Dynamics of Sectarian Violence in Pakistan: Recommendations to the Policy Makers

Mahsood, Asma Khan; Kamran, Muhammad

doi:10.4172/2151-6200.1000283

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“…Governance malfunctioned also contributed to a trust deficit in government which has generated several issues of distrust and inefficiency on the part of executing agencies. Likewise, consecutive governments in Pakistan are either unwilling or not competent enough to solve the problems (Mahsood & Kamran, 2017).…”

Section: Frequency and Percentage Distribution Of Administrative Failure To Curb Sectarianismmentioning

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Administrative Failure to Curb Sectarianism While Bringing Social Reintegration Into War-Torn Area of District Hangu, Pakistan

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Shah

Ali

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Purpose of the study: The present study highlights the administrative causing institutional intra-faith disintegration and its revival to social reintegration in district Hangu-Pakistan. Methodology: The study proceeded with a sound conceptual framework comprised of the independent variable, i.e., administrative failure to curb sectarianism, and dependent variable, i.e., "social reintegration," bypassing these through a sound statistical operationalization, i.e., chi-square and factor analysis, respectively. A sample size of 306 representing all leading categories of the study was chosen by stratified random sampling procedure to ensure the true representation of the masses living in the study area. Main Findings: The study disclosed that administrative failure had a strong and significant relationship with disintegration as causative factors and had been identified as a catalyst towards the social reintegration provided. Both literate and illiterate are taken into consideration for their involvement in the reintegration process while restructuring the administrative state of the area, as pointed out by the literate respondents. Applications of this study: The study recommended that the government should take initiatives by indulging all the stakeholders for greater social inclusion in the study arena, allowing both sects to participate in the common values under the ambit of Islam. A policy of non-interference by the state of Pakistan needs to be designed and communicated accordingly to all forces involving particular reference to the neighboring states. Novelty/Originality of this study: To the best of my knowledge, little empirical work in this area has been conducted in the Pakistani context. Thus, this study will be helpful in policy planning on both local and international levels.

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Section: Frequency and Percentage Distribution Of Administrative Failure To Curb Sectarianismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Administrative Failure to Curb Sectarianism While Bringing Social Reintegration Into War-Torn Area of District Hangu, Pakistan

Ahmad

Shah

Ali

et al. 2021

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Development and Validation of Religious Sectarian Intolerance Scale for Muslim Adults in Pakistan

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Horizontal inequalities, sectarian identities, and violent conflict: the case of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan

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Dynamics of Sectarian Violence in Pakistan: Recommendations to the Policy Makers

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Administrative Failure to Curb Sectarianism While Bringing Social Reintegration Into War-Torn Area of District Hangu, Pakistan

Administrative Failure to Curb Sectarianism While Bringing Social Reintegration Into War-Torn Area of District Hangu, Pakistan

Development and Validation of Religious Sectarian Intolerance Scale for Muslim Adults in Pakistan

Horizontal inequalities, sectarian identities, and violent conflict: the case of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan

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