Shaun Gregory
Biographic Data
| ID | 3947357 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shaun Gregory |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shaun |
| FAMILY NAME | Gregory |
| SIGNATURE | GREGORY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bradford |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The View Across the Durand Line: Pakistan’s Perspectives on Afghanistan, Nato Drawdown, and the Prospects for a Post-Transition Peace
As the regional state with the greatest influence on Afghanistan, Pakistan is pivotal to the prospects for a smooth us / nato transition in Afghanistan and for a stable Afghanistan over the longer term. Despite this, Pakistan has been largely side-lined in us and Afghan efforts to engage the Taliban and find a negotiated peace. The explanations for this lie in part in the strained contemporary us -Pakistan relationship and in historic Afghan-Paki…
Under the drones: Modern lives in the Afghanistan–Pakistan borderlands , edited by Shahzad Bashir and Robert D. Crews
The title of this wise and iconoclastic collection is well chosen. From the viewpoint of the drones buzzing above the landscape along the Afghanistan–Pakistan border, the terrain below is rendered
Under the shadow of Islam: The plight of the Christian minority in Pakistan
The murders of Salmaan Taseer and Shahbaz Bhatti in 2011 shocked Pakistan and the international community, but equally shocking was the widespread support in Pakistan for their killings and their killers. Taseer and Bhatti's ‘crime' in the eyes of many was to have supported the amendment or repeal of Islamic ‘blasphemy laws’ and to have come to the defence of a Pakistani Christian woman, Aasiya Noreen (Bibi), who was sentenced to death for allege…
A state in flux: Pakistan in the context of national and regional change
Over the past 10 years, Pakistan has passed through some of the most turbulent and difficult times in its history. The war in Afghanistan post 9/11 has put Pakistan on the front line of the war on terrorism and provoked violent Islamic militancy within Pakistan and some grave policy choices for Pakistan itself. Rivenin addition by the natural disasters of earthquakes and floods and hobbled by political instability, economic woes, and deep social,…
The role of the military in the cohesion and stability of Pakistan
The Pakistan military has long been considered the one institution in the country that functions sufficiently well to deliver international objectives. It has consequently been the partner of choice for many states, not least the United States. A reading of the history of Pakistan, however, shows that successive military regimes have each led Pakistan into crisis, to the detriment of partners' interests; and far from guaranteeing the cohesion and…
The cohesion and stability of Pakistan: An introduction to the special issue
Pakistan is becoming increasingly important in international security calculus, and the future trajectory of this nuclear weapons' state on the front line of the ‘War on Terror’ is of profound significance not only for South Asia but also for the international community. This article introduces an inaugural set of papers from the Pakistan Security Research Unit, established in 2007 at the University of Bradford, UK, focused on the cohesion and st…
The ISI and the War on Terrorism
No
Towards strategic stability in South Asia
This paper introduces a collection of articles on strategic stability in South Asia that resulted from the launch conference of the South Asian Strategic Stability Unit, hosted by the Department of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford on 7–8 October 2004. The paper provides a brief conceptual comment on the elements of strategic stability, and introduces the different approaches that are available to promote and enhance strategic stability
France and the war on terrorism
No
French Defence Policy into the Twenty-First Century
The French Military in Africa: Past and Present
In the post-Cold War era, and particularly since the events in Rwanda in 1994, French military policy in Africa has been in transition. The emergence of this new policy trajectory has coincided with, and been informed by, the restructuring of French defence policy presented in the government defence White Paper of 1994 and in the Presidential document Une Défense Nouvelle of 1996. As part of these reforms France is ending conscription and reorien…
The French Military in Africa: Past and Present
In the post-Cold War era, and particularly since the events in Rwanda in 1994, French military policy in Africa has been in transition. The emergence of this new policy trajectory has coincided with, and been informed by, the restructuring of French defence policy presented in the government defence White Paper of 1994 and in the Presidential document Une Défense Nouvelle of 1996. As part of these reforms France is ending conscription and reorien…
Under the shadow of Islam: The plight of the Christian minority in Pakistan
The murders of Salmaan Taseer and Shahbaz Bhatti in 2011 shocked Pakistan and the international community, but equally shocking was the widespread support in Pakistan for their killings and their killers. Taseer and Bhatti's ‘crime' in the eyes of many was to have supported the amendment or repeal of Islamic ‘blasphemy laws’ and to have come to the defence of a Pakistani Christian woman, Aasiya Noreen (Bibi), who was sentenced to death for allege…
France and the war on terrorism
No
The role of the military in the cohesion and stability of Pakistan
The Pakistan military has long been considered the one institution in the country that functions sufficiently well to deliver international objectives. It has consequently been the partner of choice for many states, not least the United States. A reading of the history of Pakistan, however, shows that successive military regimes have each led Pakistan into crisis, to the detriment of partners' interests; and far from guaranteeing the cohesion and…
The ISI and the War on Terrorism
No
French Defence Policy into the Twenty-First Century
The French Military in Africa: Past and Present
In the post-Cold War era, and particularly since the events in Rwanda in 1994, French military policy in Africa has been in transition. The emergence of this new policy trajectory has coincided with, and been informed by, the restructuring of French defence policy presented in the government defence White Paper of 1994 and in the Presidential document Une Défense Nouvelle of 1996. As part of these reforms France is ending conscription and reorien…
France and the war on terrorism
No
Towards strategic stability in South Asia
This paper introduces a collection of articles on strategic stability in South Asia that resulted from the launch conference of the South Asian Strategic Stability Unit, hosted by the Department of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford on 7–8 October 2004. The paper provides a brief conceptual comment on the elements of strategic stability, and introduces the different approaches that are available to promote and enhance strategic stability
The ISI and the War on Terrorism
No
The role of the military in the cohesion and stability of Pakistan
The Pakistan military has long been considered the one institution in the country that functions sufficiently well to deliver international objectives. It has consequently been the partner of choice for many states, not least the United States. A reading of the history of Pakistan, however, shows that successive military regimes have each led Pakistan into crisis, to the detriment of partners' interests; and far from guaranteeing the cohesion and…
The cohesion and stability of Pakistan: An introduction to the special issue
Pakistan is becoming increasingly important in international security calculus, and the future trajectory of this nuclear weapons' state on the front line of the ‘War on Terror’ is of profound significance not only for South Asia but also for the international community. This article introduces an inaugural set of papers from the Pakistan Security Research Unit, established in 2007 at the University of Bradford, UK, focused on the cohesion and st…
Under the shadow of Islam: The plight of the Christian minority in Pakistan
The murders of Salmaan Taseer and Shahbaz Bhatti in 2011 shocked Pakistan and the international community, but equally shocking was the widespread support in Pakistan for their killings and their killers. Taseer and Bhatti's ‘crime' in the eyes of many was to have supported the amendment or repeal of Islamic ‘blasphemy laws’ and to have come to the defence of a Pakistani Christian woman, Aasiya Noreen (Bibi), who was sentenced to death for allege…
A state in flux: Pakistan in the context of national and regional change
Over the past 10 years, Pakistan has passed through some of the most turbulent and difficult times in its history. The war in Afghanistan post 9/11 has put Pakistan on the front line of the war on terrorism and provoked violent Islamic militancy within Pakistan and some grave policy choices for Pakistan itself. Rivenin addition by the natural disasters of earthquakes and floods and hobbled by political instability, economic woes, and deep social,…
Under the drones: Modern lives in the Afghanistan–Pakistan borderlands , edited by Shahzad Bashir and Robert D. Crews
The title of this wise and iconoclastic collection is well chosen. From the viewpoint of the drones buzzing above the landscape along the Afghanistan–Pakistan border, the terrain below is rendered
The View Across the Durand Line: Pakistan’s Perspectives on Afghanistan, Nato Drawdown, and the Prospects for a Post-Transition Peace
As the regional state with the greatest influence on Afghanistan, Pakistan is pivotal to the prospects for a smooth us / nato transition in Afghanistan and for a stable Afghanistan over the longer term. Despite this, Pakistan has been largely side-lined in us and Afghan efforts to engage the Taliban and find a negotiated peace. The explanations for this lie in part in the strained contemporary us -Pakistan relationship and in historic Afghan-Paki…
Political science (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Law (9 works) · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East (9 works) · Law (7 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Peacebuilding and International Security (5 works) · Development economics (4 works) · Economics (4 works)