Rise of Economic Nationalism in the U.S. – Whither Globalization?
The trend of inward-looking politics in the backdrop of globalisation can be interpreted to be a resurgence of Economic Nationalism in the U.S
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What led to the Sri Lankan economic crisis?
To understand what led to the economic crisis of Sri Lanka, we have to analyze the preceding events or factors before the final blow to the economy by the pandemic. This rich and wonderful country became a tragedy for reasons that were not recognized
Prehistory of socialism and soviet history
In the early 20th century, as four medieval empires disintegrated, it was Russian social democracy that put the right to self-determination of nations on the global agenda, including in Woodrow Wilson’s 14 points.
Climate change and ecofeminism
The daunting effects of global climate change impact women, and its repercussions are negative on global migration, economic un-sustainability, and the global gender gap.
RBI on board of the NGFS: Greening Financial Curve
India will also be able to garner benefit from the pentagonal dedicated workstreams or skeleton around which the NGFS work programme is focusing upon.
India – An emerging global power
India is a land of ‘unity in diversity’ and must continue establishing a cohesive neighbourhood to counter all the challenges keeping its principles and ethics intact.
Assessing socio-economic and political approach of Indira Gandhi
The 20 point program, Emergency, Bangladesh LIberation War, Garibi Hatao are some of the events Indira Gandhi is remembered for.
Free market against Socialism: Why the worst get on top?
Central planners cannot make economically efficient plans because in socialism no market exists and no market prices.
Agriculture bill: Matter of anecdote
The failure of agriculture and economic policy content to impact rural poverty and unemployment; fair distribution of technological change.
Trolley Problem and the war for the control of the economic narrative
The decisions being made about when and how to relax the lockdown can be discussed as a kind of trolley problem. We have diverted from the track of “normal life” as we make desperate attempts to save lives from the virus.
Indian economy at crossroads
The country is paying the price for neglecting investment in health and education over many decades. It may be hoped that this pandemic induces a change for the positive in how the government views sectors like health and education.
Atmanirbharta – Is this achievable?
There will be no decentralization of power even though the Prime Minister is aiming for a Swadeshi economics model propagated by Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.
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