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EVALUATIVE REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT

1. Name of the Department: MMAJ ACADEMY OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

2. Year of establishment: 1988

3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university? Yes

4. Names of Programmes/ Courses offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters, Integrated

Ph.D., etc.)

S. No. Programme Type of Programme Annual Intake

1 Certificate in Languages Uzbek 20

Mandarin (Chinese) 25

2 Diploma Uzbek 10

3 M.Phil. International Studies 20

4 Ph.D. International Studies

As per UGC norms Professor-

08

Associate Professor-06

Assistant Professor-04

5. Interdisciplinary courses and departments involved: N.A.

6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc.

Certificate in Mandarin (Chinese) Language with the National University, Taiwan

7. Details of programmes/courses discontinued, if any, with reasons :

Certificate in Kyrgyz and Programme in Indian Ocean Studies (The faculty joined in other universities).

8. Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System:

S. No. Programme Examination System

1 Certificate in Languages Annual

2 Diploma Annual

3 M.Phil

Course work, progress reports and presentations before the

faculty followed by semester end exams; then dissertations

submitted for external evaluation followed by open viva-

voce.

4 Ph.D

Course work for those Ph.D. students who have not done

their M.Phil. from the Academy, progress reports and

presentations before the faculty and supervisors; then

dissertations submitted for external evaluation followed by

open viva-voce. Ph.D. students also have to publish

research papers in Peer reviewed journals in order to

qualify for viva-voce exams.


9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments: Yes

S. No. Faculty Classes Taught Department/ Centre Year

1 Ajay Darshan Behra M.A

Nelson Mandela Centre

for Peace and Conflict

Resolution

2013-14

Dr. Abuzar Khairi PG Diploma in

Iranology

India-Arab Cultural

Centre

Since

2012

2 Dr. Mohammad Sohrab B.A. L.L.B.

Integrated Faculty of Law

Since

2011

3 Dr. Mohammad Sohrab M.Phil. Centre for Spanish and

Latin American Studies 2013-14

4 Dr. Aliva Mishra M.A

Nelson Mandela Centre

for Peace and Conflict

Resolution

2012-13

5 Dr. Mujib Alam

Certificate and

Diploma in

Turkish

Language

Turkish Language and

Literature Programme

(Faculty of Humanities

and Languages)

2013-2014

6. Dr. Safia Mehdi B.A.

L.L.B(Hons) Faculty of Law

Since 2010

cont.

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled (Professors/AssociateProfessors/Asst. Professors)

Position Sanctioned Filled Actual including

(CAS & MPS)

Permanent Teaching Faculty of the Academy as on 31.12.2014

Professor 2 2 3*

Associate Professor 4 3* 1

Assistant Professor 8 8 8

Research Associate 4 2 2

Tenure Based Teaching Staff of the Academy as on 31.12.2014

Professor 2 0 0

Associate Professor 2 0 0

Assistant Professor 4 3 3

Research Associate 7 2 2

Project Associate 1 0 1


Other Teaching/ Research faculty of the Academy as on 31.12.2014

Visiting Professor 0 0 4

Chinese Language

Instructor

0 0 1**

* One Professor under Career Advancement Scheme

**On deputation

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization (D.Sc./D.Litt./ Ph.D. /M.Phil.

etc.)

S.

No.

Name Qualification Designation/

Joined

Academy

Specialization Experi-

-ence

in

years

No. of M.Phil/Ph.D.

Scholars Guided

(2008-2014)

Awarded In-

Progress

1 Prof. Shri

Prakash

Ph.D Professor &

Director

01.04.1988

Globalization and Trade;

Political Economy

30 M.Phil-08

PhD-1

M.Phil

01, Ph.D -09

2 Prof. Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Ph.D Professor

27.10.2005

Central Asia, Soviet Union,

Russia, Russian and Soviet

Literature and Culture; Critical

Theory

2 4 M.Phil-06

PhD-Nil

M.Phil

02, Ph.D 08

3 Prof. Ajay

Darshan

Behera

Ph.D Professor

03.08.2004

Foreign policy and security

issues in South Asia; Political

Violence, Insurgency and

Terrorism; Conflicts and

Conflict Management; India’s

Foreign Policy; Political

Development and Foreign

Policy of Pakistan and Sri

Lanka

17 M.Phil-05,

PhD-Nil

M.Phil-

02,

Ph.D-06

4. Dr. G.M.

Shah

Ph.D Associate

Professor

27.10.2005

Regional Development in

Central Asia

21 M.Phil-06,

PhD-1

(Submitted)

M.Phil-

00,

Ph.D-06

5 Dr. Mathew

Joseph C.

Ph.D Associate

Professor

25.05.2010

Pakistan Studies; South Asian

Studies; IR

13 M.Phil03,

PhD Nil

M.Phil-

02,

Ph.D 02

6 Dr. Sabiha

Alam

Ph.D Assistant

Professor

12.06.1998

Environment and Development

in the Third World

23 M.Phil-11,

PhD- Nil

M.Phil-4,

Ph.D-06

7 Dr. Shahid

Tasleem

Ph.D Assistant

Professor

14.06.2004

Uzbek Language 08 -

-

-

-

-

-

-

8 Dr. Abuzar

Khairi

Ph.D Assistant

Professor

04.01.2007

Central Asian Studies 1 0 M.Phil.02,

Ph.D-NIL

M.Phil-

01,

Ph.D-03

9 Dr.

Mohammad

Sohrab

Ph.D Assistant

Professor

12.01.2007

West Asian Studies; Conflict

Studies; Identity Question and

Political Islam

11 M.Phil-07,

Ph.D-01

M.Phil-

01,

Ph.D-03


10 Dr. Mujib

Alam

Ph.D Assistant

Professor

15.01.2007

Turkish Studies; IR; Conflict

and Peace Studies; International

Organizations

10 M.Phil-01,

Ph.D -NIL

-

M.Phil01

Ph.D-03

11 Dr. Bijay

Ketan

Pratihari

Ph.D Assistant

Professor

15.01.2007

International Studies; African

Studies

06 MPhil-3

PhD-Nil

M.Phil-

04,

Ph.D-05

12 Dr. Nasir

Raza

Khan

Ph.D Assistant

Professor

23.02.2007

Central Asian Studies 13 MPhil-1

PhD-Nil

M.Phil-

01,

Ph.D-04

13 Dr. Aliva

Mishra

Ph.D Assistant

Professor

06.03.2012

South Asia Studies 05

M.Phil02

Ph.D-Nil

14 Dr. Angira

Sen Sarma

PhD Assistant

Professor

18.07.2013

Afghanistan Studies 08 M.Phil 01

15 Ms. Saheli

Chattaraj

M. Phil Assistant

Professor

16.07.2013

Chinese Studies 02

16 Dr. K. N.

Tennyson

PhD

Assistant

Professor

17.07.2013

Afghanistan Studies 06

17 Dr. Safia

Mehdi

PhD Research

Associate

01.06.1989

Transport Economics 24

18 Dr. Saifullah

Saifi

PhD Research

Associate

12.05.2010

Central Asian Studies 5

19 Dr. T. H.

Zaidi

PhD Project

Associate

28.07.2010

Pakistan Studies 9

20 Dr.

Gatikrushna

Mahanta

PhD Research

Associate

18.03.2011

Central Asian Studies 4

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, faculty, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors:

S. No. Name University/

Organisation

Period Designation Specialization

1 Dr. Wolfgang Peter

Zingel

Univ. of Heidelberg,

Germany

Since 2014 Visiting Professor Pakistan Studies

2 Mr. Suleiman Ahmed Retd. Director, Al-

Rajhi Bank, KSA

Since 2013 Visiting Professor Banking, Pakistan studies


3 Prof. Suresh Sharma Centre for studies of

Developing Society,

Delhi

Since 2013 Visiting Professor Asian Civilization

4 Mr. Rana Banerji Retd. Principal

Secretary, RAW

Since 2011 Visiting Professor Centre for Pakistan

studies

5 Prof. Sunanda Sen Former Prof. JNU &

National Fellow

ICSSR, New Delhi

Since 2003 Visiting Professor Global Financial

Economics

6 Capt. Alok Bansal IDSA 2009-2011 Visiting Professor Pakistan studies

7 Dr. Suba Chandran Director, IPCS, New

Delhi

2009-2011 Visiting Professor Pakistan studies

8 Prof. K.D. Kapur Former Prof. SIS, JNU,

New Delhi

2007-2010 Visiting Professor Diplomacy; Nuclear issues

9 Prof. Baladas

Ghoshal

Former Prof.

University of Malaysia

2007-2009 Visiting Professor Southeast Asia and

West Pacific Studies

10 Dr. Patrick Hoeing

(Germany)

Germany

2006-2011 Visiting Professor South Asia

11 Dr. Rani D. Mullen

Associate Professor,

Government

Department, College of

William and Mary,

Virginia, USA.

August

2013-May

2014

Fulbright- Nehru

Senior Scholar

Afghanistan Studies

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information

S. No. Programme Classes taken by temporary faculty

1 Certificate in Chinese Language 50 %

2 Certificate in Uzbek 00 %

3 Diploma in Uzbek 00%

4 M. Phil 00%

5 Ph.D 00 %

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio: 9:1

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned and filled:

Technical/Administrative staff Sanctioned Filled Actual

Assistant Librarian 01 01 01

Documentation Officer 01 01 01

Administrative staff 03 02 02

Peon 02 01 02


16. Research thrust areas recognized by funding agencies:

The Academy specializes in teaching and researching on issues like Globalization, International Trade,

Conflict Studies, International Politics, Development Studies, Cultural Studies, Environmental Studies,

Geopolitics and Geo-strategy. The Academy runs four area study Centre on Pakistan, Central Asia,

China and Afghanistan sanctioned and funded by the UGC.

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) Total

grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies and grants received project-wise.

a) National:

S. No. PI Project Funding

Agency

Amount

(in INR)

1

Dr. Mujib

Alam

Two Years Research Project on Contours of

Turkish Foreign Policy

ICSSR 7,00,000-00

2 Prof. Sunanda

Sen

A Multi-Dimensional Study of Imperial

Order and Its Journey Towards Neoliberal

Imperialism Under Globalisation*

ICSSR 42,85,000-00

3 Dr. B.K.

Pratihari

India-Africa Relations: Implications for

China

ICSSR 3,60,000-00

b) International funding agencies: No

c) Total grants received: Rs. 53.45,125-00

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and grants received

Ford Foundation US $ 250000

a) All India collaboration No

b) International No

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, etc.; total grants

received.

S.N. Project name/

Programme of Studies

sanctioned by UGC

Coordinator Funding

agency

Period Total grants

received

(in INR)

1 Centre for Pakistan

Studies

Prof. Ajay

Darshan Behera

U.G.C. 2006-08

2009-12

2014-19

10,000,00

15,000,00

16,250,00

2 Centre for Central Asian

Studies

Prof. Rashmi

Doraiswamy

U.G.C. 2007-12

2012-13

2014-19

95,000,00

10,000,00

21,250,00


3 Centre for Afghanistan

Studies

Director, AIS U.G.C. 2011-15 96,000,00

4 Centre for China Studies

Director, AIS U.G.C. 2011-15 16,500,00

20. Research facility / centre with

state recognition: Yes

national recognition: Yes

international recognition: Yes

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies. No

22. Publications: Departmental Summary (Since 2009)

S. No. Items Total No.

1 Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (international

/national) 65

2 Monographs 10

3 Chapters in Books 80

4 Edited Books 9

5 Books with ISBN with details of publishers 11

6 Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science,

Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database -

International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.)

No

7 Citation Index – average range NA

8 SNIP NA

9 SJR NA

10 Impact Factor – average range NA

11 h-index NA

NA: Not available at present

Faculty wise Summary

S.

No.

Name of

Faculty

No of Publications Book/

Book

Chapters

Impact

Factor

Range

(average)

Total

citations

‘h’

index International National

1 Prof. Shri

Prakash 0 1 3 BC

2 Prof. Rashmi

Doraiswamy 1 3 8B+16BC

3

Prof. Ajay

Darshan

Behera

1 5 2B+6BC

4 Dr. G.M. Shah 0 1 1B+8BC

5 Dr. Jamal

Moosa 1 2 9 BC


B: Book, BC: Book Chapter

23. Details of patents and income generated No

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated Yes

S.No Name of

the

faculty

member

Designation

in the

Project

Title of the

consultancy

project

Name of

the client

Source of

funding

Consultancy

fee

1 Dr. Safia

Mehdi

Transport

Economist

“Study for

preparation of

vision statement

and strategic Road

master plan for

Uttar Pradesh”

M/S L.R.

Kodiyali

and

Associates

Public Works

Deptt., Govt.

of Uttar

Pradesh( Feb

2011 to Oct

2013

Rs.

10,500,00

6 Dr. Mathew

Joseph C. 1 5 9BC

7 Dr. Sabiha

Alam 0 0 0

8 Dr. Shahid

Tasleem 0 0 3BC

9 Dr. Abuzar

Khairi 0 1 5BC

10 Dr. Mohammad

Sohrab 1 3 1B+2BC

11 Dr. Mujib

Alam 0 0 5BC

12 Dr. Bijay Ketan

Pratihari 1 2 1BC

13 Dr. Nasir Raza

Khan 1 2 1B+4BC

14 Dr. Aliva

Mishra 0 2 1B

15 Ms. Saheli

Chattaraj 0 0 0

16 Dr. Angira Sen

Sarma 0 1 1B+10BC

17 Dr. K. N.

Tennyson 0 10 1B

18 Dr. Safia

Mehdi 0 0 0

19 Dr. Saifullah

Saifi 0 0 0

20 Dr. T. H. Zaidi 0 2 0

21

Dr.

Gatikrushna

Mahanta

0 1 1BC

22 Prof. Sunanda

Sen 4 8 4B

23 Mr. Rana

Banerji 0 9 0

24 Mr. Sulaiman

Ahmad 0 0 2B


2 Dr. Safia

Mehdi

Transport

Economist

“Feasibility- cum-

Geo-technical study

for bypass to

Shirodi Ghat on

NH-48 in

Karnantaka”

M/S L.R.

Kodiyali

and

Associates

Japanese Aid

( Oct 2014

for Six

months

Rs 15,000,0

per month

for six

months

25. Faculty selected Internationally/Nationally to visit other laboratories in India and abroad - No

26. Faculty serving in

a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify)

any other

Prof. Shri Prakash

Member of Academic Council of Jamia Millia Islamia

Member of Board of Studies, Faculty of Humanities and Languages, JMI

Member of Board of Studies, Department of Social Work, JMI

Member, Society of Indian Ocean Studies, New Delhi

Prof Rashmi Doraiswamy

Member Advisory Committee, ASC JMI

Member, Advisory Committee, CMG, JMI

Member, BOS, Dept of Sociology

Member, BOS, Dept. Education

Member, Advisory Committee, Jamia School

Prof. Ajay Darshan Behra

Member Board of Management, Nelson Mandela Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution, JMI,

since April 2010.

Member Committee of Studies Nelson Mandela Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution, JMI

Member Board of management, Centre for North East Studies and policy Research, JMI

Member, Committee of Studies, Centre for North East Studies and policy Research, JMI

Member, Committee of Studies, Centre for European and Latin American Studies, JMI

Honorary Member, Governing Board, Institute for research on India and International Studies

Gurgaon, Haryana.

Dr. Sabiha Alam

Joint Secretary, JTA

Dr. Mohammad Sohrab

Member, Moderation Committee, Department of Sociology, JMI

27. Faculty recharging strategies

Faculties attend orientation programmes, refresher courses, conferences/symposia/worships/

and have been invited to various countries by academic institutions

28. Student projects - No

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by Faculty - NA

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows

7 (Doctoral candidates received individual fellowships in form of JRF/SRF)


Fellowships Awarded To Research Scholars of the Academy (2008-2014)

S.N. M.Phil. Ph.D. Grand

Total Year RGF MAF UGC

JRF

Total RGF MAF UGC

JRF

UGC

SRF

Total

1. 2008 3 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4

2. 2009 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3

3. 2010 2 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 4

4. 2011 0 0 2 2 3 1 1 0 5 7

5. 2012 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 2 4 6

6. 2013 0 1 1 2 0 1 2 2 5 7

7. 2014 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 2

Total 8 4 7 19 5 2 3 4 14 33

RGF= Rajiv Gandhi Fellowship

MAF= Maulana Azad Fellowship

UGC JRF= University Grants Commission Junior Research Fellowship

30. Conferences/Seminars/ Workshops organized and the source of funding (International/ National) with

details of outstanding participants, if any. UGC, ICSSR, ICCR, MEA etc.

Academic Achievements of the Academy from 2008 to 2014

S.

N.

Activities Year of Activities Total

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

1. International Seminars 1 6 1 1 4 2 0 15

2. National Seminars 4 4 2 1 2 2 0 15

3. International

Workshops

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4. National Workshops 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 4

5. Roundtable

Discussions

0 1 0 2 3 1 1 8

6. Symposiums 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 5

7. Memorial Lectures 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 3

8. Special Lectures 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9. Panel Discussions 3 0 4 1 1 1 2 12

10. Distinguished Speaker

Series

0 0 0 1 2 1 1 5

11. Talks 3 3 4 2 6 7 13 38

12. Film Shows 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 5

13. Seminar Courses 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3

14. Photo Exhibitions 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

15. Delegation Visits 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2

16. Others 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2

Total 13 16 13 13 18 18 27 118

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments

The AIS follows ethical committee’s directions of the university on Human, Animal and Biosafety.


32. Student profile course-wise:

Profile of the Ph.D. Scholars Enrolled in the Academy

Profile of the M.Phil. Scholars Enrolled in the Academy

Year of

Enrollement

Number of

Students

Enrolled

Mandatory

period/ends

with extn

Dissertation

Awarded

Pre2008/(2007-

08)

4 ---

2008 16 2010 / 2011 2

2009 18 2011 / 2012 12

2010 15 2012 / 2013 11

2011 19 2013 / 2014 12

2012 15 2014 / 2015 16

2013 14 2015 / 2016 6

2014 17 2016 / 2017 10

160 (- 46) =

114

69

33. Diversity of students

15 percent students are from North East, Kerala, Kashmir, Bengal, Odisha.

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE

and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

Civil Services (J&K): 1

Defence Services examinations: No record available

NET/JRF: 14

SET: No record available

GATE: Not Applicable

35. Student progression

Year of Enrollement Number

of

Students

Enrolled

Mandatory

period/ ends

with extn

Thesis

Submitted

and/or

Awarded

Pre-2008/ (2007-08) 8 4

2008 3 2013 / 2015 2

2009 0 --- --

2010 26 2015 / 2017 3

2011 21 2016 / 2018 --

2012 0 --- --

2013 14 2018 / 2020 --

2014 6 2019 / 2021 --


S. No. Student progression Percentage against enrolled

1 UG to PG Not Applicable

2 PG to M.Phil. Not Applicable

3 PG to Ph.D. Not Applicable

4 Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral No

5 Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment

No

Not Avalable

6 Entrepreneurs Nil

36. Diversity of staff

S. No. Percentage of faculty who are graduates

1 Of the same university 15%

2 From other universities within the State 45 %

3 From universities from other States 35%

4 From universities outside the country 5 %

37. Number of faculty who were awarded Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period

No

38. Present details of infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library Available

b) Internet facilities for staff and students for Both

c) Total number of class rooms Three

d) Class rooms with ICT facility No

e) Students’ laboratories one (language lab)

f) Research laboratories No

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

a) From the host university: 01 RA

b) From other universities: 03 RA

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university. No

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so,

highlight the methodology. No

S. No Name

Fellowships RA/Project Associate

1 Dr. T.H. Zaidi Same University UGC

2 Dr. Gatikrushna Mahanta Other University UGC

3 Dr. Safia Mehdi Other University UGC

4 Dr. Saifullah Saifi Other University UGC

Postdoc

1 Kuldeep Kumar Other University ICSSR


42. Does the department obtain feedback from

a.Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department

utilize the feedback? Yes,

b. The suggestions are discussed in Departmental and COS meeting, and the points which are agreed

upon are implemented or recommended and forwarded to faculty committee. Yes

c.Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize

the feedback? Students feedbacks are taken in the class and appropriately they are incorporated if

found to be suitable and effective for teaching and practical classes. Students, parents and visitors

also use suggestion box kept in the department. Yes

d. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the

feedback? No

43. List the distinguished alumni of the Academy (maximum 10)

Placement List of Students of Academy of International Studies

S.N. Name of Student Name of the department where working

1 Mr. Mohammed Sagir Provincial Civil Services, J & K

2 Mr. Chotte Lal Singh Working as Assistant Professor in a college of Delhi

University

3 Mr. K Kokho Working as Assistant Professor in Centre for North East

Studies, JMI

4 Mr. Bunny Suri Working as Assistant Professor in Kurukshetra University

5 Mr. N T Dieuhang Working as Assistant Registrar in IIT Roorke, Uttar

Pradesh

6 Mrs. Rakshanda Jalil Writer and was Media Coordinator at JMI

7 Mrs Sabina Kidwai Working As Associate Professor in MCRC JMI

8 Mr. Rohit Mehtani Working as Professor in IIFT

9 Mr. Anirudh Prasad Singh Working as Professor in IIFT

10 Mr. Pankaj Rastogi Assistant Director, Workers’ Education Scheme, Ministry

of Labour and Rehabilitation, Govt. of India

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special workshops/lectures/seminar) involving external

experts.

Extension Lecture Series every year and distinguished scientist/professors are called to give seminars

on their field of expertise:

S. No. Special lectures/

workshops/seminar Details

1 State-Rebuilding in Afghanistan Seminar course

(Centre for

Afghanistan Studies)

Monsoon Semester (10

October 2013 to 27

November 2013)


(Centre for

Winter Semester (11

February to 3 April


Afghanistan Studies) 2014)


(Centre for

Afghanistan Studies)

Monsoon Semester

(September 9, 2014

to October 29, 2014)

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

1. Oral lectures

2. PPT/LCD presentations

3. Over head projection

4. Assignments

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes

are monitored?

By sessional tests and semester exams

Faculty assessment by surprise visits

Asking students about the problems and discussion in faculty meeting

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

By making faculty and students to attend seminars and talks

48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

1- Seminars: Students give seminars on new developments

2- Dissertations: Students are sent to different libraries and field resesrch

3- Others: Assignments, Annual lecture series, interaction with distinguished visitors etc

4- Paper presentation

5- Progress report

49. State whether the department/ programme/ is graded/accredited by other agencies? If yes, give details.

No

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied.

Different faculties are performing research on the various topics and publishing the results in peer-

reviewed journals and attending the conferences.

Prof. Shri Prakash has worked on China’s trade with India showing before it increased how the

potential existed for developments which have taken place later.

Prof. Rashmi Doraiswamy has done the first translation into English of Kazakh authors.

51. Future plans of the department

To bring out a journal on international relations when funds are available.

To facilitate the learning of the language needed to do a Ph.D.

To hold international and national conferences on relevant subjects: Four are planned for the

January-May Semester

To fill all the vacancies especially in the newly created programmes for studies in Afghanistan and

China.

To further expand African Studies.

To get funds to send students for field research.

52. Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

SWOC is given in detail in the last


Post-accreditation Initiatives

If the university has already undergone the accreditation process by NAAC, please highlight the significant

quality sustenance and enhancement measures undertaken during the last four years. The narrative may

not exceed ten pages. Never before

Strength Weakness Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC)

MMAJ- Academy of International Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Strength

1. The faculty at AIS is highly qualified with wide range of experience at international and national

institutions and programmes in research and teaching of international relations, having studies at and visited

Cambridge, Oxford, US Fulbright Fellowship Programme.

2. The AIS faculty has created an expansive teaching and research programme enabling students, other

academicians, diplomats, experts to learn from those interested in the publications and activities of AIS. The

topics covered include globalisation, trade, politics, social identity, culture, conflicts, international

organisations and strategic issues. As such it has become a leading centre of interdisciplinary and

comparative studies on international relations with a worldwide network.

3. The number of international conferences and national ones, talks and workshops, the AIS has organised

has by itself created global audience for its publications and participants for its activities.

4. The AIS attracts students not only from Jamia with its reservation for Muslim minority but from all parts

of India, ranging Kashmir to Kerala and North-East to Rajasthan. It is getting an increasing number of

students from abroad for its M.Phil and Ph.D programmes from Italy, Afghanistan, Mauritius, Libiya etc.

5. In India the AIS has the only language teaching programme in Uzbek and Mandarin (Chinese) funded by

the national University of Taiwan (NIU). Many Students have won fellowships for doing higher studies in

Chinese to go to Taipei. A Taiwanese Teacher has been deputed by the NIU.

6. The UGC has started successfully area study programmes on Pakistan, Central Asia, China and

Afghanistan at AIS which have been very productive in terms of original research, and interaction at high

political and diplomatic levels making the AIS also a Think Tank, AIS has influenced government in direct

ways.

7. The AIS has built up its library named after Dr. Abid Husain. It has three floors full of latest books and

journals on international relations, globalisation, security studies, etc. It has a documentation officer who

provides the latest article and papers published in journals and the students also have access to nine

computers, e-journals, newspapers. Many of AIS students have got teaching appointments, jobs in

administration, journalism and media. They and the AIS faculty have been on field research visits to

Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, China, Vietnam, Turkey, etc. Their experience is growing with

time considering that the AIS started its M.Phil./Ph.D. programme only from 2007/8. With help of the

faculty they have written dissertations on varied original themes. These dissertations are available in the

University’s central Library named after Dr. Zakir Hussain, and in the departmental library. Before 2007/8

AIS also known then as Academy of Third World Studies was purely a research institute and many of its

publications were brought out before 2008 which have not been included here. In 2011 the Academy of

Third World Studies got its present name Academy of International Studies (AIS). AIS has scholars working

on Africa, West Asia and Europe on which it can expand its research and teaching programmes in the future.

The AIS library has been given an extension of four storeys, one is already built, and plenty of rooms to

expand in the future.


Weaknesses and Challenges

1. Without an M.A. Programme in international studies, the AIS cannot provide a better base for its

M.Phil./Ph.D. programmes and give time to students to improve their language skills, and master

languages with which they can do even deeper research on different issues and areas. The AIS must

also focus on publishing the Dissertations with the help of the ICSSR Programme.

2. The IT Infrastructure, smart classrooms, bringing out a journal, looking for more funding from

foreign agencies putting in more A/Cs sending the faculty on leave to study abroad at other leading

centres on International relations is the need of the hour. The UGC too should help in this process.

Bringing better students and faculty will also help.

3. Training for competing for IFS and jobs in UN organisations should be started.

4. The faculty should monitor research continuously and involve external experts in evaluation even

more than at present.

52. Future plans of the department

• To bring out a journal on international relations when funds are available. • To facilitate the learning of the

language needed to do a Ph.D. • To hold international and national conferences on relevant subjects: Four

are planned for the January-May Semester • To fill all the vacancies especially in the newly created centers

for Afghanistan and China Studies. • To further expand African Studies. • To get funds to send students for

field research.

Annexure – ERD II:

Faculties are recharged through refresher courses, orientation programmes, conferences, workshops and

invited lectures, some of which are supported by the University in the form of travel grants and grant of duty

leave Not Available at present

Annexure – ERD III: List of Doctoral, Post-Doctoral

Students & Research Associates etc.

Ph.D. Scholars Working under the Supervision of Faculty Members of the Academy

S.

No

Name of

Supervisor

Name of

students

Topic of research Date of

Joining/

Registration

Date of

completion

1 Prof Shri

Prakash

Rohit

Mehtani

Trade Diplomacy of India: A

Select Study of its Growth and

Evolution

21.12.2010 20.12.2015

2

Prof Shri

Prakash

Syed Mohd

Abbas

China’s Trade Relations with

SAARC and its Impact on

India

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

3 Prof Shri

Prakash

Wakeel

Ahmed

Public Policy and Educational

Development in Contemporary

China

20.12.2010 19.12.2015


4 Prof Shri

Prakash

Anirudh

Prasad

Singh

Indo-Nepal Trade Relations:

Current Trends and Future

Prospects

20.03.2010 19.03.2015

5 Prof Shri

Prakash

Salahuddin

Ayyub

Impact of India-China Trade

Relations in South and East

Asia (1990-2005)

04.11.2008 Submitted

6 Prof Shri

Prakash

Pankaj

Kumar

Rastogi

A Comparative Study of

Workers’ Education Schemes

in India and Japan under

Globalization

31.08.2006 Awarded

1 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Tabassum

Bano

Role of Civil Society

Movements in Indian Politics:

A Feminist Perspective

06.09.2011 05.09.2016

2 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Sakshi

Kharbanda

Micro-Finance Movement in

South Asia: Role of

Democracy and Good

Governance (A Case Study:

India’s Approach to Financial

Inclusion

06.09.2011 05.09.2016

3 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Adani Kolo Migration and Ethnocultural

Dynamic in Central Asia: A

Case Study of Ethnic Russians

Kazakhstan

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

4 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Sabina

Kidwai

Images of Muslims in the

India Visual Media- A Study

of the post-9/11 Scenario

24.01.2008 Submitted

5

Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Arpita Giri Issues of Gender in Regional

Migration: A Comparative

Study of migration from South

Asia to India and from Central

Asia to Russia(1991 – 2001)

18.09.2012 17.09.2017

6

Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Mohammad

Reyaz

Civil Society and the Role of

Media in Central Asia

19.09.2012 18.09.2017

7

Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Nazia Jafri Social Media and the Uprising

in the Third World: Case

Study of 2010 uprising in

Kyrgyzstan and Tunisia

18.09.2012 17.09.2017

8

Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Sunzeem

Ansa

Islam in Central Asia: Reform

Movement to Political Islam

26.09.2013 25.09.2018

1 Dr. Ajay

Darshn

Behera

Shiraz

Sheikh

Democracy and

Authoritarianism: The Role of

Political Parties in Pakistan

06.09.2011 05.09.2016


2 Dr. Ajay

Darshan

Behera

Azhar Ali Third World in the

Contemporary World Order:

Revisiting the Concept

21.12.2010 20.12.2015

3 Dr. Ajay

Darshan

Behera

Mumtaz

Ahmad

Conceptions of Security in

Pakistan

21.12.2010 20.12.2015

4 Dr. Ajay

Darshan

Behera

I. Koktiba

Sangtam

Impact of Neo-Liberalism on

Security of States: A Third

World Perspective

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

5 Dr. Ajay

Darshan

Behera

K. Kokho Protracted Ethnic Conflicts in

India’s North East: A Study of

the Changed Dynamics

29.10.2008 28.10.2013

1 Dr. Jamal M.

Moosa

Jaiffer Ali

Arackal

Ghettos and Identity

Formation: A Comparative

Study of Toronto and Mumbai

05.09.2011 04.09.2016

2 Dr. Jamal M.

Moosa

Anupama

Sharan

Law of Non-International

Armed Conflicts and the Role

of ICRC

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

3 Dr. Jamal M.

Moosa

Akbarul

Hasan

Faizee

A Critical Study of Child

Rights and Education in South

Asia

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

4 Dr. Jamal M.

Moosa

Khalid

Ansari

Citizenship and Conflicts in

Third World

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

5 Dr. Jamal M.

Moosa

Sanjay

Kumar

Human Rights and

Transnational Corporations: A

Case Study of International

Disasters in the Third World

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

6 Dr. Jamal M.

Moosa

Niyaz Ali A Critical Study of Domestic

Protection Mechanisms of

Indigenous Peoples

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

1 Dr. G.M.

Shah

Mohd.

Sagir

Participation of Gujjars and

Bakarwals in the Politics of

Jammu and Kashmir: A

Comparative Study of India

Administered Kashmir and

Pakistan Administered

Kashmir

06.09.2011 05.09.2016

2 Dr. G.M.

Shah

Afroz A Comparative Study of Role

of Environmental Education

for Environmentally Sustain

Attitude and Behaviour among

Graduate Level Students of

India and Bangladesh

06.09.2011 05.09.2016


3 Dr. G.M.

Shah

Rashmita

Sahoo

Socio-Economic and Political

Relations between Iran and

Turkmenistan, 1991-2010

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

4 Dr. G.M.

Shah

Imran Strategies of Rural

Development in Tajikistan

20.09.2014 19.09.2019

5 Dr. G.M.

Shah

Anju Nexus Between Poverty and

Environment in Bangladesh

19.09.2012 18.09.2017

6 Dr. G.M.

Shah

Ritu Singh

Meena

Women Empowerment in

Bangladesh

25.09.2013. 24.09.2018

1. Dr. Mathew

Joseph C.

Tarun

Mathur

Ethno-Nationalism in

Pakistan: A case study of

Sindh Province

19.09.2012 18.09.2017

2

Dr. Mathew

Joseph C.

Azad

Ahmad

Khan

Madarsa and Society 19.09.2012 18.09.2017

1. Dr. Sabiha

Alam

Danish Ali

Khan

Drug Patent Linkage: Whose

Responsibility Regulator or

Patent Examiner Search to

Middle Path Solution (Case

Study of India)

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

2 Dr. Sabiha

Alam

Ghazala

Khan

Industrial Pollution: Problem

and Solutions (with special

reference to India)

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

3 Dr. Sabiha

Alam

Upasana

Koul

Climate Change: International

Climate Change Regime and

Role of Institutions in India

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

4 Dr. Sabiha

Alam

S. Riyaz

Zaidi*

Human Development: A Case

Study of Bangladesh

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

5 Dr. Sabiha

Alam

Mohd.

Waliullah*

Rural Development Policies in

South Asia: A Comparative

Study of Micro-Finance

Programme in Bangladesh and

NAREGA in India

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

6 Dr. Sabiha

Alam

Hasrat

Arjummend

Global Environmental

Governance of Biodiversity:

Policy Analysis of

International Regimes

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

1 Dr. Abuzar

Khairi

Abu Sad

Aijaz

India-Uzbekistan Relations

Since 1991

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

2 Dr. Abuzar

Khairi

Tarique

Anwar

On Historical Analysis of

Islam in Central Asia

20.12.2010 19.12.2015


3 Dr. Abuzar

Khairi

Chander

Prabah

Negi

Caspian Sea Energy as a

Factor in the Euro-Asian

Geopolitics

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

1 Dr.

Mohammad

Sohrab

Rajiv

Kumar

Tiwari

Migration, Remittances and

Development in the Era of

Globalisation: A Case Study

of India-GCC Relationship

22.03.2010 21.03.2015

2 Dr.

Mohammad

Sohrab

Shamsa

Naqvi

Women Rights in the post

Revolutionary Iran: A Study

of Social, Cultural and

Political Perspectives

30.10.2008 29.10.2013

1 Dr. Mujib

Alam

Ahmed

Raza

Public Policy Making and

Participatory Governance in

Developing Countries: A

Comparative Study of India

and Turkey

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

2 Dr. Mujib

Alam

Md. Afroz Federalism and the Ethnic

Question in Iraq and Bosnia-

Herzegovina

20.12.2010 19.12.2015

3 Dr. Mujib

Alam

Laxman

Singh

Assertion of Subaltern Politics

in Third World Countries (A

Case Study of Dalit Politics in

India)

23.03.2010 22.03.2015

1 Dr. Bijay

Ketan

Pratihari

Abhishek

Singh

China-Africa Relations:

Implications for India

06.09.2011 05.09.2016

2 Dr. Bijay

Ketan

Pratihari

M. Abdul

Samad

Ibrahim

Television and Education: A

Comparative Study of Gyan

Darshan and Pan Pacific E-

Network

16.12.2010 15.12.2015

1 Dr. Nasir

Raza Khan

Naorem

Sumanta

Singh

Iran’s Relations with China:

Politics of Confrontation and

Cooperation

05.09.2011 04.09.2016

2 Dr Nasir

Raza Khan

Neeraj

Tiwari

Post-Soviet Geo-Political and

Geo-Economic Interests of

India in Central Asia: Prospect

and Challenges

25.09.2013 24.09.2018

3

Dr Nasir

Raza Khan

Abdul

Naser Asfia

Democracy and Conflict

Resolution in Afghanistan

11.12.2013 10.12.2018

4

Dr Nasir

Raza Khan

Jaffer Ali

Arackel

Ethnic Residential Pattern and

Identity Negotiations: A

Comparative Study of

Mumbai and Toronto

04.09.2012 03.09.2017


1 Dr. Aliva

Mishra

Ramesh

Babu Matta

Role of Media in China India

Relations: A comparative

study of each others media

portrayals and public

perceptions between the

period 2010-2014.

25.09.2013 24.09.2018

2.

Dr. Aliva

Mishra

Ushree

Banerjee

Humanitarian intervention in

the third world.

01.10.2014 30.09.2019

* Co-supervisor: Dr. Safia Mehdi

M.Phil. Degrees Awarded by the Academy

S.N. Name of

Supervisor

Name of

Student

Topic of Dissertation M.Phil Year

1 Prof. Ajay

Darshan Behera

Mr. K.Kokho Protracted Ethnic Conflict in South

Asia: A Study of the Impediments to

Resolution

M.Phil 2008

2 Dr. G.M. Shah Mr. N.T.

Diheung

Service Centre Planning for Integrated

Rural Development in Manipur: A Case

Study of Tamenglong District

M.Phil 2008

3 Dr. Mohammad

Sohrab

Ms Chander

Prabha Negi

Energy Security and the

Geopolitics of the Caspian Sea

Region

M.Phil 2009

4 Dr Sabiha Alam/

Dr. Safia Mehdi

Mr. Mohd

Waliullah

Rural Development Policies in Post

Liberalization Era: A Comparative

Study of South Asia

M.Phil 2009

5 Dr Sabiha Alam/

Dr. Safia Mehdi

Mr. S. Riyaz

Zaidi

Role of NGOs in Human Resources

Development: A Case Study of

Bangladesh

M.Phil 2009

6 Dr.Mohammad

Sohrab

Mr. Rajiv

Tiwari

Labour Migration from Eastern Uttar

Pradesh to Gulf Cooperation Council

Countries: Impact on Economy and

Family

M.Phil 2009

7 Dr. Jamal m.

Moosa

Mr. Niyaz Ali A Critical Study of the United Nations

Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous

Peoples

M.Phil 2009

8 Dr. Mohammad

Sohrab

Mr. Saif Khalid Post-Arafat Palestine and the

International Community

M.Phil 2009

9 Dr. Mohammad

Sohrab

Mr. Laxman

Singh

Assertion of Subaltern Identity Politics

in Third World Countries: A Case Study

of Dalit Politics in Uttar Pradesh

M.Phil 2009


10 Dr. Sabiha Alam Ms Ghazala

Khan

Empowerment of Women in South

Asia: The role of Micro-Credit

M.Phil 2009

11 Dr. Sabiha Alam Mr. Danish Ali

Khan

Product Patent in Third World

Countries: A case Study of India

M.Phil 2009

12 Prof. Ajay

Darshan Behera

Mr. I Koktiba

Sangtam

Changing Conceptions of Security: New

Discourses and Implications for the

Third World

M.Phil 2009

13 Dr. Jamal M

Moosa

Mr. Sanjay

Kumar

Corporate Responsibility and Human

Rights: A Study of the Consequences of

Bhopal Gas Disaster

M.Phil 2009

14 Dr. Jamal M.

Moosa

Mr. Akbarul

Hasan Faizee

Child Rights and Education: A Study of

Role of Non-Government Organizations

in Bangladesh

M.Phil 2009

15 Dr. Abuzar Khairi Mr Tarique

Anwar

Historical Analysis of Islam in Central

Asia

M.Phil 2010

16 Dr. Abuzar Khairi Mr. Abu Sad

Aijaz

Emerging Trends in India’s Relation

with Central Asia: A Case Study of

Uzbekistan

M.Phil 2010

17 Dr. G.M. Shah Ms Rasmita

Sahoo

Political and Economic Relations

between Iran and Central Asian States

since 1991

M.Phil 2010

18 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Mr. Adani

Kollo

The Dynamics of the Near Abroad:

Migration to and From Central Asia and

Russia( 1991-2005)

M.Phil 2010

19 Dr. Ajay Darshan

Behera

Mr. Mumtaz

Ahmad

Conceptions of Security: A Study of the

Conflict between india and Pakistan

M.Phil 2010

20 Dr. Mohammad

Sohrab

Mr.

Mohammed

Afroz

Kurdish Political Aspiration in the Post

Ba’athist Iraq

M.Phil 2010

21 Dr Sabiha Alam/

Dr. Safia Mehdi

Ms. Upasana

Koul

Development and Climate Change in

Third World Countries: A Case Study

of india

M.Phil 2010

22 Dr Sabiha Alam/

Dr. Safia Mehdi

Mr. Dileep

Kumar P.K

Dynamics of Urban Development and

Environmental Transition in South

Asia: A Case Study of Globalized

Bengaluru

M.Phil 2010

23 Prof. Ajay

Darshan Behera

Mr. Azhar Ali State-building in the Third World in the

Context of Globalization

M.Phil 2010

24 Prof Shri Prakash Ms. Afroz Environmental Education in the

Globalized Age: A Comparative Study

on Elementary Level Students of

India(Delhi) and Bangladesh ( Dhaka)

M.Phil 2010


25 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Ms. Rosmin

Francis

Migration and Issues of Acculturation:

A Case Study of Kerala Diaspora

M.Phil 2010

26 Dr. Jamal M.

Moosa

Mr. Kausar

Neyazi Ansari

Ethnic Conflict and Displacement in

Nigeria: 1999-2010

M.Phil 2011

27 Prof Shri Prakash Mr. Lal

Bahadur

Pushker

India’s Relations With ASEAN: 1991-

2010

M.Phil 2011

28 Prof Shri Praksh Ms. Shilpi

Tripathi

India’s International Trade and Foreign

Direct Investment after Liberalization

M.Phil 2011

29 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Ms. Salma

Siddique

Gender and Politics in Iranian Cinema:

1990-2010

M.Phil 2011

30 Dr. Sabiha Alam Ms. Rani

Varghese(2)

Climate Change Induced Sea Level Rise

and Migration: A Case Study of

Bangladesh

M.Phil 2011

31 Prof. Ajay

Darshan Behera

Mr. Babu Democracy and Authoritarianism in

Pakistan: A Study of Civil- Military

Relations

M.Phil 2011

32 Dr. Mohammad

Sohrab

Ms. Salma

Zaren

The Safavid Legacy and its Impacts on

Socio-Political Change in

Contemporary Iran

M.Phil 2011

33 Dr. Bijay Ketan

Pratihari

Mr. Abhishek

Singh

India’s Africa policy in the Post- Cold

War Period

M.Phil 2011

34 Dr. Jamal m.

Moosa

Mr. Jaiffer Ali

Arackal

Ghettos and Identity Formation in the

Third World

M.Phil 2011

35 Dr Bijay Ketan

Pratihari

Md. Atiqur

Rahman

China-Sudan Relation: Oil as a Factor M Phil 2011

36 Dr Sabiha Alam Md. Fahim Human Rights and Sustainable

Development in India: A Case Study of

Coastal Fisheries Communities if

Kerala

M Phil 2011

37 Dr Jamal M

Moosa

Nazia Jafri Human Rights and Press Censorship : A

Comparative Study of Algeria and

Tunisia

M Phil 2012

38 Prof. Ajay

Darshan Behera

Sheeba Naaz Rise of Sectarianism in Pakistan:

Implications for State and Civil Society

M Phil 2012

39 Dr Mathew

Joseph C

Azad Ahmad

Khan

Primary Education in Pakistan:

Changing Priorities

M Phil 2012

40 Dr Bijay Ketan

Pratihari

Esha South Africa’s Africa Policy: 1994-

2010

M Phil 2012

41 Dr Sabiha Alam,

Dr Safia Mehdi

Anju Poverty and Environmental Degradation

in India: A Critical Study

M Phil 2012

42 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Ehtasham Ali Migration To and From Kazakhstan in

the Post- Soviet Period

M Phil 2012

43 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Mohammad

Reyaz

Globalization and the Role of Media in

Post- Soviet Central Asia

M Phil 2012

44 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Arpita Giri South Asian Women Diaspora in the

United States of America: Status,

Activism & Challenges

M Phil 2012

45 Dr Sabiha Alam,

Dr Safia Mehdi

Bunny Suri Formation and Problems of Slums in

South Asia: A Case Study of Okhla (

New Delhi)

M Phil 2012


46 Dr Sabiha Alam Puyesh Kant

Sharma

Environmental Security and Armed

Conflict in Jammu and Kashmir: A

Comparative Study of Shopian District

in Kashmir Division and Samba District

in Jammu Division

M Phil 2012

47 Dr Mathew

Joseph C

Tarun Mathur Ethnic Transformation and Conflict: A

Case Study of Karachi

M Phil 2012

48 Dr Sabiha Alam Ashish

Agnihotri

International Law and Environmental

Crime

M Phil 2012

49 Dr Mathew

Joseph C

Deepa Marium

Varughese

Civil Society in the Third World: A

Case Study of Pakistan

M Phil 2012

50 Dr GM Shah Ritu Singh

Meena

Urban Poverty in India and Bangladesh:

A Gender Perspective ( 2001-2010)

M Phil 2012

51 Dr Biajy Ketan

Pratihari

Tabrez Ahmad Human Rights of Migrant Labour in

Construction Work: A Comparative

Study of Delhi and Karachi

M Phil 2012

52 Prof Shri Prakash Mohd. Afzal

Saifi

Impact of FDI on the Indian Retial

Sector

M Phil 2012

53 Dr Jamal M

Moosa

Fazil Khan Refugee Crisis in Chad: The Role of

UNHCR

M Phil 2013

54 Dr Mujib Alam Hriday Ch

Sarma

Geopolitics of Energy Pipelines in the

Central Eurasian Region

M Phil 2013

55 Dr Biajy Ketan

Pratihari

Ushree

Banerjee

Humanitarian Intervention and the

Concept of Sovereignty in the Post-Cold

War Period

M Phil 2013

56 Dr. Safia Mehdi Rahul Verma Food Security in South Asia : A Case

Study of India

M Phil 2013

57 Prof Shri Prakash Vandana Singh Overseas Acquisitions and Investments

made by Companies owned by Indian

Nationals since 2001

M Phil 2013

58 Prof Rashmi

Doraiswamy

Sunzeem Ansa Women and Historical Trauma: Literary

Text and Cinematic Adaptation of Ice-

Candy and Pinjar

M Phil 2013

59 Dr GM Shah Mohd Salim

Umar

Incidence of Poverty in Tajikistan: A

Spatio-Temporal Analysis

M Phil 2014

60 Prof Shri Prakash Basuki Kumar The Role of Non-Aligned Movement in

the Post-Cold War Period

M Phil 2014

61 Dr Nasir Raza

Khan

Yaduraj Singh

Foujdar

Geopolitics of Central Asia and India’s

Interest

M Phil 2014

62 Dr GM Shah Parbhakar

Prasad

A Study of Hill Area Development in

Nepal

M Phil 2014

63 Dr Sabiha Alam Fahima

Khanum

United Nations Convention on

Biodiversity: The North-South Debate

M Phil 2014

64 Dr Mathew

Joseph C

Mohit Sharma Ethnic Movements and Federalism in

Pakistan

M Phil 2014

65 Dr Mathew

Joseph C

Khwaja Danish

Hameed

Pakhtun Nationalism and Nation-

Building in Pakistan

M Phil 2014

66 Prof. Ajay

Darshan Behera

Farzia

Yashmeen

Conflict and Human Security : A Case

Study of Pakistan

M Phil 2014

67 Dr G.M. Shah Imran Rural Development Strategies in Post-

Independence Tajikistan

M Phil 2014

68 Prof Shri Prakash Ashraf Reza Pakistan Me Maheela Andolan( 1977-

1988)

M Phil 2014

MMAJ Academy of International Studies

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