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85. The MIA Curriculum must fulfill the same language requirements as candidates for the regional concentration. HistoryG4850 Political and Social Development of pakistan. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/sipa/MIA/sai.html

Southern Asian Institute Courses of Instruction and Research http://sipa.columbia.edu/sai/ 1128 International Affairs Tel: 212-854-3616 Director: Gauri Viswanathan F ounded in 1967, the Southern Asian Institute defines its area of study as including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Tibet. The Columbia Libraries hold one of the largest and oldest South Asia collections in the country, supporting two dozen languages in a wide range of disciplines. Because of its location in New York, the Institute has ties with United Nations personnel, the diplomatic community, and many international agencies. The Institute is recognized as a National Resource Center for South Asian Language and Area Studies by the U.S. Department of Education. Programs The Southern Asian Institute coordinates the many activities at Columbia University that relate to Southern Asia. It works with many South Asia groups to generate a variety of events, including conferences, weekly lectures, and film festivals. The Institute’s Speaker Series brings distinguished speakers for informal lectures to faculty and students each month. Regional Concentration in Southern Asia Courses: MIA degree students with a regional concentration in Southern Asia must complete 18 points of “E” credit from the courses listed below. At least one course must be a colloquium or seminar. The 18 points of course work are distributed as follows:

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87. IV. Work With Others To Defuse Regional Conflicts Our involvement in this regional dispute, building on earlier investments in bilateralrelations, looks first to concrete steps by India and pakistan that can http://www.whitehouse.gov/nsc/nss4.html

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88. Joint Statement For The Visit Of Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf To New Yor President Bush and President Musharraf discussed a broad range of regional securityissues. Both underscored the importance of pakistan to have a successful http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2001/11/20011110-7.html

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89. India And Pakistan markers. pakistan Resources from your About.com Guide, researchers,universities, cultural history and websites on pakistan. Rock http://archaeology.about.com/cs/indiaandpakistan/

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Pakistan Heritage Society Preservation of the heritage is a civilized activity of a civilized nation. Chairman, Professor Farid Khan For membership information, please contact the Head Office below. Head Office Regional Office - Lahore Regional Office - Islamabad Projects Projects of the Society include excavations at Akra, Banu District, in association with the British Museum; a listing of protected monuments in Pakistan by Rafiq Mughal; and documentation of monuments of the Salt Range in association with the University of Pennsylvania History of Art Department

93. Indian History, Mughals, Akbar To Aurangzeb, Mughal Legacy: Afghanistan, Pakista On Mughal military expansion, development of trade and manufacturing by Sher Shah Suri and Akbar, Category Society history South Asia Islamic Domination 10001750......Mughal rule in India; context of the Mughal victories; Mughal tastes, Persian, Central Asian influences; Urdu as court language and language of elite; http://members.tripod.com/~INDIA_RESOURCE/mughal.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated SOUTH ASIAN HISTORY History of the Mughals in the Indian Subcontinent The Rise and Fall of the Mughals A Revaluation of their Role in Indian History No period in Indian history has drawn as much attention and scholarly research as has the period in Indian history that corresponds with Mughal rule. Western and many Indian historians alike have focused on the reign of the Mughals almost to the point of total neglect and exclusion of other periods in Indian history. In-depth investigation of other ruling dynasties whether subordinate to the Mughals (such as the lesser-known Rajputs or Bundelkhandis) or preceding them (such as the Parmars, Kakathiyas, or Sharqis) or their southern contemporaries (such as Tamil Nadu's Pandyas) has rarely attracted the scholarly attention of influential historians, and often their role in Indian history has been seen as peripheral to that of the Mughals, or their contribution to Indian civilization seen as tangential and marginal. Journalists, art critics and popular historians have been particularly infected by such biases, and even highly respected art critics and social scientists have written quite dismissively of India's regional kingdoms that preceded Mughal rule or rose in the wake of it's precipitous decline.

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95. Pakistan Symposium http://inic.utexas.edu/asnic/cas/pages/paksym.html

CAS Home People faculty administration ... ASNIC Pakistan Symposium Examines Literature and National Integration From L to R: UT faculty member Kamran Ali and invited speakers Omar Qureshi and Samina Choonara. The symposium featured a unique combination of writers, activists and scholars from Pakistan, the United States and Europe, who came together to discuss their work in and on regional Pakistani languages and ethnic cultures such as Sindhi, Baluchi, Pashto, Bangla and Punjabi. To begin, Kathryn Hansen, Director of the Center for Asian Studies, and Kamran Asdar Ali, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, stated their motivations for organizing this symposium. They noted that too often in the Western academy the study of Pakistan is centered upon the study of Urdu literary culture. However, as the October 2002 elections demonstrated, ethnicity retains a pivotal role in Pakistani culture and politics. Therefore, a deeper understanding of Pakistani culture and society in all its complexity and layers is called for, and is perhaps more necessary now than ever before. Another panel featured Shelley Feldman (Associate Professor, Sociology, Cornell University) and Saadia Toor (Ph.D. Candidate, Sociology, Cornell University), who discussed the language politics of Bangla in East and West Pakistan from 1947 to 1971. Shelley Feldman argued that historical erasure is an active process, and that Bangladesh has been actively forgotten in modern Pakistan.

96. Purpose And History - Women, Law & Development International http://www.wld.org/org.html

Organization - Who We Are, What We Do Purpose Accomplishments Board of Directors • Purpose "Around the world, wherever human rights are violated, women and girls suffer the most." - Margaret A. Schuler, President, WLDI In both industrialized and developing countries, women are more likely than men to live in poverty, endure low status within the family, be refugees, migrate in search of work, suffer from poor health and nutrition and be solely responsible for the maintenance and care of children. Even worse, women and girls are increasingly victims of state-sponsored or condoned violence and repression. Female infanticide, honor killings, acid attacks, female genital mutilation, widow abuse, sexual slavery and child marriage are still practiced in too many parts of the world. And mass rape has become a common terror tactic in ethnic cleansing campaigns. In many nations, the legal systems perpetuate sex bias. Often laws and customs openly discriminate against women. Women are routinely denied their most basic economic, social, cultural, civil and political rights. Unfortunately, women who are the subject of violence and discrimination often have no idea what rights they have, or they don't know any effective methods to enforce those rights. In short, they lack the knowledge or the skills to advocate for themselves.

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