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| .jpg) Haider A. H. Mullick Research Fellow, Policy Analyst Current Affiliations
the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Associate, Pakistan Security Research Unit, Bradford Haider Ali Hussein Mullick focuses on U.S. policy in
South Asia specifically Pakistan & Afghanistan EMAIL ONE PAGE BIO Hi-RES PHOTO  haidermullick
Research Focus: U.S.-Pakistan/Afghanistan Relations,
Terrorism, Insurgencies, Ethnic Conflict, Political Islam, Civil-Military Affairs Languages Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi
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| Recent Commentary
PAKISTAN/AFGHANISTAN
| | Monographs, Reports, Briefs
and Articles
PAKISTAN/AFGHANISTAN Al Qaeda and Pakistan:
Current Role and Future Considerations How the Al Qaeda Syndicate exploits Pakistan's weaknesses.
 The Pakistani Surge The Way Forward for Counterinsurgency in Pakistan Australian Strategic Policy Institute's Special Report June 2010
This paper examines the recent progress in, and challenges to, Pakistan’s counter-insurgency strategy and advances four main recommendations on how to make international support to Pakistan effective and worthwhile.
Pakistan's Security Paradox: Countering and Fomenting Insurgencies
Helping Pakistan Defeat the Taliban: A Joint Action Agenda for the United States & Pakistan (Institute for Social Policy & Understanding, ISPU, August 2009)
This report outlines the nature of security challenges and opportunities in nuclear-armed Pakistan, presents strategies for addressing those challenges and opportunities, and converts the strategies into pragmatic policy guidelines worthy for consideration by the current American and Pakistani administrations. Pakistan is in the midst of rapid political shifts that are challenging the leadership’s ability to maintain cohesion within the country and even raising questions about Pakistan’s ability to survive as a viable nation-state over the next few years...
 Obama's Afghanistan-Pakistan Quandary
(YaleGlobal, April 15, 2009)
President Obama faces two equally unpleasant alternatives if he wants to defeat Al Qaeda, according to Haider Mullick, Senior Fellow at the US Joint Special Operations University. These alternatives are: help bolster Pakistan’s security interests in Afghanistan by reducing India’s role there, or be sucked deeper and deeper into Pakistan in a bid to defeat Al Qaeda...
Towards a Civic Culture: Student Activism and Political Dissent in Pakistan
(Georgetown Journal of International Affairs,
Summer/Fall 2008)
From the struggle for independence in the 1940s to the subsequent strives for democracy against dictatorships, young Pakistanis have shaped political dissent through student acitivism. Student unions fed student activism with eager recruits from all major public and private universities and post-highschool Islamic seminaries, or madrassas...
| | Media & Events
Click Here for Print/Radio/TV Interview Requests  June 3, 2011
Pakistan and the US: A too-close Embrace?  
Madeleine Brand Show
Hillary Clinton's Surprise Visit to Pakistan May 27, 2011
 Wikileaks Cables Suggest Uneasy US-Pakistan Alliance May 4, 2011
Trial Inflamming Tensions between US and Pakistan - The Australian May 28, 2011  May 18, 2011
Pakistan Takes Aim at US During China Talks
May 13, 2011 Bin Laden: Exposing Pakistan's Paradoxes
 
Pakistan Gives U.S. General the Silent Treatment after Osama Raid May 10, 2011
Pakistan: America's Number One "Frenemy"
May 9, 2011
RT-TV April 14, 2011
Interview on U.S. Drones in Pakistan
Dec 28, 2010
 U.S. and Pakistan: Finding a Way to Mutual Security
Heritage Foundation
October 27, 2010 3-4:30pm  
Pakistan's Security After the Floods
THURS, OCT 7 2-3:30PM
 Pakistani Army Chief Grapples with Monumental Challenges
August 13, 2010
BBC talks to Haider Mullick on WikiLeaks
& U.S.-Pakistan partnership
July 26, 2010
 What do WikiLeaks
war documents really reveal? July 26, 2010
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