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The Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington

Alumna pens article in Foreign Affairs on India-Pakistan relations

April 7, 2016

Authors:

Hannah Haegeland
Oded Oron
India-Pakistan "Wagah Border" crossing

Although Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised hopes for improved ties with a surprise visit to Lahore in December, the risk of more bloodshed between India and Pakistan remains frighteningly high, alumna Hannah Haegeland’s asserts in her article “Facing Armageddon in South Asia” in Foreign Affairs.

Hannah received a Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship in Urdu and a master’s degree in South Asia Studies from the Jackson School of International Studies.

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About the Authors

Hannah Haegeland

Hannah Haegeland received her M.A. in South Asia Studies in 2015. She has a B.A. in History & English-Literature from Concordia College—Moorhead. Her research interests include regional politics and religious identities; nuclear politics; sex labor: gender, rights politics, and migration. Currently she is a Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellow at The Stimson Center in Washington D.C.