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Young-IPRI Workshop: Why Conflicts Continue Day 2

4 November 2022

Day 2
4 November, Friday

0900-1030hrs
Session IV: Conflicts in South Asia
Ungoverned Borderlands and Contested Identity:
The Case of the Naga Insurgency
BK Bhuvesha, Postgraduate Scholar, Manipal
Academy of Higher Education

The Balochistan Insurgency: Contemporary
factors that prolong the conflict
Vijay Anand Panigrahi, Postgraduate Scholar,
Pondicherry University

Myanmar's Rohingya Problem: Colonial past,
ethnic differences, and exclusionary State
Tanay Thakur, Postgraduate Scholar, University of
Hyderabad

Ethnic Conflicts in Myanmar: The continuing
stalemate
Vaighna Raj, Postgraduate Scholar, CHRIST (Deemed-
to-be University)

FATA Militancy: TTP's continuing threat
Joel Jacob, Research Assistant, NIAS

Discussant: Dr J Diviyan, Assistant Professor, Madras
Christian College, Chennai

1100-1230hrs

Session V: Conflicts in Africa
Understanding challenges of state-building and
dynamics of instability: Case of the Democratic
Republic of the Congo
Shamini V, Postgraduate Scholar, Women’s Christian
College

Ethiopia's Tigray conflict: Six reasons why it
continues
Anu Maria Joseph, Research Assistant, NIAS

Conflict in Central Sahel: Reasons for protraction
of conflict
Sruthi Sadhasivam, Postgraduate Scholar, CHRIST
(Deemed-to-be-University)

Eleven Years of Libya Conflict: Four reasons why
it continues
Rubina Pradhan, Assistant Professor, JAIN (Deemed-to-
be University)

Discussant: Apoorva Sudhakar, Research Associate,
NIAS

1330-1445hrs
Session VI: Conflicts in East Asia
Democracy and Deep-rooted Conflict: Reasons
why Hong Kong continues to struggle under the
Communist Regime
Aniba Junaid, Postgraduate Scholar, University of
Calcutta

The Conflict in Xinjiang: Three reasons why It
continues
Amrita Jash, Assistant Professor, Manipal Academy of
Higher Education

Conflict in the South China Sea: Between Chinese
expansionism and American Alliances
Rekha J, Postgraduate Scholar, Mahatma Gandhi
University

South China Sea: Why countries fight for Spratly
Islands
Sethuraman N, Research Intern, NIAS

Discussant: Avishka Ashok, Research Associate, NIAS

1445-1530hrs

Session VII: Maritime Conflicts
Conflict over Kuril Islands: Four reasons why it
continues
Allen Joe Mathew, Undergraduate Scholar, St. Joseph’s
University

The Solomon Islands Conflict: Transformation
from Ethic Indifferences to Political Instability
Devjyoti Saha, Postgraduate Scholar, Pondicherry
University

Ethnoreligious conflict in southern Thailand:
Reasons why it continues
Domini Jyotsna J, Postgraduate Scholar, WCC

Discussant: Padmashree Anandhan, Research
Associate, NIAS

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