Contemporary Digital Age and Dynamics of E-Jihad in the Muslim World: Case Study of Pakistan Asif Salim1, Noor Ullah Khan2 & Muhammad Kaleem3 Abstract Cyber space or technology is used to share data or information with unlimited audience. So, sophistication of cyber space has created a global network, where information can be shared or accessed while […]
The Parliament of Pakistan and its Role in the War on Terror Saiful Islam1, Muhammad Zubair2 & Syed Imran Haider3 Abstract Institutions play an important role in the development of a state as well as the state behavior. The Parliament of Pakistanis the highest forum of debating national issues that relate to both domestic and […]
Sociology of Crime: Measuring the Relationship between Family Aspect and Women Trafficking in District Peshawar, Pakistan Imran1, Intikhab Alam2 & Shahid Iqbal3 Abstract Women Trafficking is considered as one of the heinous crimes occurring across the globe. Academicians from different discipline particularly sociologists and criminologists tend to explore the probable causes and mechanisms for tackling this […]
Corroborating Evidence as a Mechanism to Fill ‘Reliability Void’ in Pakistan’s Criminal Justice System: Judicial Discretion and its Limitations Shahbaz Ahmad Cheema1 Abstract Technique of corroboration plays a vital role in appreciation and evaluation of evidence in judicial proceedings. Its purpose is to ensure conviction of real culprits and to prevent wrongful punishment of innocent persons. This […]
Global Criminology: A ‘news’ perspective for criminological inquiry?1 John A. Winterdyk2 Abstract Although the study of criminology and criminal justice in Pakistan have not received much attention over the years, this article presents a „new‟ model of criminological and criminal justice inquiry that may offer some promise for enlivening the study of crime and criminal […]
Opportunity Creation by Entrepreneurship: A Case Study of Convenience in White-Collar Crime Petter Gottschalk1 Abstract The theory of convenience suggests that white-collar crime is dependent on a financial motive to explore possibilities and avoid threats, an organizational opportunity to commit and conceal financial crime, and a personal willingness for deviant behavior. This article presents a case […]
International Students and Determinants of Their Confidence in the Police Prit Kaur1, Shanta Varma2 Abstract International students serve as economic drivers and global (international) focal points in the academic institutions of the United States. Their rising numbers and significant economic contributions have led to growing concerns about their needs, resources, safety and security as transit-status individuals […]
Editorial: Community Policing Model for the Newly Merged Tribal Districts? This editorial is divided in two parts. The first part dilates upon the potential and need for introducing community policing model in the newly merged tribal districts of Pakistan, and the second part introduces the various articles in the issue.