Iram
Dr. Iram Naseer Ahmad has been working as an Assistant Professor and Head of History & Pakistan Studies Department at Forman Christian College University. Prior to that she has taught at LCWU and University of Education as well. She earned her PhD from the University of the Punjab and completed her research work of one semester from Arizona state university on Exchange Visiting Program. She is a Research Associate at Oxford Research House, and an Associate Fellow at Royal Historical Society (RHS). She has won several awards like ‘World Scholar Award’ ‘World History Commons’ honorarium, Volkswagen Foundation Award, Alliance for Learning in World History Award. Besides, she presented her research work in numerous national and international conferences. She published several articles and chapters in books. Her specialisation is on Pakistan China Relations, CPEC and BRI.
Forman Christian College University/ Assistant Professor & HOD
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The oceans and seas of the world are at a crucial crossroads in their history. The pace of change, driven by the globalization of the world economy, continues to accelerate, particularly in key regions of oceanic value. At the same time, issues concerning coastal administration and management are becoming increasingly widespread and complex. This volume offers an in-depth investigation into ocean conflict, governance, and strategy from an interdisciplinary perspective, involving the vast range of interactions between oceans and seas. It also explores the complexity of human activities on the oceans, with a particular focus on maritime conflicts in Asia. The purpose of this book is to examine the perspectives of key actors in Asian maritime policy and their responses to the challenges of internal and territorial security in Asian waters.