Prof. Dr. Abdul Waheed
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Professor Dr. Abdul Waheed is an economist with expertise in quantitative development analyses and specializes in economic issues in South Asia. He earned a Ph.D. degree from the Graduate School of International Development, Nagoya University, Japan, in 2005. Dr. Waheed completed his first post-doctorate research under a JSPS fellowship at Nagoya University in 2006 and his second post-doctorate research under an IDE-JETRO fellowship at the Institute of Developing Economies, Tokyo, Japan in 2009.
Dr. Waheed has had 46 scholarly contributions in peer-reviewed academic journals. Most of his articles are published in impact factor journals indexed in SSCI, Scopus, and ABDC. His short articles have also appeared in Pakistan & Gulf Economist and The News International. Dr. Waheed authored four textbooks entitled “Quantitative Research Methods: A Practical Approach”, “Econometrics: Applications with EViews”, “Statistical Analysis in Business and Economics” and “Mathematical Methods in Business and Economics”. He has presented research papers at international conferences held in Japan, Korea, Turkey, Dubai, and Bahrain. Dr. Waheed has also served as a research consultant on various national and international projects. Under his supervision, five students completed their Ph.D. degrees, and twelve completed their MPhil degrees.
Dr. Waheed has taught various courses at the graduate and post-graduate levels in different educational institutions such as the University of Karachi (Karachi, Pakistan), ), University of Bahrain (Sakhir, Bahrain), Nagoya University (Nagoya, Japan), Rikkyo University (Tokyo, Japan), Institute of Business Administration (Karachi, Pakistan), Bahria University (Karachi, Pakistan), Jinnah University for Women (Karachi, Pakistan), and IQRA University (Karachi, Pakistan).
Invited By Rikkyo University
Rikkyo University invited Prof. Waheed, for an enlightening lecture on Pakistan’s food insecurity illuminated its far-reaching implications. His impactful research shed light on the challenges and implications, inspiring further collaboration to combat food insecurity locally and globally.
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