Mr. Muhammad  Usman Amin Siddiqi
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Mr. Muhammad Usman Amin Siddiqi

Lecturer and Deputy Director
GC University Lahore, Pakistan


Highest Degree
M.Phil. in Political Science from GC University, Lahore, Pakistan

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Biography

Mr. Muhammad Usman Amin Siddiqi is currently working as Lecturer at Department of Political Science, GCU, Lahore. He has completed his M.Phil. in Political Science from same University. His area of expertise includes Qualitative Research Methodology, Ability to express clearly & concisely ideas & concepts in written and oral form, planning, administration, and management of academic and co-curricular activities, ability to establish harmonious working relations in an international and multicultural environment to augment team work. He has published 1 book chapter, 10 research articles in journals contributed as author/co-author. He is also serving as associate editor for the Journal of Political Science, GCU, Lahore, assistant editor of Monthly TEHREEREN and Weekly SHAKHSAR. He is member of Midwest Political Science Association, Pakistan Writers Guild and Old Ravians Union. He also attended number of seminars, conferences and workshops. Mr. Usman received honors includes Gold Medal and Academic Roll of Honor for 1st Position in Masters, Deputy Director, Centre of Excellence of China Studies, GC University, Lahore and Co-In Charge Quaid-e-Azam Political Science Society, GCU, Lahore.

Area of Interest:

Social Sciences
100%
Political Science
62%
Qualitative Research Methodology
90%
Law
75%
Mass Communication
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0
Chapters
0
Articles
0
Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

  1. Siddiqi, M.U.A., 2015. Examining Women Empowerment through Representation in Pakistan: Who Gets to Represent Whom? In: Exploring the Engagement and Empowerment of Women: Multidisciplinary Perspectives. Sinha, U.P. (Ed.). Concept Publishing Company, New Delhi, India., pp: 35-58..
  2. Siddiqi, M.U.A., K.M. Butt and M. Afzaal, 2014. Politicized policing in Pakistan: A constructivist study of problems of policing in Lahore. J. Political Sci., 32: 3-25.
  3. Siddiqi, M.U.A. and H.U. Sajid, 2014. Rise and rebirth of non-state actors in Swat: A phenomenological study of shariah as a popular demand. J. Political Sci., 32: 45-66.
  4. Siddiqi, M.U.A., 2013. US war on terror in Afghanistan: Evaluating the oil cliche. J. Political Sci., 31: 3-22.
  5. Siddiqi, M.U.A. and K.M. Butt, 2013. United States foreign policymaking: Institutions and the process. J. Political Sci., 31: 43-68.
  6. Siddiqi, M.U.A., 2012. Pak-Us hookup in Afghanistan: A blame game to end the game? J. Political Sci., 30: 41-68.
  7. Siddiqi, M.U.A. and K.M. Butt, 2011. The past is prologue: A thematic discourse on the history of us foreign policy (1776-1940s). J. Political Sci., 29: 3-32.
  8. Khan, A.R., K.M. Butt and M.U.A. Siddiqi, 2011. Patronage of learning: Tracing the history of madrassa education in Indian subcontinent under Muslim rule. J. Political Sci., 29: 45-68.
  9. Siddiqi, M.U.A. and R. Kakar, 2010. Baloch ethno-nationalism: The quest for understanding for a peaceful future. J. Political Sci., 28: 55-101.
  10. Siddiqi, M.U.A., 2009. Pak-US relations: A roller coaster ride. J. Political Sci., 27: 27-52.