Reflections on Subaltern Narratives in Fiji Hindi Literature by way of an imagined interview by Vijay Mishra
1.Why this book? Only 400,000 people worldwide speak Fiji Hindi. Of that number, less than half read the Devanagari (Sanskrit) script in which this language ...
Clarence Thomas Among the Bohemians by Robert Holton
Recent news reports about the relationship between conservative U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and ultra-wealthy conservative activists such as billionaires Harlan Crow and the ...
Caroline Norton’s Love in “the World”
Now known chiefly for her dramatic life story and reforms of married women’s child custody and property legislation (see Antonia Fraser’s biography, The Case of ...
275 YEARS LATER by W. B. Allen
The year 1748 witnessed the publication of the landmark Spirit of the Laws by French philosopher Charles Montesquieu. That work bequeathed the separation of powers ...
Open Innovation versus Techno-Nationalism by Kenneth A. Reinert
Collaboration between multinational enterprises (MNEs), as well as between MNEs and research institutions of various kinds, is an active area of international business research and, ...
SOFT POWER AND ALL THE TOOLS OF STATECRAFT Dr. Geoff Heriot
No longer geographically remote from the principal theatres of great power confrontation, Australia is adapting to the uncomfortable possibility of being a ‘front line state’. ...
African Memoirs and Cultural Representations: Narrating Traditions by Toyin Falola
1. What is your main interest or what aroused your curiosity about contemporary memoirs, particularly in West Africa? I became interested in delving into the ...
Foundations of Natural Gas Price Formation: Misunderstandings Jeopardizing the Future of the Industry
When Will Natural Gas Prices Normalize, and How Will We Know When They Are Normal? By Sergei Komlev [This analysis of the current natural gas ...
How Do We Avoid Becoming Numb to the Crisis in Afghanistan? by Christina Lux, Mohabbat Ahmadi, and Ignacio López-Calvo
When we see body counts rise, the human capacity to respond often becomes frozen. “The more who die, the less we care,” as highlighted in ...