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Dr. Manjari Singh is Associate Fellow at Centre for Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS) since Dec 20018. She holds a doctorate from Jawaharlal Nehru University on Sustainable Development in Jordan: A Study of Social, Economic and Environmental Dimensions.
Dr. Singh is a Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship Fund (SYLFF) Fellow, a highly coveted Japanese fellowship. Her areas of interest involve sustainable development, non-traditional security and the Middle East. She has co-authored a book titled Persian Gulf 2018: India’s Relations with the Region (Singapore: Palgrave Macmillan) and has co-edited Islamic Movements in the Middle East: Ideologies, Practices and Political Participation (New Delhi: Knowledge World) and National Security Challenges: Young Scholars’ Perspective (New Delhi: Pentagon Press). Her research papers have appeared in international journals such as Contemporary Review of the Middle East (CRME), Mediterranean Quarterly and Migration and Development.
She has also served as the Managing Editor CLAWS Journal (New Delhi: KW Publishers) and is the Assistant Editor of CRME (New Delhi: Sage Publications). She is the honorary member of International Journal of Biosciences and Technology Group (IJBST) and peer reviewer for Migration and Development Journal (Routledge).
She frequently contributes to national and international forums such as, The Economic Times; Washington Institute for Near East Policy, and The Middle East Central Asia Research Center. Notably, she has been cited by NATO Parliamentary Assembly Report, US Air Force Central Command, US Army War College, US National Library of Medicine, Stiftung Wissenchaft und Politik, Center for Israel Education, The Foundation for Defense Democracies, Centre for Strategic and International Studies, The Khmer Times, School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University report to name a few. She is frequently interviewed by New York based newspaper, The Epoch Times on affairs in the Middle East and its impact on India.
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Centre for Land Warfare Studies Associate Fellow2018 - Present
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Publications (7)
- Jordan after COVID-19 Save
- The Influence of Coronavirus on Diplomatic Relations Save
- Sustainable development Save
- Jordan's Food Security Challenges Save
- Jordan's Food Security Challenges Save
- Parliamentary Elections in Jordan, 2016 Save
- population pressure in Jordan and the role of Syrian Refugees Save