Advancing independent discourse on Asia-Pacific
Consortium for Asia Pacific Studies (CAPS) is a Pakistan-based multi-institutional forum that seeks to expand objective understanding of Asia Pacific region, which has assumed greater geopolitical significance in recent times and is projected to maintain its relevance for foreseeable future.
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CAPS Think Point
Our goal is to inform policy discourse and educate public on Pakistan's policy choices amidst global transformations.
Our Methodology
We harness the power of modern digital communication platforms to both generate and circulate expert discourse concerning the Asia Pacific region. Through leveraging these advanced tools, we facilitate the exchange of insights, analyses, and perspectives among scholars and stakeholders, ensuring a wide-reaching and impactful dissemination of knowledge.
As a Pakistan based research network, we invite researchers from all disciplines interested in Pakistan and Asia-Pacific
Expert Talks
Increasing attacks on China’s CPEC Projects in Pakistan, what will be the impact?
Muneeb Salman’s talk at the BBC Duniya with Sarika Singh
The New Order in South Asia
Dr. Khuram Iqbal’s talk at the Centre of Security and Intelligence Studies
University of Buckingham
CAPS Podcast with Mr. Gleb Makarevich & Dr. Muhammad Shoaib
Soft Side of Pakistan-Russia Relations. See more…
Research Funding and Other Opportunities
CAPSPAK members have access to exclusive research funding opportunities. Learn more about the latest research funding calls administered by the CAPSPAK network as well as other opportunities for research funding, fellowships, exchanges and collaborations.
Stay connected to the latest events and news related to the Asia Pacific region in Pakistan.
Publications
AVERT Submission to the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into Extremism in Victoria
AVERT Research Network
2022
AVERT Submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security Inquiry into Extremist Movements and Radicalism in Australia
Michele Grossman, Adrian Cherney, Hass Dellal, Joshua M. Roose, Mark Duckworth and Lydia Khalil
2021
