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Basharat Peer (Kashmiri: بشارت پیٖر, born 1977) is a Kashmiri journalist, script writer, and author. Peer spent his early youth in the Kashmir Valley before shifting to Aligarh and then, Delhi for higher education.
As Crisis Group’s Deputy Director for the Future of Conflict Program, Basharat helps plan and execute the program's work on the implications of climate change, digital technologies and war economies on conflict.
As Crisis Group’s Deputy Director for the Future of Conflict Program, I help plan and execute the program’s work on the implications of climate change, digital...
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Sep 16, 2010 · Basharat Peer. Basharat Peer is the author of Curfewed Night (Harper/Scribner), a memoir of the Kashmir conflict. He is a fellow at Open Society Institute, New York. More about the author →
Mar 21, 2017 · Journalist Basharat Peer knows only too well how the tyranny of the majority can exact a terrible human toll; it’s a story he told in Curfewed Night, his memoir of growing up in war-torn Kashmir.
Adapting Hamlet to the conflict-torn Kashmir of 1995 was an intense, painful process for Basharat Peer, author of compelling memoir set in Kashmir, Curfewed Night.
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Basharat Peer is the author of A Question of Order: India, Turkey and the Return of Strongmen and an opinion editor at The New York Times. His memoir, Curfewed Night (2010), won India’s Crossword Award for Non-Fiction, and was chosen as a Book of the Year by both The New Yorker and The Economist/.
Basharat Peer was born in Kashmir in 1977. He studied journalism and politics at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He has worked as an editor at Foreign Affairs and served as a correspondent at Tehelka, India's leading English language weekly.
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