Luqman Saeed

Dr. Luqman Saeed is a Lecturer in Economics within the Department of Accounting, Finance & Economics at the Ulster University Business School. He is based at the Belfast campus in Room BA-02-030, 2-24 York Street, Belfast (BT15 1AP). His research focuses on conflict economics, terrorism studies, and their economic and political implications. He explores topics such as military expenditures, drone warfare dynamics, and the interplay between education and political violence, often using Pakistan as a case study. His work employs econometric methods and case analyses to understand causal relationships and policy impacts in conflict zones.

His research articles emphasize the economic dimensions of conflict, including how military interventions and counterterrorism strategies influence growth trajectories and security environments. Key themes include historical patterns of terrorism, the effects of humanitarian military actions, and non-linear relationships between societal factors and violence.

Luqman has no listed scientific awards or advisees. His professional narrative integrates academic contributions with engagement in research teams like the Business and Management Research group at Ulster University.