Book Review
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Shameful Flight: Last Years of the British Empire in India
Traditional nationalist histories often frame the end of the Raj as the ultimate victory of indigenous political mobilization, while imperial…
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The History of the Mongol Conquests
Through meticulous synthesis of medieval sources, J. J. Saunders reveals how the Mongols transformed scattered steppe tribes into a brilliant,…
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Karl Polanyi’s Concept of Mediation
When a political economy demands that society adapt entirely to the market, rather than adapting the market to human needs,…
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Liberal Society vs. Military Professionalism
By preserving objective civilian control and respecting the unique demands of military professionalism, a constitutional democracy maintains the delicate equilibrium…
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Poetry as Existential Resistance to Aesthetic Numbing
Review of the book ‘For Those Differing in the Mint of the Gaze’, the Poetry Collection of Libyan Poet Mohammed…
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Unmasking the Fault Lines
The Clash of Civilizations demonstrates that civilizational purity is an illusion and that civilizational conflict is a political construct. Understanding…
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Mapping the Theater of War
Military geography serves as the vital intersection where physical science, statecraft, and armed conflict converge to shape national security. By…
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Life as a Game of Blind Man’s Bluff
A Look at Dr. Lalit Mohan Sharma’s Short-Story Collection ‘Blind Man’s Bluff’ Taken as a whole, the book becomes much…
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On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
On Writing is uniquely structured, blending Stephen King’s life story with his philosophy on writing. Shaheer Pulikkal | Kerala, India…
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Reflections on ‘Icy Chill on Fire’
When the Coldness of Life Learns to Burn: A Reading of ‘Icy Chill on Fire’, a poetry book by Dr.…
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