ASPECT


	23 September, 2009 - ASPECT Website Launched ASPECT has redesigned and launched a new website to meet its growing needs. The new website should provide you with more information on our activities and projects to keep you up to date on what we are doing.


	Civilian Supremacy Need for broader public security Izumi Wakugawa The current discussion and political activism on the civilian supremacy proceeds interestingly: developing from politics to the street, the magnitude of energy and activism on the subject remains remarkable.

The Asian Studies Center for Peace and Conflict Transformation is an independent Nepali Think Tank committed to providing in depth analysis and training on Nepal’s conflict, peace process, and state of security. ASPECT conducts research that draws from the reality of people’s experiences and supports conflict transformation on a grassroots and national level by providing training to anyone who is interested. ASPECT is committed to building peace in Nepal by using our research to develop new theoretical framework that reflects Nepal’s experience with conflict, which may help create a lasting and sustainable peace in Nepal and the rest of South Asia.

ASPECT is also the secretariat for two networks, the South Asian Regional Cooperation Academic Network (SARCAN) and the Nepal Security Sector Network (NSSN).

Diversity

Inclusiveness

Justice

Cultural Sensitivity

Mutual respect

Non-violence

Environmental Sensitivity

Originality

Analytical Excellency

Practical Solutions

Professionalism

Transparency

Integrity

Non-partisanship

Respect for Academic Freedom