Policy Perspectives is a biannual journal for disseminating the research carried out by IPS and its associates. It is distinctive in combining original research papers with reflective studies and analyses on varied themes and issues. Contributions to the journal appeal to a wide academic and professional readership, and reach an interdisciplinary and international audience.

In this Issue:

1. Religious Conversions in Pakistan: Empirical Evidence from Sindh

By
– Ghulam Hussain

2. Abraham Accords, Indo-Pacific Accord and the US-Led Nexus of Curtailment: Threat to Regional Security, and Joint Counter Strategy

By
– Shabana Syed and Zainab Ahmed

3. The US in China’s Nuclear Threat Perception

By
– Khusrow Akkas Abbasi and Zahida Khalid

4. Utilizing Militia Forces in Modern Warfare: Role and Challenges

By
– Muhammad Nasrullah Mirza and Naveed Mushtaq

5. The Conduct of Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Structure, Strengths, and Issues (2018-2020)

By
– Tajammul Altaf

6. Locust Attack in Pakistan: Assessing and Dealing with the Threat

By
– Bukhtawer Pervaz

7. Dialogue at IPS