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“Challenges in the crisis situation”
Global Campus Program Advanced Course, June-July 2021

・June 15
R2P revisited: applicability to current Myanmar
Dr. Desmond Molloy, on behalf of TUFS, CPCS Cambodia
・June 22
Final “exit” from Afghanistan: US & NATO withdrawal and effects to regional security 1: From the perspective of Pakistan: (*1)
Dr. Nadeem at Quaid-i-Azam University
Final “exit” from Afghanistan : US & NATO withdrawal and effects to regional security 2: From the perspective of Bangladesh
Dr. Mubashar Hasan, on behalf of TUFS, Western Sydney University
・June 29
ASEAN Norms in Responding to Myanmar Crisis
Dr. Kim Sun at Pannasastra University of Cambodia
・July 6
India: India’s present scenario and COVID19
Dr. Ram Puniyani, on behalf of Nirmala Niketan, Human rights activist, writer and Former Professor of IIT
July 13
De-radicalization in practice in Pakistan
Dr. Fatima at University of Management and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

“Deepening Divides”
Global Campus Program Basic Course, December 2020-January 2021

• December 1
Dr. Sammar Rao, QAU: "Understanding Process of Radicalization: A Conceptual Analysis." The topic will acquaint the students with concepts and contours of radicalization and its different explanatory models.
• December 8
Dr. Fatima Sajjad, UMT: "France, Frantz and Freedom: Exploring Roots of Radicalization": Dr. Fatima shall discuss the colonial legacy of contemporary problems, ideas of Frantz Fanon and multiple meanings of freedom.
• December 15
Dr. Mubashar Hasan on behalf of TUFS: "France: Between Terror and Liberalism”
• December 22
Dr. Kim Sun, PUC: "Nationalism and Radicalization": trying to answer a question: "Does Nationalism Matter Radicalization in France?"
• January 5: PUC, NN, TUFS
Ms. Teesta Setalvad on behalf of NN: “Supremacism as Nationalism: The Indian Experience”

Global Campus Program Advanced Course, June-July 2020

Lecture Day 1: June 2
"The Impact on politics and economy both global and domestic"
By Dr. Trond Gilberg (Dr. Weiss & AVI scholars) (Pannasastra University of Cambodia)
Lecture Day 2: June 9
"Stigmatization & phobia about minorities"
By Kenji Isezaki (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies), Dr. Mubashar Hasan and Mr. Yasir Sameer
Lecture Day 3: June 16
(cont.) "Stigmatization & phobia about minorities”
By Dr. Adv Irfan Engineer (from Mumbai, India)
"Role of Media especially social media"
By Dr. Najib Azca (Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia)
Lecture Day 4: June 23
"Gender"
By Dr. Khatija Khader (Islamic University of Science and Technology, Awantipora, India)
(cont.) "Stigmatization & phobia about minorities”
Dr. Farhan Hanif Siddiqi (Quaid-i-Azam University)
Students’ Presentation Day 1: July 7
Students’ Presentation Day 2: July 14

A new publication is now out by Sage Publishing!

"Radicalization in South Asia Context, Trajectories and Implications" FIRST EDITION

Edited by:
• Mubashar Hasan - Post Doctoral Research Fellow, Department of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages, University of Oslo, Norway
• Kenji Isezaki - Professor, Peace and Conflict Studies, Graduate School of Global Studies, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan
• Sameer Yasir - Former Assistant Professor, Centre for International Relational, Peace and Conflict Studies, Islamic University of Science and Technology, India

https://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/radicalization-in-south-asia/book269936

Global Campus Program Basic Course, November 2019-January 2020

Week 1: November 19
- Justice and Peace (by PUC)
Week 2: November 26
- Short talk: "Can education make peace?" (by Aya Fukuda)
- Special lecture: Justice and Peace in the case of Yugoslavia by Mr. Husein Sadiku, a Ph.D. candidate at TUFS
Week 3: December 3
- Self-determination & national integrity (by UGM)
- Engaging Communities for Peacebuilding (by Nimala Niketan)
Special Session: December 10
Week 4: December 17
- Fighting terrorism or Nuclear deterrence (by QA)
Week 5: January 14
- Military occupation for peace (by TUFS)