Authoritarian Populism and Bovine Political Economy in Modi’s India takes these invitations seriously as it uses India’s bovine sector – key to the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of rural Indians – as the entry point for analysing capitalist dynamics under Modi’s authoritarian populism.
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What we know about a mysterious condition called visual snow.
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Our minds are being coerced in covert ways.
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Where natural disasters are getting more deadly.
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How faith can provide a psychological safety net.
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In the near future, it may be the other way around.
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When mitochondria stop communicating, the biological clock starts winding down.
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You really can see the marine ecosystem in a grain of sand.
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Ambition is not the problem.
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In a recent paper in Journal of Economic Issues, I explore a particularly interesting variant on the problem of unexplored normativity, politicisation and its ethical consequences. Put simply, standard theory of tax evasion inadvertently treats everyone as a criminal. Moreover, while recent work on theory of “tax morale” seems different it is not as different as one might think. Both contribute to a world of biddable neoliberal subjects.
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