Combating Terrorism on Intellectual Battlefields: Lenses on the Potentials of Universities in Pakistan

The current research examines the potential of Pakistani universities to challenge terrorism on intellectual grounds. In this regard, the qualitative research approach was followed to achieve the research objectives. The researcher interviewed 100 faculty members and heads of teaching departments to...

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Education Policy
Educational Policy and Politics
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Students
Teaching
Terrorism
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