Institutional structure of inclusive growth would enable all citizens to participate as subjects of economic growth.

Poverty reduction estimates of the Musharraf era are not consistent with the magnitude of the growth of inequality.

In Pakistan’s history, strategic decisions have occasionally been taken invoking ‘national interest’ by the military.

Two features of Pakistan’s political economy create uncertainty about the outcome of continuing confrontation with US.

If Pakistan chooses the path of confrontation with the US, it could mean stoppage of aid from the western world.

Managing disasters requires establishing institutional mechanisms for coordination between govt, civil organisations.

The urge for equitable, representative polity dates to ancient times in areas and people which constitute Pakistan.

Resisting violence is a battle for the human mind, involves defeating the appeal on which the violent group relies.

Economic growth must be redefined in terms of quantitative environmental costs of producing and consuming commodities.

Combined adverse effect of temperature and ill timed monsoon could have impact on agriculture and food security in SA.