Young adults: God, Life, Death, Heaven and Hell
I am neither a philosopher, nor do I claim any wisdom. I am just an ordinary old man of 74 born to a
Young adults: On Justice and the State
There have been many Political Philosophers in the world but, I like to start my study of “The State” with Jean Jacques Rousseau,
Young adults : On Happiness
I was in my teens when I first read the “American Declaration of Independence”. Even then I found it to be a document
Political Science 25. Wars and Political Economy. Part Five: UN, Peacekeeping, Controlling Wars-The Final Chapter-Concluding
We are now ready to conclude this study. Before doing so, however, I need to draw your attention to a prevailing situation, which
Political Science 24. Wars and Political Economy. Part Five: UN, Peacekeeping, and Controlling Wars-The Final Chapter
We concluded our last essay on the question of “Controlling Wars”. Before reverting to that question, I wish to discuss with you a
Political Science 23. Wars and Political Economy. Part Five: UN and Conflict-The Final Chapter
The title “The Final Chapter” might be misconstrued, so let me clarify. As we have observed during the last many weeks, these subjects
Political Science 22. Wars and Political Economy. Part Four: Globalization
The previous essay ended with an unanswered question. What does the modified [exploitative] version of globalization do to the host [poorer] country? To
Political Science 21. Wars and Political Economy. Part Four: Globalization
We are approaching the concluding of this particular study but, I would be remiss if I concluded without saying something on Globalization. Unlike
Political Science 20. Wars and Political Economy. Part Three: The Cold War Era, the Cuban Missile Crisis
At the very outset, let me clarify, that this piece has nothing to do with any further developments in Political Science, Economy, and/or
Political Science 19. Wars and Political Economy. Part Three: The Cold War Era, the Bretton Woods Institutions
We have, so far, examined the UN and the ICJ, to see how the powers that be had, at the very outset, emplaced