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Shorenstein APARC fosters dialogue on Muslim experience in Asia through new book
June 2014
Rafiq Dossani, a former senior research scholar at Shorenstein APARC, examines the paradox of Muslim minority decline in Asia within a new book, "Modes of Engagement: Muslim Minorities in Asia." He...
At the Eye of the Storm - Mourning and Hope
March 2005
Tsunami could give Aceh, Indonesia's war-torn province, the opportunity it needs, according to APARC's Donald K. Emmerson.
Worsened by war: Two hard-hit areas beset by civil strife
January 2005
For the two regions hardest hit by the Asian tsunamis, international relief efforts are being complicated by more than the rising death tolls and physical devastation: They are also war zones....
Events
The Arab Awakening: Governance Lessons for Asia and Beyond
May 4, 2011
The recent uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East represent one of the most dramatic global political developments since the fall of the Berlin Wall. What factors and forces led to the...
South Asia's Vulnerable Side: Where Economic Growth Outpaces Human Progress - 2010 Shorenstein Journalism Award
May 15, 2010
While most Asian economies rode out the recession fairly well, disturbing human development statistics across the region persist.
Opportunities And Challenges In India, Pakistan, And Afghanistan
October 21, 2008
The election of a new American president is an event of great importance to the entire world, not just the United States.
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South Asia's Vulnerable Side: Where Economic Growth Outpaces Human Progress - 2010 Shorenstein Journalism Award
May 2010
While most Asian economies rode out the recession fairly well, disturbing human development statistics across the region persist.
