Dr. Adil Zaman
Designation : Lecturer
Specialization : Political Science
Office Exten : NA
Specialization : Political Science
Email : [email protected]
Office Number : +(92) +923009192538Office Exten : NA
As a politics student, I struggle to understand the theoretical aspects of the social phenomenon. I teach politics and International relations courses and endeavor to undertake quality research in the field. Having applied statistical tools in social research, my aim is to continue with mixed methods in research while keeping in view the role of AI in political research.
My research areas include Pakistani and South Asian politics with a focus on Election in Pakistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Currently, I am supervising Electoral Volatility, Electoral Behavior, Electoral Turnout, and Electoral Integrity in the wider field of Political Behavior and Political Participation. Looking forward to quality research in the same line.
- PhD in Political Science ,University of Gujrat
- Master of Arts (Foreign), Malmo University Malmo, Sweden
- MSc,Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad
- Bachelor of Arts ,University of Peshawar
- FSc,Swat Board
- Matric ,Peshawar Board of Intermediate
- IRSIP Availed six months research studentship at the University of Ottawa, Canada, funded by HEC Pakistan, under the IRSIP program
| Student Name | Degree | Title | Status / Completed Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| MUHAMMAD ATTIQUE MEHAR | MS | ASSESSING THE RIPPLE EFFECTS OF TERRORISM ON COUNTRY POLICY AND INSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENTS: A STUDY USING CROSS-COUNTRY PANEL DATA This study undertakes the nuanced impact of terrorism on country policies and institutional frameworks with the aim to bridge major gaps in the existing literature on the subject with specific reference to Pakistan. The application of quantitative research design in unravelling the complex relationship between terrorism and Country Policy and Institutional Assessment (CPIA) scores, using panel data for multiple countries, and leveraging econometric models. More precisely, this study is based on data sourced from the Global Terrorism Database (GTD) and World Development Indicators (WDI), with specific focus on CPIA Scores. As such, this research furthered its investigation on the direct and indirect impact of terrorism on core elements of developing countries, such as economic management, structural policies, social inclusion, and public management. The ethical cornerstone is a persistent commitment to the standards of the institution while investigating integrity of data and emphasize the conformity of the research to the highest ethical norms. This study, in addition to filling such an important gap within academic discourses, aims to contribute to inform policy-making and institutional reforms in view of the evolving threat of terrorism. Focusing specifically on Pakistan and a few other developing countries, the research aims at providing solid empirical evidence for the impact of terrorism on the CPIA index with an ultimate purpose of helping policymakers, enriching academic discussions, and promoting national resilience against multifaceted challenges of terrorism. | 2024 |
| Kainaat Ehsan | MS | INVESTIGATION OF LOW FEMALE VOTER TURNOUT IN GUJRANWALA DISTRICT OF PUNJAB: A STUDY OF 2018 AND 2024 GENERAL ELECTIONS In emerging democracies, female political participation is a common occurrence. It has a variety of facets. One of the best measures of political engagement is voter turnout. Among the many issues, low female voting participation is a persistent problem in developing nations like Pakistan. There are, in theory, several factors that go into a conventional election system. This research tries to comprehend the low voter turnout in elections and the poor political participation of women from a public health and behavioral perspective. the study was to gather information for a multivariate analysis of the institutional, legal, psychological, sociopolitical, and structural traditional variables that contribute to poor female turnout in the Gujranwala area of Punjab Province, Pakistan. The study indicates the influence of various factors on turnout making female voters. Multiple factors affect the female voting turnout such as socioeconomic factors, institutional and legal barriers, political awareness and mobilization, security concerns, and representation. Societies can fully achieve democratic representation and participation by emphasizing gender equity in electoral procedures and creating an atmosphere that encourages female political participation. The study is significant in understanding the phenomenon. | 2024 |
| Mobeen Azam | MS | Regionalism in South Asia: Contemporary Prospects and Challenges NA | 2017 |
| Khadija Idrees | MS | Confidence Buildings Measures in South Asia (2004-2012) NA | 2017 |
- Coordinator, Hayatian Society of Political Science and International Relations, (HSPSIR) UOG
- Focal Person Affiliated Colleges in Political Science UOG
- Member DRRC Department of Political Science and International Relations, UOG
- In Charge Student affairs, Department of Political Science and International Relations, UOG
- Member Admission Committee, Department of Political Science and International Relations, UOG
- Member Examination Committee, Department of Political Science and International Relations, UOG (2012-2024)
- Member Board of Faculty, UOG
- Member BOS Department of Political Science and International Relations, UOG
- Member Board of Studies, University of Swabi, (2015-2023)
-
1. Muhammad Attique Mehar, Adil Zaman “The Ripple Effects of Terrorism on Country Policy and Institutional Assessments in Pakistan: A Study Using Cross-Country Panel Data” Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, May 2024 DOI:
-
2. Nasir Abbas, Syed Ali Abid Naqvi, Adil Zaman “INTERSECTIONALITY OF CLASS AND VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN IN PAKISTAN” International Journal of Contemporary Issues in social Sciences, May 2024 DOI:
-
3. Adil Zaman, Muhammad Mushtaq “Analyzing Party Identification Dynamics Using SmartPLS in the Peshawar Valley, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province of Pakistan” International Journal of Contemporary Issues in social Sciences, May 2024 DOI:
-
4. Saima Naseem, Adil Zaman “INVESTIGATING SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS DYNAMICS OF POLITICAL AWARENESS AMONG WOMEN IN RURAL PUNJAB, PAKISTAN” International Journal of Contemporary Issues in social Sciences, March 2024 DOI:
-
5. Adil Zaman, Muhammad Mushtaq “UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMICS OF PARTY IDENTIFICATION IN PESHAWAR VALLEY OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, PAKISTAN” Pakistan Journal of Social Research, December 2023 DOI:
-
6. Adil zaman, Muhammad Mushtaq “Mapping Electoral Volatility in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan (1970-2018)” Pakistan Journal of Social Research, November 2023 DOI:
-
7. Adil Zaman, Muhammad Mushtaq “Decentralization and Subnational Politics: Investigating the Impact of Democratic Decentralization on Subnational Politics in Pakistan” Pakistan Journal of Social Research, August 2022 DOI:
-
8. Adil Zaman, Muhammad Mushataq “PUBLIC PERSPECTIVE ABOUT PARTY IDENTIFICATION IN PESHAWAR VALLEY, PAKISTAN” Pakistan Journal of Social Research, May 2022 DOI:
-
9. Husnul Maab, Sajid Hussain, Muhammad Ayaz, Adil Zaman “Analyzing Pakistan’s Geostrategic Location Since America’s Led War On Terror” Wear, September 2021
-
10. Husnul Maab, Sajid Hussain, Adil Zaman “The Role Of Shipping Industry And Seaborn Trade In Economic Development Of Pakistan” Webology, September 2021 DOI: https://www.webology.org/abstract.php?id=3428
| Date | Title | Agency/Organization | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-04-28 | NRPU | HEC | 3000000 | Completed |