The Kodikara Award was introduced by RCSS in 1996 in honour of the first Executive Director of RCSS, Prof. Shelton Kodikara. The primary objective of Kodikara Award is to sponsor and generate new knowledge on the main areas of research interest of the RCSS including policy-relevant studies. Thus far many young scholars from across South Asia have contributed new knowledge and perspectives on research areas such as: SAARC: Relevance and Future; South Asian Economic Cooperation; South Asia and China; US Pivot to Asia: Implications for Asia-Pacific; South Asian Political Culture; The Role of Religion and National Policies.
All publications under the Kodikara Fellowship Awards can be accessed through the RCSS Digital Library.
India’s Security Dilemma vis-a-vis China: A Case of Optimum or Sub-Optimum Restraint?
India's Security Di lemma vis-a-vis China: A Case of Optimum or Sub-Optimum Restraint? Sankhya Krishnan Research Fellow- Centre for Security Analysis, Chennai 2009
Beyond the Security Impasse: State, Development and People
Beyond the Security Impasse: State, Development and People Rumana Monzur Lecturer- Department of International Relations, University of Dhaka 2008
Conflict Transformation from Ethnic Movement to Terrorist Movement: Case Studies of Tamils in Sri Lanka and Mohajirs in Pakistan
Conflict Transformation from Ethnic Movement to Terrorist Movement: Case Studies of Tamils in Sri Lanka and Mohajirs in Pakistan Arshi Saleem Hashmi Research Analyst, Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad 2008
Indo-US Nuclear Cooperation: Altering Strategic Positioning & Shifting Balance of Power in South Asia
Indo-US Nuclear Cooperation: Altering Strategic Positioning & Shifting Balance of Power in South Asia Sadia Tasleem Senior Research Scholar & Deputy Director Global Affairs, Institute of Strategic Studies Research & Analysis, NDU, Islamabad, Pakistan 2008
Peacebuilding in Afghanistan: Revisiting the Global War on Terrorism
Peacebuilding in Afghanistan: Revisiting the Global War on Terrorism Saira Yamin PhD Candidate, Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University, USA 2008
International Non-Governmental Organizations In Arms Control And Disarmament Potential And Viability
International Non-Governmental Organizations In Arms Control And Disarmament Potential And Viability Geetanjali Chopra Senior research scholar at the Centre for International Politics, Organization and Disarmament, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India 2007
India-Pakistan Dialogue: Bringing The Society In
India-Pakistan Dialogue: Bringing The Society In Asma-Ul-Husna Faiz Lecturer, Area Study Centre, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad 2007
Role of a Third Party in Conflict Resolution: A Case Study of India and Norway in Sri Lanka
Role of a Third Party in Conflict Resolution: A Case Study of India and Norway in Sri Lanka Maria Saifuddin Effendi Pursuing M.A. in Conflict Resolution at University of Bradford, UK 2007
Getting to Rapprochement over Kashmir: Is Using the ‘China Model’ a Viable Alternative?
Getting to Rapprochement over Kashmir: Is Using the 'China Model' a Viable Alternative? Rajesh Kumar Lecturer, PPN College, India 2007
Impact of Partition: Refugees for Empowerment and State’s Response
Impact of Partition: Refugees for Empowerment and State's Response Amtul Hassan M.Phil. Candidate, Karachi University, Pakistan 2006
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