The Centre for Public Policy and Governance (CPPG) welcomes its second batch of students to the Executive Masters in Public Policy program. This year we are expecting a larger and diverse group of professionals to join, as in addition to the Punjab Government, the private sector, NGOs and individuals working for international organizations have shown greater interest. We have also received several inquiries about the possible launch of our regular two year Masters and PhD programs and it gives me pleasure to share that we are gearing towards that goal. We continue to selectively expand our faculty—this year two young, talented and foreign qualified Economists have joined our team, we welcome them. Our Seminar Series is attracting participation from serious minded academia, policy makers and researchers, which is morale boosting for us. Besides refurbishing our existing programs, we are strenuously trying to set an agenda for our  orthcoming research publications. We have launched a new initiative of  eeking solicited articles from reputable scholars which are being put through the Peer Review process. Dr. Tayyeb Shabbir’s article is first of the series. In short we are making progress and need your continued support and constructive feedback on how to improve the quality and content of our programs.

Table of Contents

Especially Invited Paper
> Financial and Economic Impact of the Global Financial
Crisis of 2007-2009 on Pakistan
Seminar Series
> Public Private Partnership: Showcasing Punjab
> Tax Reforms in Punjab: Challenges and Opportunities
> Poverty, Inequality, Political Instability and Property
Crimes in Pakistan: A Time Series Analysis
> Civil Military Relations under Democracy
> The Rise of Afro-Americans in American Politics
Visitors & Activities
Faculty & Staff
Contact Us

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