FAS Pakistan | Faculty of Arts & Sciences | Aga Khan University
 
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) will develop young people to become future leaders through a transformative education t​hat is endlessly challenging, stimulating and mind-opening – one that prepares graduates for innovative thought and consequential action. Our plan for FAS takes full advantage of the extraordinary opportunity to design a new undergraduate education from the ground up. We have drawn on the rich tradition of arts and sciences education while adapting it to a new context and infusing it with our distinctive values. We have thought carefully about the intellectual capacities and personal characteristics required of leaders, and how best to develop them, inside and outside the classroom. We believe the result is one of the most exciting developments in higher education in Pakistan in recent memory.

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Submissions from 2010

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Genealogy, kinship, and knowledge: A cautionary note about causation, Stephen M. Lyon

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Imaginary, symbolic, real, Duane Rousselle

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Symptom or sinthome?, Duane Rousselle

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Symptom or Sinthome?, Duane Rousselle

Submissions from 2009

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National Health Accounts: lessons for Pakistan., ashar muhammad malik

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National Health Accounts: lessons for Pakistan, Muhammad Ashar Malik

Submissions from 2006

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Kinship, computing, and anthropology, Stephen M. Lyon and Simeon S. Magliveras

Submissions from 2005

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In the Shadow of September 11: Multiculturalism and Identity Politics, Stephen Lyon

Submissions from 2004

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An Anthropological Analysis of Local Politics and Patronage in a Pakistani Village, Stephen Lyon

Submissions from 2003

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Scholz, Fred (trans. Hugh van Skyhawk). Nomadism and colonialism: A hundred years of Baluchistan, 1872-1972., Stephen M. Lyon

Submissions from 2002

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Local arbitration and conflict deferment in Punjab, Pakistan, Stephen Lyon

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Power and patronage in Pakistan, Stephen Lyon