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Feroz Khan, a Research Professor at the Naval Postgraduate School's Department of National Security Affairs, specializes in South Asian security, nuclear strategy, and arms control. A retired Brigadier in the Pakistan Army, he served in combat roles and held key positions in Pakistan's Strategic Plans Division, shaping nuclear and conventional arms policies. His work focuses on strategic stability in South Asia, nuclear non-proliferation, and regional geopolitical dynamics.
- Education: M.A. in International Relations from Johns Hopkins SAIS
- Visiting Fellowships: Stanford University, Woodrow Wilson Center, Brookings Institution, and Sandia National Laboratory
- Teaching: Defense and Strategic Studies at Quaid-e-Azam University
Research interests include Pakistan's nuclear program history (notably his seminal book Eating Grass: The Making of the Pakistani Bomb), tactical nuclear weapons implications, and counterterrorism strategies. His recent publications analyze South Asia's security dilemmas, arms competition, and nuclear policy evolution. He actively participates in international conferences addressing terrorism, WMD proliferation, and strategic stability.
Professional contributions include advising Pakistan's foreign policy on multilateral arms control negotiations and representing the nation in international treaties related to weapons of mass destruction.
