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Haider A. H. Mullick               

Research Fellow, Policy Analyst                                        Current Affiliations/Projects                                                    

Pakistan, Afghanistan and South Asia                             Fellow, Joint Special Operations University, USA
Former researcher at the Brookings Institution and               Research Fellow, Institute for Social Policy & Understanding
the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars,         Associate, Pakistan Security Research Unit, University of Bradford            Haider Ali Hussein Mullick focuses on U.S. policy in            Panel of Experts, Spearhead Research, Pakistan                         
South Asia specifically Pakistan & Afghanistan
EMAIL   ONE PAGE BIO    Hi-RES PHOTO                                    
Research Focus: U.S.-Pakistan/Afghanistan Relations,                            
Terrorism, Counterinsurgency, Fomentinsurgency, Political Islam, Civil-Military Affairs                               
Languages Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi



BBC talks to Haider Mullick on WikiLeaks 
& U.S.-Pakistan partnership July 26, 2010
RECENT EVENT (Fri, July 9, 2010) :"The Pakistani Surge: Progress and Challenges" AfPak Lecture Series
at Middle East Studies, Marine Corps University 
2040 Broadway St, MCB Quantico, at Gray Research Center, Room 164-166

Recent Commentary/Op-Eds                     
PAKISTAN/AFGHANISTAN              
Holding Pakistan
The Second Phase of Pakistan's Counterinsurgency Operations
March 24, 2010    
Pakistan
Afghanistan

  Jan 5, 2010
 
Beefing Up COIN-lite in Afghanistan and Pakistan
Dec 11, 2009

Winning the War of Perceptions  Marketing the U.S. in Pakistan

Dec 7, 2009
 
PAKISTAN'S NEW TALIBAN: Managing Another Threat to Stability

September 19, 2009 U.S. Edition

LIONS & JACKALS:
Pakistan's Emerging
Counterinsurgency Strategy

July 15, 2009

Third Time's Not the Charm

Is Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan's once and likely future leader, really a born-again liberal?
May 6, 2009

Where Pakistan is Winning

May 2, 2009

IRAN                                                         
Iran and Pakistan Can Be Friends
co-authored with Reza H. Akbari
(The Gulf News, November 9, 2007)
 
MIDDLE EAST                                      

Muslim World Needs "Vociferous Moderates"
(Pakistan Link, August 23, 2007)



Conference Report: Overlooked and Understudied Counterinsurgencies: New Perspectives on Irregular Warfare (Oct 1-2, 2008)   
Monographs, Reports, Briefs                    
and Articles                                            
PAKISTAN/AFGHANISTAN                      
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
A detailed study of why, how and where Pakistan countered and fomented insurgencies, and what it means for U.S. interests in South and Central Asia

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.


Reviving Pakistan's Pluralist Traditions to Fight Extremism (The Heritage Foundation, May 4, 2009
co-authored with Lisa Curtis)

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/Interviews/Events                                                                   

Click Here for Print/Radio/TV Interview Requests  
RTTV Alyona Show: Will Pakistan Turn on US?
Friday, June 24, 2010

 

RTTV Alyona Show: American Special Ops in Pakistan
April 14, 2010
  

 

Monograph Launch Event:
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Pakistan's Counterinsurgency Strategies:
What's Working and What's Not
Event Summary
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
The Middle East Insitute

RTTV Alyona Show: Conspiracy theories & Pakistani Media
February 18, 2010

 

PBS News Hour Daniel Sagalyn Interviews Haider Mullick and other experts on Taliban 'Protection Money' and Supply Line Strategy
December 16, 2009
NPR (KPCC) Airtalk Interviews Haider Mullick on American Policy in Pakistan
December 15, 2009

CBS News Kimberly Dozier Discusses President Obama's New Afghanistan-Pakistan Strategy with Haider Mullick 
December 2, 2009


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