Regional Security Network in South Asia: A Prescriptive Approach to Addressing Diverse Security Threats

Security Challenges in South Asia

Former President Bill Clinton described South Asia as the most dangerous place on earth. We in Pakistan agree with this characterization. It is indeed ironic that the extremely enterprising and hard working people of South Asia, who have achieved such success in their endeavors abroad, have been unable to resolve their mutual differences in order to harness the immense economic potential of the...

Social Security in South Asia

china's security relations with central asia: from security ties to “regional security complexes”

termination of the cold war was followed by considerable developments in international relations, including the emergence and gradual empowerment of new political actors. china was one of these actors whose process of empowerment, which actually started many years before the end of the cold war, has drawn attention from many analysts. central asia is one of the regions with which china has had ...

Dust Crises and its Regional Geopolitical and Security Impact in West Asia

Western Asia has recently become an arena for significant upheavals of various kinds, be it political, safety-related, geopolitical, social, etc. These have in turn focalized the salience of the region as well as its ensuing situation and challenges on a global perspective. Such a naturally-born phenomenon is characterized, amidst other factors, by its transregional quality, granting it some so...

Addressing Threats and Security Issues in World Wide Web Technology

We outline the Web technologies and the related threats within the framework of a Web threat environment. We also examine the issue surrounding dowloadable executable content and present a number of security services that can be used for Web transactions categorised according to the Internet layering model. In Proceedings CMS ’97 3rd IFIP TC6/TC11 International joint working Conference on Commu...