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Jason Miklian
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Jason Miklian (MSc, International Relations, London School of Economics and Political Science) is a researcher at PRIO, focusing on issues of South Asian conflict resolution and regional security. Miklian’s research studies the multiplied relationships between natural resources, governance and violent conflict in South Asia, publishing peer-reviewed articles on media and foreign policy in Nepal, the Maoist insurgency in India, political ecologies of war and conflict diamonds in support. Miklian has conducted extensive fieldwork in South Asia since 2005, with over one dozen medium or long-term fieldwork visits to India on projects with international, national and local level project-based and institutional collaboration. Miklian is also a PhD candidate in Development Studies at the University of Life Sciences (Ås, Norway), and has written for or been cited in an expert capacity by theNew York Times, the BBC, The Economist, Agence France-Presse, Foreign Policy, France 24, NRK (Norway), The Hindu (India) and National Public Radio (New York) among various media outlets on strategic issues in South Asia.

Languages spoken:

English, Hindi, Urdu


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Peer-reviewed-Journal-Article

Miklian, Jason (2012) Rough Cut , Foreign Policy .
Miklian, Jason (2012) The Political Ecology of War in Maoist India , Politics, Religion & Ideology 13(4): 561–576.
Miklian, Jason; & Roecker, Scott (2012) Fire in the Sky , Foreign Policy .
Hoelscher, Kristian;Miklian, Jason; & Vadlamannati, Krishna Chaitanya (2012) Hearts and Mines: A District-level Analysis of the Maoist Conflict in India , International Area Studies Review 15(2): 141–160.
Miklian, Jason;Lidén, Kristoffer; & Kolås, Åshild (2011) The Perils of ‘Going Local’: Liberal Peace-building Agendas in Nepal , Conflict, Security & Development 11(3): 285–308.
Carney, Scott;Miklian, Jason; & Hoelscher, Kristian (2011) Fortress India , Foreign Policy .
Miklian, Jason (2011) Revolutionary Conflict in Federations: The Indian Case , Conflict, Security and Development 11(1): 25–53.
Miklian, Jason (2011) I Was a Rare Earths Day Trader , Foreign Policy .
Miklian, Jason; & Carney, Scott (2010) India's Hidden War , Foreign Policy .
Kolås, Åshild; & Miklian, Jason (2009) Managing Intractable Conflict: Indian Strategies , Journal of Conflict Management and Development 3(3): 1–20.
Miklian, Jason (2008) International Media’s Role on US-Small State Relations: The Case of Nepal , Foreign Policy Analysis 4(4): 399–418.
Miklian, Jason (2008) Nepal's Terai: Building an Ethnic Conflict? .
Miklian, Jason (2008) Nepal-the (flawed) View from the US , Strategic Analysis 32(3): 349–357.
Miklian, Jason; & Tveite, Ingvill Håkås (2007) On the State of Media Violence in Nepal , Strategic Analysis 31(5): 853–860.

Book Chapter

Miklian, Jason(2008) The New Warlords of India: The Salwa Judum's Purification Hunt in Chhattisgarh Windows into a Revolution: Ethnographies of Maoism In 2008. : (000–000). [Forthcoming]

Non-refereed_Journal_Article

Miklian, Jason (2011) The General's Luck Runs Out , Foreign Policy .
Miklian, Jason; & Hoelscher, Kristian (2011) Fort India , Innsikt .

Popular Article

Miklian, Jason; & Goswami, Namrata (2008) Losing a New Game with the Same Old Moves, Outlook India, 3 December.
Miklian, Jason; & Goswami, Namrata (2008) India's Violent Internal Dissent, Economic and Political Weekly, 24 May.
Miklian, Jason (2007) Progressive Demining: A Rare Success Story in Removing a Dangerous Legacy of the War, Nepali Times, 21 December.
Miklian, Jason (2007) Pressing Need: Why a Free Press Matters for Nepal, The Nepal Times, 13–19 July.

PRIO Policy Brief

Falch, Åshild; & Miklian, Jason (2008) A Transitional Success Story: The Nepali Experience with Power-sharing 5. : PRIO.