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The Feminist Economics Critique to Neo-Classical Economics
Read more: The Feminist Economics Critique to Neo-Classical EconomicsAll the societal norms, rules and frameworks have a bearing on the market as the market is not a black box existing outside the society but inside it. Gender, here, is a key stimulus in determining the economic outcomes for an individual.
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Insanity and the Law: How a 19th Century Test is Used to Prove Insanity Under Criminal Law
Read more: Insanity and the Law: How a 19th Century Test is Used to Prove Insanity Under Criminal LawThis article will discuss using Insanity as a defense under Criminal law which has always been a very fascinating and to some extent an ambiguous aspect under the General Exceptions. While it might be only a defense in case of a Criminal Trial, it has a possibility of being misused as there is no fixed…
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Qatar-Iran Relations and the Changing Landscape of the Middle East
Read more: Qatar-Iran Relations and the Changing Landscape of the Middle EastIranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s visit to Qatar was important for a number of reasons. It was the first visit to a Gulf country by Raisi, at a time when negotiations related to revival of the Iran Nuclear deal were going on, and days before Russia’s military invasion of Ukraine.
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Contribution of Quantum-like Modelling in Financial Market Modelling: Case of Quantum-like Common Knowledge
Read more: Contribution of Quantum-like Modelling in Financial Market Modelling: Case of Quantum-like Common KnowledgeThe article talks about the quantum-like model of probability updates in case of costly signaling phenomenon relevant for financial markets, or economic decision making in general.
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Effectiveness of Climate Financing in Adapting To Climate Change
Read more: Effectiveness of Climate Financing in Adapting To Climate ChangeThe financial resources required to mitigate and adapt to climate change is vast, and thus requires the contribution of all countries.
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Towards De-exceptionalizing the Middle East: Navigating Between Theory and History
Read more: Towards De-exceptionalizing the Middle East: Navigating Between Theory and HistoryWhat is the history of a place? What happens when that history comes into contact with the forces of modernity? The answer to all these questions comprehensively lie in the increased exceptionalization of that place.
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Intra-party Democracy in China: The Saving Grace for Chinese Democratic Aspirations?
Read more: Intra-party Democracy in China: The Saving Grace for Chinese Democratic Aspirations?The article critically analyses the intra-party democracy that the Chinese Communist Party has introduced within itself. It attempts to explore the two-contradicting nature of the Chinese state: one-party system (organizational emperorship) vs. Democracy
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Coastal Erosion: A Regulatory and Political Phenomenon Today
Read more: Coastal Erosion: A Regulatory and Political Phenomenon TodayThe article describes coastal erosion today, prime facie a natural phenomenon, to be a result of organized regulatory oversights and flaws. The analysis is primarily administered through a commentary on current-day environmental clearance regulations for coastal structures and their accommodation of a plethora of vested interests.
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Threat Perception Posed By Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan On Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations
Read more: Threat Perception Posed By Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan On Pakistan-Afghanistan RelationsIn this article, the author tries to delve into the historical significance of TTP and how it is raising tensions for Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations.
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Punjab Assembly elections 2022 and the Punjabi Diaspora
Read more: Punjab Assembly elections 2022 and the Punjabi DiasporaThis article examines the role of Punjab’s overseas immigrants in state politics. It gives an overview of some of the promises which various parties have made relating to the diaspora.
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Quantum-like Modelling and Complex Adaptive Systems: Policy Implications
Read more: Quantum-like Modelling and Complex Adaptive Systems: Policy ImplicationsThe emerging quantum cognition paradigm has both philosophical and modelling implications for decision science and social sciences.
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What Happens To Employees When a Company Goes Bankrupt?
Read more: What Happens To Employees When a Company Goes Bankrupt?During bankruptcy, the employees are often seen as expendable. During the procedure, their savings and pensions are spent on survival (of the company). Can the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code change that?
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