BSS (BUIC): Recent submissions

  • A socio-economic policy analysis towards inclusive growth in Pakistan since 1990-2010 
    Mahum Tanveer, 01-155101-021 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2014)
    Asia has always had its significance since ancient times. However, over the past few years the region has shown tremendous economic growth and in this time the East Asian and the South Asian countries have reiterated their ...
  • Effects of Electronic Media Impact of Violent Video Games in Breeding Aggressive Behavior Among Children 
    Ayesha Ashfaque Buriro, 01-155092-007 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2014)
    Playing video games have become one of the most favorite activities among children. A rising body of research is connecting violent video game play to violent cognitions, attitudes, and behaviors. The main goal of this ...
  • Impact of Indian soap operas on Pakistani women 
    Tehzeeb Lutfi (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2014)
    Introduction Literature review Data collection Findings Conclusion
  • Nuclear weapons as a source of stability : a case study of South Asia 
    Faiza Baluch, 01-155092-010 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2013)
    This research focuses on the role of nuclear weapons in providing peace and stability in the South Asian region. The research is focusing on how and why do countries acquire nuclear weapons and how does it bring peace? ...
  • Problems of female domestic workers in households : case study of Islamabad 
    Zehra Zaidi, 01-155092-044 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2013)
    Vulnerability of females along with poverty is a deadly combination in terms of survival and though it has become a universal phenomenon especially in the developing countries, very little attention has been paid to this ...
  • Addressing child sexual abuse, a case study of Sahil, Pakistan 
    Rimsha Najib, 01-155092-032 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2013)
    Child Sexual abuse (CSA) has become a worldwide social problem and takes place inconsiderately of all social, economic, cultural, geographical, religious, and educational backgrounds. In Pakistan, child sexual abuse has ...
  • Impact of Islamization on education with special emphasis on Pakistan in the aftermath of 9/11 
    Syed Muhammad Abdullah Hameed, 01-155092-033 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2013)
    This paper attempts to observe the impact of Islamization of education on the whole society with special emphasis on Pakistan. How the process of Islamization in Pakistan has emerged, what were the reforms introduced by ...
  • Islam and politics in Pakistan : 1906-1985 political and constitutional perspective 
    Arsalan Bilal (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2014)
    Religious authority intermingled with political leadership for centuries; the nexus between the two was undermined with the emergence of Age of Enlightenment1. In the enduring period, phenomena like Separation of Church ...
  • The Impact of popular Hindi cinema on Pakistani youth 
    Danisha Aslam (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2013)
    The research study “The Impact of Popular Hindi Cinema on Pakistani Youth’’ used both qualitative and quantitative method to find out the impact of Hindi cinema on linguistics, attitude and behavior, and in creating diversion ...
  • Us and Iran : The Nuclear Question, Convergence of Interests and The Paradigmatic Shift in The Middle East 
    Sanober Sultan Khan, 01-155112-056 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2015)
    This research paper predicts a paradigmatic shift in the U.S. policy towards the Middle-East. It premises its argument based on the commonality of regional interests between U.S. and Iran which supersede the previous ...
  • India - Pakistan Peace Process : A Failed Attempt 
    Nida Hayat (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2014)
    Much of the history of relationships between India and Pakistan has remained strained. At several occasions, the strains, caused by hasty partitions, developed into major conflicts. Both nations, however, at sidelines, ...
  • War on Terrorism : Socio-economic Impact on Daily life of FATA and KPK 
    Syed Zain Ul Abidin Bukhari, 01-155092-036 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2014)
    Federally administered tribal area (FATA) has been unique since British rule in 1849. It is unique in the sense because this place is controlled directly by president in a state where there is parliamentary form of ...
  • Socialist Healthcare Policy and Demographic change in Cuba 
    Ammar Ali, 01-155092-047 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2014)
    Cuba is the largest island of the Caribbean situated in the Western Hemisphere. The history of Cuba starts with the discovery of it by Christopher Columbus in 1492 and later by the conquest and colonization by Spain in ...
  • Privatization and Political Economy In Pakistan 
    Saad Mirza, 01-155082-034 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2014)
    Privatizing institutions, organizations and enterprises, is the most talked about issue in the developing countries. The inefficient government owned enterprises are completely privatized to relieve the pressure off the ...
  • Flood response in Bangladesh and Pakistan : a comparitive study 
    Khadija Afzal (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2012)
    According to Alexander (2006) phenomenon of Disaster Management has become a globalized concept over the years, thereby evolving a worldwide involvement in disaster relief and mitigation of catastrophes. The last two decades ...
  • Impact of sports on the self- esteem of sportswomen in Pakistan 
    Sana Mahmud (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2012)
    Sports have always been considered a field dominated by men. All over the world, women and girls are less likely to participate in sports than men and boys, who continue to dominate sports (Larkin, Razack&Moole, 2007, cited ...
  • US quest for global hegemony : offensive realism, Bush doctrine and the war of Iraq 2003 
    Mahwish Mahmood (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2012)
    “The domination of the United States (U.S.) has been unprecedented in the history of world politics. U.S. emerged as the sole superpower after the demise of the Soviet Union, having no ideological or geo-political contenders ...
  • UN Peacekeeping and Genocide: Role of Great and Regional Powers 
    Rejaa A. Dar (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2012)
    hat such a war would never happen again. Its purpose was and is to maintain international peace and security and to quickly and efficiently deal with any inter or intra-state conflict that might arise and threaten this ...
  • Israel-Palestine Peace Process: Role of Quartet as a Multi-Party Mediator 
    Maria Naheed (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2012)
    One of the biggest challenges faced by today’s global world order is the enduring conflict of Israel-Palestine. The Israel-Palestine conflict is more than half a century old and endangers the stability and peace of the ...
  • Health Seeking Behavior of TB Patients with or without Family History of the Disease 
    Khawaja Aneeq Ahmad, 01-155122-030 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2016)
    Tuberculosis is a major public health problem; Pakistan is ranked Fifth among the TB high burden countries. Good heath seeking behavior is very important for the diagnosis, treatment and control of the disease in the ...

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