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About Shaun Gregory

Shaun Gregory is professor in the department of peace studies at the University of Bradford and head of the Pakistan Security Research Unit  (PSRU). Among his books is Pakistan: Securing the Insecure State  (Routledge, 2008)

Articles by Shaun Gregory

Monday 9th August

Pakistan vs India in Afghanistan: David Cameron's reason

Shaun Gregory, 9 August 2010
The British prime minister’s charge that Pakistan plays a prominent role in exporting terrorism is grounded in an assessment of the Afghanistan war's core strategic realities, says Shaun Gregory of the Pakistan Security Research Unit.
Thursday 28th May

Pakistan and the “AfPak” strategy

Shaun Gregory, 28 May 2009
Pakistan's army and state seek room to pursue their own strategic interests amid increasing US pressure
Wednesday 3rd December

Mumbai: Pakistan’s moment of opportunity

Shaun Gregory, 3 December 2008

The assault on India’s commercial hub presents the Pakistani state with a key choice

Tuesday 25th November

The Pakistan army and the Afghanistan war

Shaun Gregory, 25 November 2008

Pakistan’s military elite and its ostensible US-Nato allies are engaged in a different power-play

Wednesday 27th August

Pakistan’s political turmoil: Musharraf and beyond

Shaun Gregory, 27 August 2008
The political legacy of Pakistan’s former general-president is a kaleidoscope of crises
Friday 16th November

Musharraf: the fateful moment

Shaun Gregory, 16 November 2007

The general is fighting for life, but Washington has other ideas

Saturday 3rd November

Pakistan: farewell to democracy

Shaun Gregory, 3 November 2007
Pervez Musharraf's game is power and survival. How long can it last? (archive)
Sunday 24th September

Pakistan on edge

Shaun Gregory, 24 September 2006
Pervez Musharraf's military rule has led to growing Talibanisation and rising al-Qaida influence in Pakistan. As internal opposition to his policies mounts, Shaun Gregory asks: how long will the United States continue to support him?
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