Madiha Afzal is a Nonresident Fellow in the Global Economy and Development program. Her research lies at the intersection of development, security, and political economy, with a focus on Pakistan.
Madiha Afzal is a Nonresident Fellow in the Global Economy and Development program. Her research lies at the intersection of development, security, and political economy, with a focus on Pakistan.
The children of the elite play in heavily guarded, expensive indoor play areas. As terrorism rose in Pakistan over the last decade, security has become a commodity that only the rich can afford.
Pakistan thinks India is being heavy handed in not wanting to engage on Kashmir and only wanting to talk about terror. Pakistan likely feels that India's good relationship with the U.S. gives India the boost and additional leverage to be heavy handed.
[In Pakistan,] literature about the correlation between terrorism and education does not differentiate between types of schooling or levels of educational attainment.
