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Authoritarianism was the dominant political form in the pre-constitutional, pre-democratic...
History’s movements are unevenly paced, sometimes slow like a funeral march and sometimes frisky...
Children from low-income migrant households are invisible in migration discourses. Despite existing...
Different regimes have different capacities to respond to pandemics. Historically, democracies...
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has culminated into a full-blown war, emerging in a deep...
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Supplement is a new podcast by EPW where we invite authors to read out their work published in the...
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In the present times, we see that though social media gives us hope to reform traditional political discourse, yet at many levels, it merely replicates it. Social media thus is becoming this peculiar...
