case for Abolishing Age Assessment
Processes for assessing the age of young unaccompanied migrants have been roundly critiqued, with new concerns in the UK being raised about the increasing use of 'scientific' approaches. In this article, we suggest that, taking everything into account, analyses do not go far enough, arguing that technical questions of how 'best' to assess age or the new incursion of biometric measurements can obscure the political question of what work age does i…
Focus groups in tropical diseases research
Focus groups are a method designed to gather information primarily about beliefs, values and understanding. Participants in focus groups are specifically selected to explore the range of these beliefs in a study population. Group dynamics facilitate the collection of relatively detailed information on prevalent attitudes and ideas, conflicts and contradictions. Focus groups are guided by relatively strict rules of structure and procedure. This pa…
The Kisan Sabha and Adivasi Struggles in Thane District after 1947
Institutional and Behavioral Economics, International Development
The paradox of indigeneity: Adivasi struggle for ST status in Assam
This article, based on a study conducted in a tea plantation of Upper Assam, documents and analyses the struggle for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status by the Adivasis in Assam, which is linked to a larger demand for indigeneity and tribal recognition in the state and in the Northeast. It examines the nature of this struggle in recent times through both its contestations of indigeneity and claims upon citizenship by drawing on personal narratives and in…
Analysing Association in Environmental Pollution, Tourism and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from the Commonwealth of Independent States
Clean and green environment along with sustainable development is the prime objective of every state. We explore empirically the nexus between tourism, environmental pollution measured by carbon (CO2) emissions, population, trade, foreign direct investment (FDI) and economic growth in six countries from the Commonwealth of Independent States over 1995-2018. Traditional panel estimation technique is employed, where the Hausman test suggests fixed-…
Transitioning Pakistan's Hard Power Image: A Strategic Exploration of Shifting Paradigms towards Soft Power Diplomacy
The objective of this research is to examine the hard power perception of Pakistan and explore strategies for transforming it into a soft power image. The global community cannot ignore the developments in Pakistan due to its strategic location, large population, strong military, and nuclear weapons. Military leadership has significant share in the policy making. Qualitative approaches are employed in this research. Pakistan's "hard power" image …
Is Tribe a Homogeneous Category? Evidence From Tripura in North-East India
Anthropological–sociological studies since the colonial period in India largely saw tribes as homogeneous, unchanging and undifferentiated groups which were free from conflicts or exploitation. This article critiques this notion of tribe and shows heterogeneity within tribes through an analysis of the social history of Tripura in the north-east region of India and mass movement of tribal organisations like the Ganamukti Parishad therein in the la…
Navigating sustainable development: Exploring the environmental Kuznets curve in the Saarc region with global stochastic trends
Racialising age in the UK's border regime: A Case for Abolishing Age Assessment
Processes for assessing the age of young unaccompanied migrants have been roundly critiqued, with new concerns in the UK being raised about the increasing use of 'scientific' approaches. In this article, we suggest that, taking everything into account, analyses do not go far enough, arguing that technical questions of how 'best' to assess age or the new incursion of biometric measurements can obscure the political question of what work age does i…
The effect of China’s environmental policy on its trade pattern and carbon neutrality
Sustainable entrepreneurial dynamics in manufacturing: Innovative business models and social value creation in Chinese enterprises
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Population (3 works) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (3 works)