Dr. Shaista Shaheen Zafar |
| FATHER’S NAME : Syed Saeed-uz-Zafar (Late) |
| NATIONALITY : Pakistani |
| ADDRESS : Area Study Centre for Europe, University of Karachi |
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION : - Ph.D in European Studies entitled “A Comparative Study of US-European Union policies towards the Middle Eastern, Balkan and South Asian Crises(1990-2002). Degree awarded in June 2015.
- M. Phil in European Studies, University of Karachi. Thesis entitled “The role of Britain in Indo-Pakistan conflicts since 1947 to 1991 with special reference to the 1965 and 1971 wars: A historical study”. Degree awarded in March 2000.
- M.A. in International Relations from University of Karachi in 1994.
- B.A. in 1991.
- Intermediate in 1988.
- Matriculation in 1986.
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WORK EXPERIENCE:Assistant Professor (BPS-19), Area Study Centre for Europe, June 2015 Lecturer/Senior Research Fellow (BPS-18), Area Study Centre for Europe, (September 1, 2000 – June 2015) |
| JOB EXPERIENCE : |
ORGANIZATIONAL EXPERIENCE : Helped in organizing the international seminars and the workshops organized by the ASCE under the EU-sponsored European Studies Programme (1999-2002) and in collaboration with the Hanns Seidel Foundation, Islamabad, working as a Member of Editorial Team, Journal of European Studies |
ACTIVITIES:Supervision of M.Phil thesis, Teaching Modern European Political History and Theory and Practice of European Integration to M.Phil students at ASCE, work as a Reviewer of Journal of Political Science and International Relations (JPSIR), New York, USA (January 2022 to January 2024) |
FELLOWSHIP: Fellow of the European Union Sponsored by European Union, June-August 2002 at the University of Brescia entitled “ EU Common Commercial Policy” |
Hameed & Azra Award: Won Second Prize of Hameed & Azra awards for best research article, held at the University of Karachi, November 10, 2022. |
Paper Presented at International Conference:“European Union’s role in the Syrian Crisis” presented at the international conference on New Trends in Social Sciences and Humanities in the Contemporary World: With reference to World Peace Order, organized by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences University of Karachi on December 5th-6th,2018 at Arts and Social Sciences Auditorium, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Karachi |
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS :- “Impact of the Scarcity and Serendipity Information on Online Impulse Buying Behavior with Moderating Effect of Hedonic Dimensions”, International Journal of Special Education, Vol. 38, No.1, 2023 pp: 160-183
- “Crimean Annexation: European Union Sanctions and Russian Policy”, Pakistan Journal of International Affairs, Vol.4, Issue 3, 2021 pp:281-304
- “The Role of the European Union in the Syrian Conflict: Enthusiastic or Reluctant Party?” Journal of European Studies Vol.36, No.2 (July 2020) pp:57-80
- “NHS-Brexit: A Health Service Dilemma” Journal of European Studies Vol.36, No.1 (January 2020) pp:136-151
- “The British National Healthcare Service and Public Healthcare Delivery in Pakistan: A Comparison” Journal of European Studies Vol.35, No.1 (January 2019) pp:67-78
- “The European Union’s Role in Post-Gaddafi Libya” Journal of European Studies Vol.33, No.1 (January 2017) pp:33-53
- “Nazi Influence Outside Germany Before and During the Second World War” Journal of European Studies Vol.32, No.2 (July 2016) pp:40-52
- “Ukraine Crisis and the EU” Journal of European Studies Vol.31, No.2 (July 2015) pp:55-69
- “The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and the European Union: Ambitions and Limitations” Journal of European Studies Vol.30, No.2 (July 2014) pp:76-101
- “Serbia’s Association to the EU: The Kosovo Issue” Journal of European Studies Vol. 28, No.2 (July 2012) pp:72-86
- “Turkey’s Zero Problems with Neighbours’ Foreign Policy Relations with Syria” Journal of European Studies Vol. 28, No.1 (January 2012) pp:143-158
- “European Union – Yemen Relations” Journal of European Studies Vol 27, No 2 (July 2011) 47-46
- “Contemporary EU-Egypt Relations within the parameters of the EU’s Euro – Mediterranean Partnership Programme and ENP”. Journal of European Studies Vol 26&27(2, 1, July 2010 & January 2011) pp:98 – 118
- “EU – Libya Relations.” Journal of European Studies Vol. 24 &25(2, 1, July 2008 & January 2009) pp: 125 – 141.
- “Britain’s Role in the Rann of Kutch Dispute.” Journal of European Studies Vol 23&24(2, 1, July 2007 & January 2008) pp: 250 – 275
- “Bosnia- Herzegovina: A Brief Study in the Historical Perspective.” Journal of European Studies Vol 21&22(2, 1, July 2005 & January 2006) pp: 173 – 193
- “European Community’s Role in the Gulf War! an Analysis.” Journal of European Studies Vol.19&20(2, 1, July 2003 & January 2004) pp: 116 – 127
- “Europe Response to the Crisis in Chechnya.” Journal of European Studies Vol.18(No.1, January 2002) pp: 75 – 86
- “US are NMD Plan and Europe.” Journal of European Studies Vol.17(No.2, July 2001) pp: 39 – 50
- “Eastern and Central Europe and the European Union.” Journal of European Studies Vol.16(1, January 2000) pp: 34 – 43.
- “Scottish Bid for Autonomy.” Journal of European Studies Vol.13&14(2, 1, July 1997 & January 1998) pp: 93 – 98
- “UK-China Relation on the Hong Kong Issue.” Journal of European Studies Vol.13(1, January 1997) pp: 96 – 103
- “Britain Economic Assistant to Pakistan since the Afghan Crisis.” Journal of European Studies, Vol. 12 (2, July 1996) pp: 131 – 139
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Abstract in “International Political Science Abstracts, Paris”- “Ukraine Crisis and the EU” Journal of European Studies Vol.31, No.2 (July 2015)
- “European Union – Yemen Relations” Journal of European Studies Vol 27, No 2 (July 2011) 47-46
- “Contemporary EU-Egypt Relations within the parameters of the EU’s Euro – Mediterranean Partnership Programme and ENP”. Journal of European Studies Vol 26&27(2, 1, July 2010 & January 2011) pp:98 – 118
- “European Community’s Role in the Gulf War! an Analysis.” Journal of European Studies Vol.19&20(2, 1, July 2003 & January 2004) pp: 116 – 127
BOOK REVIEW : - The United Nation in the 21st century, ( 3rd ed) by Karen A Mingst and Margaret P. Karns, Journal of European Studies. 24 &25, nos2&1.(Jul 2008 & Jan 2009): 181-182
- The European Union and the Third World, by Martin Holland, Journal of European Studies. 21 &22, nos2&1 ( Jul 2005 & Jan 2006): 226-228
- Kosovo: Preceptions of War and its Aftermath, Mary Buckley and Sally N. Cummings, (Eds) , Journal of European Studies. 19 &20, nos2&1 (Jul 2003 & Jan 2004): 181-182
- Bosnia: Is the Horror Show Over? Brigadier Ghulam Muhammad Mohatarem, by Qirtas, Journal of European Studies. 17, nos2 ( 2001): 145-146
- NATO, Britain France and FRG: Nuclear strategies and Froces for Europe, 1949-2000, by Beatrice Heuser, Journal of European Studies. 16&17, nos2&1 ( Jul 2000 & Jan 2001 ): 297-299.
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