Adeel Khan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3797367 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Adeel Khan |
| PRENOMES | Adeel |
| SOBRENOME | Khan |
| ASSINATURA | KHAN A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of New England |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1999 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Carers’ Perspectives on Sustainability of Informal Care for People With Dementia
The majority of people with dementia, even at advanced stages, receive most of their care and support from family members, friends, and neighbors, rather than formal support systems. This qualitative research undertaken in the Australian state of Queensland explored how family carers of people with dementia living in the community successfully manage and sustain informal caring. It also considers challenges these carers anticipated in continuing …
What Helps Couples Rebuild Their Relationship After Infidelity
Despite infidelity being a highly traumatic experience, not all couples end their relationship after discovery of the affair. The present study provides insights into the experience of couples who remained together after having experienced infidelity by one partner. Narrative inquiry methods were used to undertake and analyze in-depth interviews with eligible participants from eastern Australia who responded to advertisements. The key themes ackn…
Renewed Ethnonationalist Insurgency in Balochistan, Pakistan
A mini-war is going on between the military and ethnic nationalists in Balochistan, Pakistan's territorially largest province. The military claims that violence is the result of tribal chiefs' opposition to the Pakistani government's development projects, whereas the militants believe that the Punjabi-dominated military is colonizing their land and exploiting its resources. This article argues that the violence is unlikely to subside, absent a co…
Women's Perceptions and Experiences of Sexual Violence in Marital Relationships and Its Effect on Reproductive Health
In this article we explore women's perceptions and experiences of sexual violence in marital relationships and its effects on reproductive health. We conducted a qualitative study composed of key informant interviews, focus group discussions, and in-depth interviews in two low- to middle-income areas of Karachi, Pakistan. Results show sexual coercion and nonconsensual sex were common and not limited to abusive relationships. Difficulties in negot…
Violence against Women in Pakistan
Pakistan has attracted international media attention for a number of gruesome acts of violence against women. The recent case of the gang rape of Mukhtar Mai and the consequent role of the police, judiciary and executive levels of government has become an international cause célèbre. However, what often escapes media notice is that many women in Pakistan are at risk of various forms of domestic violence on adaily basis. In 2003, non-governmental …
Pakistan in 2007
In 2007, Pakistan experienced one of the most violent and eventful years in its history. The year included the dismissal and reinstatement of the Supreme Court chief justice, the Red Mosque siege and consequent killings, farcical presidential elections, intensified violence in tribal areas that spread to other regions of the country, the imposition of emergency rule and suspension of the Constitution, and the assassination of former Prime Ministe…
Pakistan in 2006
In 2006 Pakistan saw increased ethnic violence in Balochistan, the reassembling and resurgence of Taliban forces across its western and northern borders, the watering down of the draconian Hudood Ordinances, and small symbolic steps toward democratization by the two major opposition leaders
Mohajir Ethnic Nationalism in Pakistan
To build Pakistan it was necessary to cover up Indian history, to deny that Indian centuries layjust beneath the surface of Pakistani Standard Time. The past was rewritten; there was nothingelse to be done. Who commandeered the job of rewriting history? – The immigrants, themohajirs. In what language? – Urdu and English, both imported tongues, although one travelledless distance than the other. It is possible to see the subsequent history of Paki…
Baloch Ethnic Nationalism in Pakistan
In 1962, when Henry Kissinger was in Pakistan on a troubleshooting mission for US President J. F. Kennedy, a local journalist asked him to comment on Baloch insurgency. His answer was: 'I wouldn't recognize the Balochistan problem, (even) if it hit me in the face.' 1 But in 1973, when Baloch nationalists were pitted against the Pakistan armed forces, Balochistan had become one of the most volatile conflict regions for the two super powers. Today,…
Pukhtun Ethnic Nationalism
There is many a myth about Pukhtuns. The British colonialists thought Pukhtuns were 'unruly' people that could not be tamed. When Pakistan came into being, Pukhtun nationalists were regarded as the most serious threat to the new state, and until the 1970s every government persecuted them. But during the last three decades of the twentieth century, Pukhtun politics underwent a sea change. Today, Pukhtuns, who were opposed to the creation of Pakist…
Pakistan, the BJP, and the politics of identity
When we look back at over half a century of the political histories ofIndia and Pakistan, there is one development that outshines all others. The debate over the basis of identity, which began in earnest in the immediate run-up to independence, continues to engage both countries. What we see are two states still contesting the ideological underpinnings of nation; still ostensibly wrestling with tensions that were evident at the time of partition
An Indo-Centric Perspective on Uzbekistan
Pakistan's Sindhi Ethnic Nationalism
It is a measure of the political system of Pakistan that Sindh is the most developed province in the country, while its indigenous people are, after the Baloch, the most marginalized. In no other region of Pakistan is the divide between urban prosperity and rural deprivation as wide as it is in Sindh. Due to the concentration of commerce and industry in its capital city, Karachi, Sindh has the highest per capita income in Pakistan, while its rura…
Ethnicity, Islam and national identity in Pakistan
Since its creation in 1947, Pakistan has been confronted with the self-assertion of one ethnic group or another. Although all of these groups are Muslim and they have never questioned the Muslim identity of the state, they have serious reservations about the state's overarching definition of Muslim-Pakistani identity at the expense of regional ethnic identities. This essay proposes to analyse the issue of Pakistan's national identity by looking a…
What Helps Couples Rebuild Their Relationship After Infidelity
Despite infidelity being a highly traumatic experience, not all couples end their relationship after discovery of the affair. The present study provides insights into the experience of couples who remained together after having experienced infidelity by one partner. Narrative inquiry methods were used to undertake and analyze in-depth interviews with eligible participants from eastern Australia who responded to advertisements. The key themes ackn…
Renewed Ethnonationalist Insurgency in Balochistan, Pakistan
A mini-war is going on between the military and ethnic nationalists in Balochistan, Pakistan's territorially largest province. The military claims that violence is the result of tribal chiefs' opposition to the Pakistani government's development projects, whereas the militants believe that the Punjabi-dominated military is colonizing their land and exploiting its resources. This article argues that the violence is unlikely to subside, absent a co…
Ethnicity, Islam and national identity in Pakistan
Since its creation in 1947, Pakistan has been confronted with the self-assertion of one ethnic group or another. Although all of these groups are Muslim and they have never questioned the Muslim identity of the state, they have serious reservations about the state's overarching definition of Muslim-Pakistani identity at the expense of regional ethnic identities. This essay proposes to analyse the issue of Pakistan's national identity by looking a…
Violence against Women in Pakistan
Pakistan has attracted international media attention for a number of gruesome acts of violence against women. The recent case of the gang rape of Mukhtar Mai and the consequent role of the police, judiciary and executive levels of government has become an international cause célèbre. However, what often escapes media notice is that many women in Pakistan are at risk of various forms of domestic violence on adaily basis. In 2003, non-governmental …
Pukhtun Ethnic Nationalism
There is many a myth about Pukhtuns. The British colonialists thought Pukhtuns were 'unruly' people that could not be tamed. When Pakistan came into being, Pukhtun nationalists were regarded as the most serious threat to the new state, and until the 1970s every government persecuted them. But during the last three decades of the twentieth century, Pukhtun politics underwent a sea change. Today, Pukhtuns, who were opposed to the creation of Pakist…
Baloch Ethnic Nationalism in Pakistan
In 1962, when Henry Kissinger was in Pakistan on a troubleshooting mission for US President J. F. Kennedy, a local journalist asked him to comment on Baloch insurgency. His answer was: 'I wouldn't recognize the Balochistan problem, (even) if it hit me in the face.' 1 But in 1973, when Baloch nationalists were pitted against the Pakistan armed forces, Balochistan had become one of the most volatile conflict regions for the two super powers. Today,…
Pakistan in 2006
In 2006 Pakistan saw increased ethnic violence in Balochistan, the reassembling and resurgence of Taliban forces across its western and northern borders, the watering down of the draconian Hudood Ordinances, and small symbolic steps toward democratization by the two major opposition leaders
Pakistan's Sindhi Ethnic Nationalism
It is a measure of the political system of Pakistan that Sindh is the most developed province in the country, while its indigenous people are, after the Baloch, the most marginalized. In no other region of Pakistan is the divide between urban prosperity and rural deprivation as wide as it is in Sindh. Due to the concentration of commerce and industry in its capital city, Karachi, Sindh has the highest per capita income in Pakistan, while its rura…
Ethnicity, Islam and national identity in Pakistan
Since its creation in 1947, Pakistan has been confronted with the self-assertion of one ethnic group or another. Although all of these groups are Muslim and they have never questioned the Muslim identity of the state, they have serious reservations about the state's overarching definition of Muslim-Pakistani identity at the expense of regional ethnic identities. This essay proposes to analyse the issue of Pakistan's national identity by looking a…
Pakistan, the BJP, and the politics of identity
When we look back at over half a century of the political histories ofIndia and Pakistan, there is one development that outshines all others. The debate over the basis of identity, which began in earnest in the immediate run-up to independence, continues to engage both countries. What we see are two states still contesting the ideological underpinnings of nation; still ostensibly wrestling with tensions that were evident at the time of partition
An Indo-Centric Perspective on Uzbekistan
Pakistan's Sindhi Ethnic Nationalism
It is a measure of the political system of Pakistan that Sindh is the most developed province in the country, while its indigenous people are, after the Baloch, the most marginalized. In no other region of Pakistan is the divide between urban prosperity and rural deprivation as wide as it is in Sindh. Due to the concentration of commerce and industry in its capital city, Karachi, Sindh has the highest per capita income in Pakistan, while its rura…
Baloch Ethnic Nationalism in Pakistan
In 1962, when Henry Kissinger was in Pakistan on a troubleshooting mission for US President J. F. Kennedy, a local journalist asked him to comment on Baloch insurgency. His answer was: 'I wouldn't recognize the Balochistan problem, (even) if it hit me in the face.' 1 But in 1973, when Baloch nationalists were pitted against the Pakistan armed forces, Balochistan had become one of the most volatile conflict regions for the two super powers. Today,…
Pukhtun Ethnic Nationalism
There is many a myth about Pukhtuns. The British colonialists thought Pukhtuns were 'unruly' people that could not be tamed. When Pakistan came into being, Pukhtun nationalists were regarded as the most serious threat to the new state, and until the 1970s every government persecuted them. But during the last three decades of the twentieth century, Pukhtun politics underwent a sea change. Today, Pukhtuns, who were opposed to the creation of Pakist…
Mohajir Ethnic Nationalism in Pakistan
To build Pakistan it was necessary to cover up Indian history, to deny that Indian centuries layjust beneath the surface of Pakistani Standard Time. The past was rewritten; there was nothingelse to be done. Who commandeered the job of rewriting history? – The immigrants, themohajirs. In what language? – Urdu and English, both imported tongues, although one travelledless distance than the other. It is possible to see the subsequent history of Paki…
Pakistan in 2006
In 2006 Pakistan saw increased ethnic violence in Balochistan, the reassembling and resurgence of Taliban forces across its western and northern borders, the watering down of the draconian Hudood Ordinances, and small symbolic steps toward democratization by the two major opposition leaders
Women's Perceptions and Experiences of Sexual Violence in Marital Relationships and Its Effect on Reproductive Health
In this article we explore women's perceptions and experiences of sexual violence in marital relationships and its effects on reproductive health. We conducted a qualitative study composed of key informant interviews, focus group discussions, and in-depth interviews in two low- to middle-income areas of Karachi, Pakistan. Results show sexual coercion and nonconsensual sex were common and not limited to abusive relationships. Difficulties in negot…
Violence against Women in Pakistan
Pakistan has attracted international media attention for a number of gruesome acts of violence against women. The recent case of the gang rape of Mukhtar Mai and the consequent role of the police, judiciary and executive levels of government has become an international cause célèbre. However, what often escapes media notice is that many women in Pakistan are at risk of various forms of domestic violence on adaily basis. In 2003, non-governmental …
Pakistan in 2007
In 2007, Pakistan experienced one of the most violent and eventful years in its history. The year included the dismissal and reinstatement of the Supreme Court chief justice, the Red Mosque siege and consequent killings, farcical presidential elections, intensified violence in tribal areas that spread to other regions of the country, the imposition of emergency rule and suspension of the Constitution, and the assassination of former Prime Ministe…
Renewed Ethnonationalist Insurgency in Balochistan, Pakistan
A mini-war is going on between the military and ethnic nationalists in Balochistan, Pakistan's territorially largest province. The military claims that violence is the result of tribal chiefs' opposition to the Pakistani government's development projects, whereas the militants believe that the Punjabi-dominated military is colonizing their land and exploiting its resources. This article argues that the violence is unlikely to subside, absent a co…
What Helps Couples Rebuild Their Relationship After Infidelity
Despite infidelity being a highly traumatic experience, not all couples end their relationship after discovery of the affair. The present study provides insights into the experience of couples who remained together after having experienced infidelity by one partner. Narrative inquiry methods were used to undertake and analyze in-depth interviews with eligible participants from eastern Australia who responded to advertisements. The key themes ackn…
Carers’ Perspectives on Sustainability of Informal Care for People With Dementia
The majority of people with dementia, even at advanced stages, receive most of their care and support from family members, friends, and neighbors, rather than formal support systems. This qualitative research undertaken in the Australian state of Queensland explored how family carers of people with dementia living in the community successfully manage and sustain informal caring. It also considers challenges these carers anticipated in continuing …
Political science (11 obras) · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East (10 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Politics (9 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Ethnic group (7 obras) · Law (7 obras) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (6 obras) · Criminology (4 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras)