Ukraine Unexplored
The 24th of August this year will mark the 30th anniversary of the Ukrainian Supreme Soviet declaring its independence from the Union of
Taylorism, Fordism, Toyotism
When the factory system came into existence in the 19th century, ushering in centralised control of production operations, the capitalist employers were confronted
How Competition Manifests
Perfect competition is no competition. It is a bricolage of imagination of the neoclassical economists. By contrast, what is real—antagonistic and turbulent—competition within
Occupational Health and Safety
The employers in capitalism go to the extremes to evade the costs of safe and healthy workplaces. The working class is hit with
Are We All Thieves?
Have you ever taken back a pen home from your school or office? Did anyone ever stop you and accuse you of theft?
The Curious Case Of Indian Populism
A politician in India rises from either a generation of politicians or from an urge to revolt against and revolutionise the mainstream idea.
Fashion: Fast and Faux
Is Fast Fashion really benefiting us? Why is the industry thriving and are there consequences to this pocket-friendly style? The term “Fast Fashion”
Restructuring
Restructuring refers to “changes in the way goods and services are being developed, designed, produced and distributed, i.e. to changes in companies’ organisational
Economical Behaviour or Behavioural Economics?
“This is probably the worst day I’ve ever had.”, muttered Ananya as she picked up her bag on her way out of the
Development through Sports: A Possibility
“Sport has become a world language, a common denominator that breaks down all the walls, all the barriers. It is a worldwide industry
Celebrating Mahavari
We live in an age of modern medicine and science, but society treats them as nascent when it comes to issues concerning women’s
The Paradigm of a Failed Petrostate
Venezuela, once a thriving economy, with the world’s largest proven oil reserves, is engulfed in an appalling economic and political crisis. It is
Maldives
On hearing the name “Maldives” the pictures of pristine white-sand beaches, turquoise blue oceans and lavish resorts immediately flash in mind. Popular amongst
A Battle for Climate Justice
The recent COP26 summit was dubbed as the “last best chance” to save the planet by keeping alive the 2015 Paris agreement goal
Medics v/s Marxists on Mental Health
There are numerous mental health songs. I have particularly loved listening to a nice mental illness song of hope, titled Brave, by the
Economic Development: Democracies Versus Autocracies
From 1990 to 2014, China’s economy grew at an annual rate of at least 7% each year. This astounding economic growth has been
Palm Oil Production or a new Yellow Revolution
We all know about the green revolution that was initiated in the late 1960s for uplifting the agriculture sector. However, this isn’t the
Primary Education: As A State Service In India
Various theories in educational psychology have emphasised the importance of primary education in the overall development of a human. The primary among these
Benchmarking Heroism
Benchmarking refers to identifying and applying best demonstrated practices to operations and sales in order to achieve all out performance-hike (Toolshero, Undated). However,
The Trillion Dollar Gap
Capital has become cheaper than ever. Globally, an upwards of $600 billion has gone in Venture Capital funding startups this year alone. India
