In the early modern period, three empires represented the pinnacle of Islamicate civilisation: the Ottomans, Safavids and Mughals.
The Islamicate Gunpowder Empires: A Comparative Study Read More »
This essay aims to highlight the dissonances between mainstream IR and Poststructuralism in regard to power.
Dissonances in Approaches to Power: Poststructuralism and Mainstream IR Theory Read More »
This essay aims to critically review the arguments presented in chapter two of Decolonizing International Relations.
This essay aims to arrive at a qualified definition for power and explain its mechanics.
What Is Power and Who Has It? Read More »
Britain is becoming a nationwide Panopticon where citizens are the prisoners and the state their all-powerful guard.
Mass Surveillance and the Erosion of Our Civil Liberties: Why You Should Be Concerned Read More »
CPEC is the flagship for China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a global development strategy similar to the US Marshall Plan. However, the question must be asked: Is CPEC good for Pakistan?
Iron Brothers: Assessing the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Read More »
Multiple attempts were made to snatch back what was lost. In this essay, we will look at the first of those attempts.
The Indian National Pact – 1923 Read More »
By appealing to both Muslims and Hindus’ religious sentiments, Gandhi was able to rile up the Indian masses in opposition to British rule. So how did Jinnah – “the best ambassador of Hindu–Muslim Unity”– react to all this?
The Non-cooperation Movement – 1920-1924 Read More »
Ms Marvel began a chain reaction that would pave the way for unprecedented levels of diversity and representation in comic books.
A History of Comic Books and the Rise of Kamala Khan Read More »
1919 represented a watershed moment in the Indian Independence Movement.
The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre – 1919 Read More »
