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Zainab Imran

(She/Her)
Islamabad
As seen in: The Express Tribune, Daily Times, Eurasia Review, Modern Diplomacy, Philosophy Documentation Center, Paradigm Shift, Stratheia
Covers:  Security governance, post-conflict rehabilitation, peacebuilding, counter-terrorism and Deradicalization, Traditional threats, sub-national and international conflicts, civil wars, South Asia.
Doesn't Cover: Climate Change, Gender Studies, Media studies, Technology, Medicine

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Zainab Imran’s Biography

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Zainab Imran is a Pakistan-based policy researcher with a background in Peace and Conflict Studies from the National Defence University, Pakistan, and Goucher College, Maryland. Her work focuses on security governance, peacebuilding, and nonviolence. She is a published author and her work explores the challenges facing conflict-affected communities and examines how inclusive governance and locally driven approaches can contribute to long-term peace. She currently works as a Policy Analyst at th…

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Rohingya Repatriation and the Rehabilitation That Must Follow

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By Zainab Imran
| ia-forum.org
X Welcome to International Affairs Forum International Affairs Forum a platform to encourage a more complete understanding of the world's opinions on international relations and economics. It presents a cross-section of all-partisan mainstream content, from left to right and across the world. By reading International Affairs Forum, not only explore pieces you agree with but pieces you don't agree with. Read the other side, challenge yourself, analyze, and share pieces with others.
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The Peacebuilding Gap in Counter-Terrorism Strategy

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By Zainab Imran
| Stratheia
The helicopters land, and the operation is declared a success. Commanders point to cleared zones and dismantled terrorist sanctuaries. Yet, somewhere between the press conference and the next election cycle, the threat returns. It is a pattern that has become entirely predictable. Modern counter-terrorism doctrine still rests on the assumption that kinetic operations alone are sufficient to build durable peace. However, military forces can win battles, but they cannot establish lasting peace.
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Afghanistan's Justice System Was Never Going to Look Like Ours

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By Zainab Imran
| ia-forum.org
X Welcome to International Affairs Forum International Affairs Forum a platform to encourage a more complete understanding of the world's opinions on international relations and economics. It presents a cross-section of all-partisan mainstream content, from left to right and across the world. By reading International Affairs Forum, not only explore pieces you agree with but pieces you don't agree with. Read the other side, challenge yourself, analyze, and share pieces with others.
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