Anil TrigunayatAt this stage it looks a great point for discussion at the Conference as the climate diplomats from the developing world expressing hope of some forward movement and justice to the ‘Loss & Damage’ agenda. But the wealthy...
Samriddhi SharmaAbstractThe Asian Century, with China’s emergence as a great power, has raised concern, excitement, and debates. Not only does China seek to have greater influence in the first chain islands but also develops the capability to push the...
T K ArunSuppose a forest fire is raging its way to your town, consuming everything in its path. You have a finite quantity of resources to dealwith it. Would you use them to clear the gap between the fire...
Arun KumarSix years back on 8 November, the country suffered a policy induced shock. The economy which was coasting along at a good clip suddenly stalled. The most severe impact was on the most vulnerable sections who can barely...
T K ArunThe split ruling of the Supreme Court, endorsing the validity of the 103rd Amendment to the Constitution to create a 10 per cent quota exclusively for the poor among the socially privileged, excluding the poor among the socially...
Harsh V PantOn Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the logo, theme, and website for India’s presidency of the G20, which will commence in December this year. Taking pride of place in the logo is the lotus flower, of...
The State of Gender Equality – #GenderGaps | #InMemoriam | Remembering Ela Bhatt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyXgRxcZEU8#IMPRI Gender Impact Studies Center (GISC), IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, New Delhi, invites you to an IMPRI #WebPolicyTalk series:The State of Gender Equality –...
The 20th Communist Party Congress in China signalled a total centralisation of powers in the person of Xi Jinping
Anil TrigunayatMax Weber subscribed to the theory of the circulation of elites which entails that major political actors keep power among themselves. This has been once again proved in the recent elections in Brazil and Israel with a difference...
Dhiraj Nayyar When politics is viewed through a conventional lens of Right and Left, there is absolutely nothing in common between PM Narendra Modi and Brazil’s President-Elect (and former two-term president) Lula Da Silva.But sometimes it is useful to...
