South Asia Analysis Group (SAAG)
http://www.southasiaanalysis.org/
02 Jan 2008
South Asia Analysis Group (SAAG), New Delhi, India
Self-description:
"South Asia Analysis Group is a non profit non commercial think tank. The objective of the group is to advance strategic analysis and contribute to the expansion of knowledge of Indian and International security and promote public understanding. In so doing, the SAAG seeks to address the decision makers, strategic planners, academics and the media in South Asia and the world at large. The group holds the concept of strategy in its broadest meaning-including mobilization and application of all resources to understand national and international security. The articles in this site are provided by scholars with many years of experience in political and strategic analysis. The aim of the group is not to compete with Governments, Academics, NGOs or other institutions dealing with strategic analysis and national security but to provide another point of view for the decision makers and other national/international think tanks."
Site contents:
* About us;
* Papers (on 02 Jan 08:
Benezir's Death: Army, ISI Keep Low PrOfile - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 341 By B. Raman (1/1/2008) "Iran Stabbed The Ummah In The Back" --- Zawahiri - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 340 By B. Raman (1/1/2008) Death Of Daughter Of The East - Pakistan On A Knife Edge By Bhaskar Roy (1/1/2008) Shias Allege Al Qaeda Invasion Of Kurram - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 339 By B. Raman (31/12/2007); "Pakistan Has Become Americastan"--- Zawahiri - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 338 By B. Raman (31/12/2007); Lashkar-e-jhangvi & Al Qaeda - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 337 By B. Raman (31/12/2007); Who Killed Benazir Bhutto? - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 336 By B. Raman (31/12/2007); Pakistan: Possible Post-benazir Scenarios By B. Raman (30/12/2007); Benazir's Assassination: The Aftermath By B. Raman (29/12/2007); US Paradrop Lands Benazir In The Midst Of Jihadis - International Terrorism Monitor--- Paper No. 289 By B. Raman (28/12/2007); Benazir's Assassination By B. Raman (28/12/2007); Al Qaeda In Ghq, Rawalpindi - International Terrorism Monitor--Paper No.335 By B. Raman (28/12/2007); Fresh Flare - Up Of Taliban - Shia Clashes In Kurram - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 334 By B. Raman (27/12/2007); From Green Revolution To Red Revolution -- Part Iii - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 332 By B. Raman (26/12/2007); India-China Joint Anti-terror Exercise: An Assessment - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 333 By B. Raman (26/12/2007); Say You Are A Hindu, Hold Your Head High By B. Raman (25/12/2007); From Green Revolution To Red Revolution -- Part Ii - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 330 By B. Raman (25/12/2007); From Green Revolution To Red Revolution -- Part I -- International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 329 By B. Raman (25/12/2007); How Vulnerable Is Prabhakaran To A Decapitation Air Strike?- International Terrorism Monitor--- Paper No. 328 By B. Raman (25/12/2007); China: Role Of The People's Liberation Army And Anti - Terrorism Drill With India By D. S. Rajan (25/12/2007); India's Flawed Pakistan Policies Post 9/11: Strategic Consequences By Dr. S Kapila (24/12/2007); Al Qaeda In Algeria - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 326 By B. Raman (24/12/2007); Pakistan: Leopards Do Not Change Their Spots By A. K. Verma (24/12/2007); Pakistan:Suicide Attacks Continue Unabated - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No.331 By B. Raman (24/12/2007); Terrorism In The Afghanistan - Pakistan Region - International Terrorism Monitor---Paper No. 325 By B. Raman (18/12/2007);
* Notes (on 02 Jan 08:
"Hastening Slowly" Part Ii: Slow Burn In Sri Lanka War - Update No. 134 By Col. R. Hariharan (1/1/2008) Nepal: Spa Agrees To 23 Point Agreement With The Maoists: Update No. 146. By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (26/12/2007); 'Hastening Slowly' Part 1: Perspectives On Politics And Prabhakaran In Sri Lanka - Update No. 133 By Col. R. Hariharan (24/12/2007); Nepal: Madhesi Issue Cannot Be Wished Away- Update No. 145 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (15/12/2007); Nepal: Stalemate Between The Maoists & The Nepali Congress Continues: Update No. 144 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (6/12/2007); Sri Lanka: Heroe's Day Speech By LTTE Leader: A Commentary: Update No. 132 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (30/11/2007); Nepal: One Year After Comprehensive Peace Accord - Nothing To Cheer About - Update No. 143 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (27/11/2007); Two Years Of President Rajapaksa- An Assessment- Part Ii- Update No.131 By Col. R. Hariharan (18/11/2007); Sri Lanka: Two Years Of President Rajapaksa- An Assessment- Update No. 130-Part I By Col. R. Hariharan (18/11/2007); Nepal: Are The Maoists Serious About Ca Elections?: Update No. 142 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (16/11/2007); Bhutan: Election Campaign Begins And The Refugee Resettlement Is Also Finally Making A Start: Update No. 67 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (12/11/2007); Sri Lanka: Myth And Reality After Thamilchelvan Update No.129 By Col. R. Hariharan (7/11/2007); Nepal: Parliament Passes Resolutions On Republic And Full Pr System: Update No. 141 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (6/11/2007); Sri Lanka: Political Double Speak In Tamilnadu Update No. 128 By Col. R. Hariharan (6/11/2007); Sri Lanka: LTTE's Raid On Anuradhapura Air Base - Update No. 127 By Col. R. Hariharan (23/10/2007); Sri Lanka : War Beyond Dramatics ? Update No.126 By Col. R. Hariharan (22/10/2007); Nepal: India Sends A Special Envoy After Ca Postponement- Update No. 140 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (13/10/2007); Nepal: Koirala Succumbs To Maoist Pressure-postpones Ca Elections- Update No. 139 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (6/10/2007); Nepal: Nepali Congress Unites - Update No. 138 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (29/9/2007); Sri Lanka: Karuna's Travails Update No. 125 By Col. R. Hariharan (23/9/2007); Nepal: Maoists Quit The Interim Government- Update No. 137 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (19/9/2007); Bhutan: March Towards Elections In 2008: Update No. 66 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (12/9/2007); Nepal: Nepali Congress Opts For A Republic: Update No. 136 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (11/9/2007); Sri Lanka: Implications Of Mannar Coastal Operations --- Update No. 124 By Col. R. Hariharan (7/9/2007); Nepal: Mjf & Interim Govt. Enter Into A 22 Point Agreement- Update No. 135 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (2/9/2007);
* Forum (on 02 Jan 08: - Total Posts: 196);
* Search; * Feedback; * Links.
URL http://www.southasiaanalysis.org/
(NOTE: For a number of years the SAAG site operated at its original "www.saag.org" address. In late Dec 2007 the original address was highjacked by some unknown operator(s) and thus the SAAG was forced to establish the new "www.southasiaanalysis.org" address)
Internet Archive http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.saag.org/
Internet Archive (from Jan 2008 onwards) http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.southasiaanalysis.org/
Link reported by: T. Matthew Ciolek (tmciolek--at--coombs.anu.edu.au)
* Resource type [news - documents - study - corporate info. - online guide]:
Study
* Publisher [academic - business - government - library - NGO - other]:
NGO
* Scholarly usefulness [essential - v.useful - useful - interesting - marginal]:
Essential
* External links to the resource [over 3,000 - under 3,000 - under 1,000
- under 300 - under 100 - under 30]: over 3000 [in fact, 7600]
Please note that the above details were correct on the day of their publication. To suggest an update, please email the site's editor at tmciolek@ciolek.com
02 Jan 2008
South Asia Analysis Group (SAAG), New Delhi, India
Self-description:
"South Asia Analysis Group is a non profit non commercial think tank. The objective of the group is to advance strategic analysis and contribute to the expansion of knowledge of Indian and International security and promote public understanding. In so doing, the SAAG seeks to address the decision makers, strategic planners, academics and the media in South Asia and the world at large. The group holds the concept of strategy in its broadest meaning-including mobilization and application of all resources to understand national and international security. The articles in this site are provided by scholars with many years of experience in political and strategic analysis. The aim of the group is not to compete with Governments, Academics, NGOs or other institutions dealing with strategic analysis and national security but to provide another point of view for the decision makers and other national/international think tanks."
Site contents:
* About us;
* Papers (on 02 Jan 08:
Benezir's Death: Army, ISI Keep Low PrOfile - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 341 By B. Raman (1/1/2008) "Iran Stabbed The Ummah In The Back" --- Zawahiri - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 340 By B. Raman (1/1/2008) Death Of Daughter Of The East - Pakistan On A Knife Edge By Bhaskar Roy (1/1/2008) Shias Allege Al Qaeda Invasion Of Kurram - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 339 By B. Raman (31/12/2007); "Pakistan Has Become Americastan"--- Zawahiri - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 338 By B. Raman (31/12/2007); Lashkar-e-jhangvi & Al Qaeda - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 337 By B. Raman (31/12/2007); Who Killed Benazir Bhutto? - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 336 By B. Raman (31/12/2007); Pakistan: Possible Post-benazir Scenarios By B. Raman (30/12/2007); Benazir's Assassination: The Aftermath By B. Raman (29/12/2007); US Paradrop Lands Benazir In The Midst Of Jihadis - International Terrorism Monitor--- Paper No. 289 By B. Raman (28/12/2007); Benazir's Assassination By B. Raman (28/12/2007); Al Qaeda In Ghq, Rawalpindi - International Terrorism Monitor--Paper No.335 By B. Raman (28/12/2007); Fresh Flare - Up Of Taliban - Shia Clashes In Kurram - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 334 By B. Raman (27/12/2007); From Green Revolution To Red Revolution -- Part Iii - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 332 By B. Raman (26/12/2007); India-China Joint Anti-terror Exercise: An Assessment - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 333 By B. Raman (26/12/2007); Say You Are A Hindu, Hold Your Head High By B. Raman (25/12/2007); From Green Revolution To Red Revolution -- Part Ii - International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 330 By B. Raman (25/12/2007); From Green Revolution To Red Revolution -- Part I -- International Terrorism Monitor -- Paper No. 329 By B. Raman (25/12/2007); How Vulnerable Is Prabhakaran To A Decapitation Air Strike?- International Terrorism Monitor--- Paper No. 328 By B. Raman (25/12/2007); China: Role Of The People's Liberation Army And Anti - Terrorism Drill With India By D. S. Rajan (25/12/2007); India's Flawed Pakistan Policies Post 9/11: Strategic Consequences By Dr. S Kapila (24/12/2007); Al Qaeda In Algeria - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No. 326 By B. Raman (24/12/2007); Pakistan: Leopards Do Not Change Their Spots By A. K. Verma (24/12/2007); Pakistan:Suicide Attacks Continue Unabated - International Terrorism Monitor --- Paper No.331 By B. Raman (24/12/2007); Terrorism In The Afghanistan - Pakistan Region - International Terrorism Monitor---Paper No. 325 By B. Raman (18/12/2007);
* Notes (on 02 Jan 08:
"Hastening Slowly" Part Ii: Slow Burn In Sri Lanka War - Update No. 134 By Col. R. Hariharan (1/1/2008) Nepal: Spa Agrees To 23 Point Agreement With The Maoists: Update No. 146. By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (26/12/2007); 'Hastening Slowly' Part 1: Perspectives On Politics And Prabhakaran In Sri Lanka - Update No. 133 By Col. R. Hariharan (24/12/2007); Nepal: Madhesi Issue Cannot Be Wished Away- Update No. 145 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (15/12/2007); Nepal: Stalemate Between The Maoists & The Nepali Congress Continues: Update No. 144 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (6/12/2007); Sri Lanka: Heroe's Day Speech By LTTE Leader: A Commentary: Update No. 132 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (30/11/2007); Nepal: One Year After Comprehensive Peace Accord - Nothing To Cheer About - Update No. 143 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (27/11/2007); Two Years Of President Rajapaksa- An Assessment- Part Ii- Update No.131 By Col. R. Hariharan (18/11/2007); Sri Lanka: Two Years Of President Rajapaksa- An Assessment- Update No. 130-Part I By Col. R. Hariharan (18/11/2007); Nepal: Are The Maoists Serious About Ca Elections?: Update No. 142 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (16/11/2007); Bhutan: Election Campaign Begins And The Refugee Resettlement Is Also Finally Making A Start: Update No. 67 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (12/11/2007); Sri Lanka: Myth And Reality After Thamilchelvan Update No.129 By Col. R. Hariharan (7/11/2007); Nepal: Parliament Passes Resolutions On Republic And Full Pr System: Update No. 141 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (6/11/2007); Sri Lanka: Political Double Speak In Tamilnadu Update No. 128 By Col. R. Hariharan (6/11/2007); Sri Lanka: LTTE's Raid On Anuradhapura Air Base - Update No. 127 By Col. R. Hariharan (23/10/2007); Sri Lanka : War Beyond Dramatics ? Update No.126 By Col. R. Hariharan (22/10/2007); Nepal: India Sends A Special Envoy After Ca Postponement- Update No. 140 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (13/10/2007); Nepal: Koirala Succumbs To Maoist Pressure-postpones Ca Elections- Update No. 139 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (6/10/2007); Nepal: Nepali Congress Unites - Update No. 138 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (29/9/2007); Sri Lanka: Karuna's Travails Update No. 125 By Col. R. Hariharan (23/9/2007); Nepal: Maoists Quit The Interim Government- Update No. 137 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (19/9/2007); Bhutan: March Towards Elections In 2008: Update No. 66 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (12/9/2007); Nepal: Nepali Congress Opts For A Republic: Update No. 136 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (11/9/2007); Sri Lanka: Implications Of Mannar Coastal Operations --- Update No. 124 By Col. R. Hariharan (7/9/2007); Nepal: Mjf & Interim Govt. Enter Into A 22 Point Agreement- Update No. 135 By Dr. S Chandrasekharan (2/9/2007);
* Forum (on 02 Jan 08: - Total Posts: 196);
* Search; * Feedback; * Links.
URL http://www.southasiaanalysis.org/
(NOTE: For a number of years the SAAG site operated at its original "www.saag.org" address. In late Dec 2007 the original address was highjacked by some unknown operator(s) and thus the SAAG was forced to establish the new "www.southasiaanalysis.org" address)
Internet Archive http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.saag.org/
Internet Archive (from Jan 2008 onwards) http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.southasiaanalysis.org/
Link reported by: T. Matthew Ciolek (tmciolek--at--coombs.anu.edu.au)
* Resource type [news - documents - study - corporate info. - online guide]:
Study
* Publisher [academic - business - government - library - NGO - other]:
NGO
* Scholarly usefulness [essential - v.useful - useful - interesting - marginal]:
Essential
* External links to the resource [over 3,000 - under 3,000 - under 1,000
- under 300 - under 100 - under 30]: over 3000 [in fact, 7600]
Please note that the above details were correct on the day of their publication. To suggest an update, please email the site's editor at tmciolek@ciolek.com
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