GEN 9148
Bridging The Divide: Analyzing Indo-Pak Bilateral Relations
Stanford University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Bridging the Divide - Analyzing Indo-Pak Bilateral Relations will explore India and Pakistan's intricate and evolving relationship. Each week, distinguished guest speakers, including professors, human rights lawyers, and special guest speakers, discuss various topics shaping bilateral relations. These topics include human rights, nuclear security, the historical impact of partition, and the strategies and approaches of India and Pakistan, amongst other topics. The course will comprehensively analyze the historical and contemporary factors influencing the relationship between India and Pakistan. A special emphasis will be placed on examining the differences and challenges historically shaping India-Pakistan relations. Speakers will provide critical insights into each government's divergent policies and strategic approaches. Moreover, the lectures will explore potential partnerships and collaborative efforts, highlighting past and ongoing initiatives and potential avenues for future collaboration. By the end of the course, students will have a nuanced understanding of both the obstacles and opportunities in India-Pakistan relations, equipping them with the knowledge to envision and advocate for innovative solutions for regional peace and cooperation. To apply for enrollment, please complete this brief application form: https://forms.gle/ywv75y74k9RDSfqJA. If selected, you will be sent an enrollment permission code.
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