Zaeem Hassan Mehmood

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Zaeem Hassan Mehmood is PhD scholar International Relations & Political Science at Greenwich University. He has a Masters of Philosophy in Strategic Studies from National Defence University Islamabad. He was associated in the capacity of Research Analyst with the National Institute of Maritime Affairs (NIMA), a center of excellence established by Government of Pakistan to provide policy guidelines to address various challenges in the maritime industry. During this time, he was an Associate Editor for Maritime Watch, Pakistan’s first monthly news digest on maritime affairs. His writings have appeared on reputed national and international policy platforms including Austral: Brazilian Journal of Strategy & International Relations, Malaysian Journal of International Relations and Andalas Journal of International Studies. Zaeem serves as a reviewer for International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. He can be reached at zhmehmood42[at]gmail.com

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Deciphering the Golden Cross: A Technical Analysis of Crude Oil WTI Market

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Shifting Paradigms in Contemporary Security Studies

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Responding to COVID-19: A Review of Cuba’s Strategy

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Revisiting Economics as the End, Way and Means of Security: A Pakistani Perspective

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Revisiting Saudi-Iranian Rivalry: From A Cold War Perspective

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After 150 Years: Suez Canal Still matters

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Rethinking Cyber warfare: Strategic Implications for United States and China

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Reassessing Realities of a Multi-Polar World Order

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Reassessing Maritime Dynamics of the Arctic Ocean

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Women in the Global Maritime Industry

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