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China, Pakistan Aerospace Connect / Chopra, Anil   Journal Article
Chopra, Anil Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The JF-17 Thunder fighter aircraft, jointly developed by Pakistan and China, can be considered a show-case of Sino-Pak defence cooperation. Pakistan continues to be China’s strongest ally. After dismemberment of Pakistan and creation of Bangladesh in 1971, Pakistan forged a formal strategic alliance with China in 1972. The China Pakistan economic Corridor (CPEC) remains the ‘crown-jewel’ of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Pakistan continues to be a key element of China’s ‘string of pearls’ policy to create sphere of influence around India. For Pakistan, China is a low-cost-high-value deterrent against India. China helped Pakistan build its military-industrial complex, and Pakistan is the biggest purchaser of Chinese weapons. Aerospace has been the lynch-pin of Sino-Pak defence relationship. China helped Pakistan set up the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC). Pakistan today produces 25 JF-17 a year, and, with help of China, is looking for export markets in competition with India’s Light Combat Aircraft (LCA). Pakistan Air Force (PAF) and Peoples Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) regularly conduct Shaheen series of joint air exercises. Close ties between PLAAF and PAF force Indian Air Force (IAF) to cater for a two front war. Pakistan is strong enough to be a spoiler and, in cahoots with China, could pose a substantial threat.
Key Words China  PLAAF  PAC  CPEC  Pakistan Aerospace Connect 
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ID:   098198


Does an EMILY's list endorsement predict electoral success, or / Hannagan, Rebecca; Pimlott, Jamie; Littvay, Levente   Journal Article
Littvay, Levente Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract Women's political action committees (PACs)-those committees founded by women to raise money for women candidates-have been and will likely continue to be an important part of American electoral politics. In this article, we investigate the impact of EMILY's List, because it is the standard bearer of women's PACs and is commonly cited as crucial to women's electoral success. Empirical studies of EMILY's List impact to date have largely assumed causal inference by using traditional linear models. We use a propensity score-matching model to leverage on causality and find that an EMILY endorsement helps some candidates and hurts others. Our findings set the stage for further and more nuanced investigations of when, where, and how EMILY's List can enhance the likelihood of electoral success for women.
Key Words Election  Women  Political Action committees  EMILY  PAC 
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ID:   133209


Imploding city / Haqqi, Salman   Journal Article
Haqqi, Salman Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Just when you thought things couldn't get any worse, Karachi's unraveling story proves they can.
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ID:   113639


Reading between the lines: media coverage of the Lyari operation is symptomatic of issues within the industry / Maher, Sanam   Journal Article
Maher, Sanam Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Key Words Media  PAC  Lyari Operation  Pakistan - 1967-1977 
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