Hussain Abbas
Biographic Data
| ID | 3915227 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hussain Abbas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hussain |
| FAMILY NAME | Abbas |
| SIGNATURE | ABBAS H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Islamia University of Bahawalpur |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1074-8317 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Strengthening corporate governance
Firm connections of board members have long been a focal point for economists in developed and developing countries. The connections through boards of directors can prove valuable, as connected directors provide support and essential knowledge about public policies to the firm. However, generalizing the effects of board connections on firm dynamics based on previous cross-country studies is challenging due to differing political scenarios and reg…
Explaining India’s Africa policy
With the rise in India’s power and economic potential, its needs and interests have been expanded and resultantly its engagement with the African region has increased. India’s Africa policy, while rhetorically couched the narratives of South-South cooperation, post-colonial sentiments and mutual and reciprocal development, reveals strategic paradox. Behind the altruistic rhetoric there is a strategic agenda of expanding influence and prioritized …
Politics of Pacific Region
US alliance politics, especially the AUKUS pact, reinvigoration of QUAD and the rise of other actors like Japan, Australia and ASEAN, have convoluted the geopolitics of the region. China has doubled its efforts to neutralise any adverse effects of the pacts. This study aims at explaining the nature and dynamics of the US and Chinese divergences, strategic partnerships, alliance politics and its implications for the regional order. The study, whil…
Structural Sources of Sino-Russian Distrust
In recent decades, China and Russia decades have adopted accommodation, normalisation and convergence strategies that transformed their cooperation into a comprehensive strategic partnership. Despite having this strategic alignment, several issues still constrain their long-term relations, such as divergent views and assessment of the world order, imbalance in bilateral trade and investment, competition in their respective spheres of influence, R…
Evaluating Dynamics of Sino-India Relations
Recent border skirmishes between China and India are the new episode in the competitive relationship between the two. Competitive relationship comes out of divergences between the on various fronts especially their rise in power potentials and desire to become regional hegemons. Though Sino-Indian relationship has been cooperative-competitive since the first India-China border war in 1962, today it is considered as the most complex, competitive, …
Structural Sources of Saudi-Iran Rivalry and Competition for the Sphere of Influence
Saudi Arabia and Iran are engaged in a strenuous competition in the Middle East to protect and promote their respective spheres of influence, to each other's detriment. This qualitative study traces the structural sources of this competition while taking cue from the history. It argues that demise of Saddam Hussein, Iraq's plunging into civil war, and Arab Spring leading to violent movements in Syria, Libya, Bahrain, and Yemen accentuated Saudi-I…
Is China Pursuing a ‘Regional’ Hegemony? Strategic Sources of China’sassertive-Cum-Benevolent Behaviour
Purpose of the study: Besides analyzing multilateral fora and their importance for China’s ‘Asia Dream,’ this study celaborates on the strategic sources of China’s behavior in the Asia-Pacific and beyond and the strategic initiatives that it has taken to preserve and expand its influence. Methodology: This is a qualitative explanatory case study. The research is conducted using an embedded case study in which phenomena under investigation are ana…
Structural Sources of Saudi-Iran Rivalry and Competition for the Sphere of Influence
Saudi Arabia and Iran are engaged in a strenuous competition in the Middle East to protect and promote their respective spheres of influence, to each other's detriment. This qualitative study traces the structural sources of this competition while taking cue from the history. It argues that demise of Saddam Hussein, Iraq's plunging into civil war, and Arab Spring leading to violent movements in Syria, Libya, Bahrain, and Yemen accentuated Saudi-I…
Is China Pursuing a ‘Regional’ Hegemony? Strategic Sources of China’sassertive-Cum-Benevolent Behaviour
Purpose of the study: Besides analyzing multilateral fora and their importance for China’s ‘Asia Dream,’ this study celaborates on the strategic sources of China’s behavior in the Asia-Pacific and beyond and the strategic initiatives that it has taken to preserve and expand its influence. Methodology: This is a qualitative explanatory case study. The research is conducted using an embedded case study in which phenomena under investigation are ana…
Structural Sources of Saudi-Iran Rivalry and Competition for the Sphere of Influence
Saudi Arabia and Iran are engaged in a strenuous competition in the Middle East to protect and promote their respective spheres of influence, to each other's detriment. This qualitative study traces the structural sources of this competition while taking cue from the history. It argues that demise of Saddam Hussein, Iraq's plunging into civil war, and Arab Spring leading to violent movements in Syria, Libya, Bahrain, and Yemen accentuated Saudi-I…
Evaluating Dynamics of Sino-India Relations
Recent border skirmishes between China and India are the new episode in the competitive relationship between the two. Competitive relationship comes out of divergences between the on various fronts especially their rise in power potentials and desire to become regional hegemons. Though Sino-Indian relationship has been cooperative-competitive since the first India-China border war in 1962, today it is considered as the most complex, competitive, …
Structural Sources of Sino-Russian Distrust
In recent decades, China and Russia decades have adopted accommodation, normalisation and convergence strategies that transformed their cooperation into a comprehensive strategic partnership. Despite having this strategic alignment, several issues still constrain their long-term relations, such as divergent views and assessment of the world order, imbalance in bilateral trade and investment, competition in their respective spheres of influence, R…
Politics of Pacific Region
US alliance politics, especially the AUKUS pact, reinvigoration of QUAD and the rise of other actors like Japan, Australia and ASEAN, have convoluted the geopolitics of the region. China has doubled its efforts to neutralise any adverse effects of the pacts. This study aims at explaining the nature and dynamics of the US and Chinese divergences, strategic partnerships, alliance politics and its implications for the regional order. The study, whil…
Strengthening corporate governance
Firm connections of board members have long been a focal point for economists in developed and developing countries. The connections through boards of directors can prove valuable, as connected directors provide support and essential knowledge about public policies to the firm. However, generalizing the effects of board connections on firm dynamics based on previous cross-country studies is challenging due to differing political scenarios and reg…
Explaining India’s Africa policy
With the rise in India’s power and economic potential, its needs and interests have been expanded and resultantly its engagement with the African region has increased. India’s Africa policy, while rhetorically couched the narratives of South-South cooperation, post-colonial sentiments and mutual and reciprocal development, reveals strategic paradox. Behind the altruistic rhetoric there is a strategic agenda of expanding influence and prioritized …
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · China (3 works) · Management (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Economy (2 works)