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How should a constitutional democracy distribute rights, opportunities, and burdens when inherited inequalities persist across generations, but living individuals are not identical to the historical agents or institutions that generated them? This essay addresses this problem through India's postcolonial democratic, legal, and economic transformation. It develops an analytical framework that diff…

The goal of this comparative paper is to study the behavioral and professional orientations of two generational cohorts at Tirana Business University: Millennials (Class of 2018) and Generation Z (Class of 2025). The research explores how generational context shapes professional identity, workplace expectations, and early-stage career attitudes, including interest in public and political leadersh…

Welcome to The Adversarial. Every other week, we’ll provide you with expert analysis on America’s greatest challengers: China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and jihadists. Read more below.***IranU.S. strikes on Iranian soil tapered off in August after frequent exchanges throughout July. The hiatus seems more of an adjustment in tactics to wear down Iran’s finances rather than further degrade its mil…

_Korasat_ 16 (1):237-257. 2024This article explores the nature and impact of power, aiming to do so through a lexical approach to the concept and by providing an analysis of its presence in political thought, the humanities, and philosophy. It also seeks to anticipate its effects and applications in various social, educational, and political fields. The article begins by defining power in both Ar…

Aayushmaan Thakur, O.P. Jindal Global University. ABSTRACT The instances of party defections are not a new phenomenon for this country. While the Anti Defection Law was introduced in the year 1985 and was amended in 2003 intending to curb the avenues of opportunistic exploitation, it failed to produce the intended outcome. Therefore, defections continued. While such acts of defection have been be…

Last July, Yuval Noah Harari, one of the most widely read thinkers of our time, spoke about AI at a corporate event. His claim was a bold one: calling AI a tool is wrong. A tool cannot decide on its own, and it cannot invent anything new. The printing press could not choose what to print, and the bomb could not choose where to fall. Today's AI can. So it is not a tool but an agent. He went a step…

This summer, four doctoral students affiliated with the Center for Citizenship & Constitutional Government studied language, culture, and political thought abroad in France. First-year constitutional studies students Luke Thompson, Kody Richards, and Zachary Coddington, as well as political science student Matthew Arildsen, all received grants from the CCCG to make their summer programs possible.…

With the Russian army struggling to advance in Ukraine and Ukrainian strikes increasing inside Russia, Putin is escalating his gray zone campaign against Kyiv's European allies in a bid to deprive Ukraine of vital support and rescue his faltering invasion, writes Peter Dickinson. The post As pressure mounts on Putin, Russia is escalating against Ukraine’s allies appeared first on Atlantic Council…

How do you explain politics and government to a child? This parent-friendly guide explains Nigeria's three levels and three arms of government, elections, citizenship and civic responsibility in simple language. #parenting, #democracy, #civiceducation, #nigeriangovernment, #governmentforkids, #threearmsofgovernment, #citizenship, #elections, #legislature, #executive, #judiciary, #politicaleducati…

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