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Dr. Muhammad Azam has done his PhD from Department of Politics and International Relations, International Islamic University, Islamabad, Pakistan. Previously, he served as an Assistant Professor at Department of Political Science, Hazara University, Mansehra, Khyber-Pakhtunkha, Pakistan.

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Education

Year Degree Board / University
2011 Politics and IR -- (Doctorate Degree) International Islamic University, Islamabad
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Experience

From To Post Held Organization
2010 2010 Research Officer National Assembly Secretariat, Parliament House
2011 2011 Assistant Director National Assembly Secretariat, Parliament House
2011 2013 Assistant Professor Department of Political Science
2013 Continue Assistant Professor Sargodha University, Sargodha
2017 2019 Incharge Department of Politics and IR Department of Politics and IR, Sargodha University, Sargodha
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Research Interests

Democracy and democratization
Peace Negotiations
Pakistan: State and Society
Afghanistan
Leadership Studies

Fellowships

5 Years PhD Fellowship Award, Higher Education Commission, Islamabad, 2003.

Publications

    Research Journal


  • M Azam and Sagheer Ahmad Khan , 2012 , American Democracy Promotion in the Arabian Gulf , Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations , 11, 1,
  • M Azam and M Nazrul Islam , 2010 , Democratization in the Gulf Monarchies and American Civil Society , Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations , 9, 3,
  • M Azam , 2010 , Religious Behaviours in Pakistan: Impact on Social Development , Conflict and Peace Studies , 3, 3,
  • M Azam and Safiya Aftab , 2009 , Inequality and the Militant Threat in Pakistan , Conflict and Peace Studies , 2, 2,
  • M Azam , 2009 , Radicalization in Pakistan: Sociocultural Realities , Conflict and Peace Studies , 2, 1,
  • M Azam , 2008 , Radicalization and Media: Who Influences Whom and How in Pakistan? , Conflict and Peace Studies , 1, 1,

    • Chapters Contributed


  • (2022). Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations: From Uncertainty and Confrontation to Optimism. In Pakistan’s Foreign Policy: Contemporary Developments ( pp. 99- 110 ).
  • (2020). Provincial Finance Commissions in the Punjab: Implications for Governance and Development. In Perspectives on Contemporary Pakistan: Governance, Development and Environment ( First ed, pp. 45- 54 ).
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