Mohammad I. Aslam

Dr. Mohammad I. Aslam is a Research Fellow at King’s College London, affiliated with the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy and the School of Politics & Economics. He holds a PhD in International Relations from King’s College London and is a Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society (GB). He serves as an Associate Fellow at the Institute of Middle Eastern Studies, contributing to strategic research on regional security dynamics.

His education includes a PhD in International Relations from King’s College London. His research focuses on asymmetric engagement, political violence, and socio-political security dynamics in the Middle East, particularly examining Islamist politico-military actors’ interactions with state authority and regional alliances.

Dr. Aslam has held roles as a contributing editor for the Montreal Review Journal, featured writer at the Foreign Policy Journal, and has facilitated PhD forums and taught as a graduate teaching assistant. His work explores techno-securitisation impacts and international political economy in MENA regions.

Scientific awards and fellowships include recognition from the Royal Asiatic Society and the Institute of Middle Eastern Studies. He has contributed to policy discussions through editorial and academic advising roles.

His affiliation with the Institute of Middle Eastern Studies positions him at the forefront of interdisciplinary research on regional security challenges and communal resilience strategies.