Reasons and Cures for the Economic Situation of Pa : Muhammad Nawaz Khan , Contemporary epoch is the period of stumpy and intensified conflicts rather than conventional ones that enhance the importance of non-traditional security threats. So, the securitization of non-traditional security threats compel us to understand Pakistan’s internal dynamics, challenges and threats , 20120517
Women hold up half the sky : Maria Syed , Women participation is an essential element in the development and progress of a nation. Women around the world are contributing towards this end. In China, the participation of women is tremendous making for forty-four per cent of the entire work force. If women in Pakistan, 49.17 per cent of the population of Pakistan, are put to productive activity it will give a great boost to national economic growth. , 20120514
BALOCHISTAN: WHAT ARE THE FACTS? : Dr Maqsudul Hasan Nuri & Dr Noor ul Haq , ,
Sudan Conflict-The Internal Dimension : Aymen Ijaz , ,
China Should become a Regular Member of SAARC : Col. Muhammad Hanif (retd) , ,
New Province Debate : Usman Ghani , ,
Asia-Pacific: The new global power centreAftab Hussain
TAPI AND IPI: PEACE PIPELINESAir Commodore (R) Khalid Iqbal
KASHMIR & THE UNITED NATIONSAir Commodore (R) Khalid Iqbal
SCO - Building Regional Security MechanismMuhammad Munir & Muhammad Nawaz Khan
India’s vote against Sri Lanka and KashmirAsghar Ali Shad
THE AGONY OF AGNI!Air Cdre (R) Khalid Iqbal
Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word..Maria Syed
Will India really stand against China?Aftab Hussain
AFGHANISTAN: BACK TO DRAWING BOARD!Air Cdre (R) Khalid Iqbal
Nuclear Security Summit 2012Saman Zulfqar
  
19-23 MayMeetingPakistan-India Track II Dialogue
24 MayOne day SeminarFuture of Jehadi Organisations
Jul-12One day seminarInternal Challenges & Response
South Asia
Pakistan: Domestics
Pakistan: Diplomacy
Nuclear Issues
Terrorism & Security
China and East Asia
West & Central Asia
Regional Alliances
Eurasia and America
IPRI has developed intellectual interaction with 80 foreign think tanks of USA, UK, Germany, India, Bangladesh, Japan, Iran, Turkey, Sri Lanka, China , Nepal, Singapore, Russia, Egypt, Bahrain, Denmark, Australia, Jordan, Thailand, Malaysia, Norway, Sweden, Uzbekistan, Indonesia, Kazakhstan and Afghanistan. However, with following international think tanks IPRI has very close and regular collaboration: -
China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations CICIR, China
China Arms Control and Disarmament Association (CACDA), China
Near East South Asia (NESA), Centre for Strategic Studies, USA
Turkish Asian Centre for Strategic Studies (TASAM), Turkey
Arab Thought Forum (ATF), Jordon
Delhi Policy Group (DPG), New Delhi, India
Regional Centre for Strategic Studies (RCSS), Colombo, Sri Lanka
Hanns Seidel Foundation (HSF), Munich, Germany
Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS), Iran
Institute of World Economics and Politics (IWEP), Kazakhstan
India-Pakistan Neemrana Initiative (Track II Dialogue) 19-23 May 2012 New Delhi, India
Pakistan: Jihadi Organizations and their Future24 May 2012 Marriott Hotel, Islamabad
Rights of Religious Minorities in South Asia: Learning from Mutual Experiences3-4 July 2012 Marriott Hotel, Islamabad
RNSSC, NESA Group MeetingJuly 2012 Not yet announced by NESA
Visit of Japan Media DelegationJuly 2012 IPRI Conference Hall
Pakistan: Internal Challenges and ResponseAugust 2012 IPRI Conference Hall
Visit of Afghanistan Media DelegationSeptember 2012 IPRI Conference Hall
Future of Pakistan-Afghanistan RelationsSeptember 2012 IPRI Conference Hall

IPRI library is an institutional library with 4,000 books, a number of subscribed journals, newspapers and magazines. Most of the books in the library are on social sciences including International Relations, Political Science, History and Defence and Strategic Studies.These books cover subjects such as security studies, peace and development studies, arms control and disarmament, strategy, political economy and research methodology. Regional study related material is also available in IPRI library, including South Asia, Central Asia India , Middle East, Eurpoe and East Asia.

New Arrivals - 2012
Book Name Author
Noam Chomsky-Making the Future Noam Chomsky
Pakistan the US, Geopolitics and Grand Strategies Usama butt and Julian Schofield
When China Rules the World
Martin Jacques
Steve Jobs -The man who thought different
Karen Blumenthal
Taliban-Driving Extremism in Pakistan Mujahid Hussain
The Pakistan Cauldron-Conspiracy, Assassination and Instability
James P.Farewell