politics
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From populist rule to lynching, the writings of Machiavelli foreshadow much of modern mass politics
Prasanta Chakravarty
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Why are some democracies happier than others?
Roberto Foa, The Conversation Andrew James Klassen, The Conversation
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A single vote won’t change much. But here’s why you should still take part in elections
Julia Maskivker, Aeon
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For young Indians on OkCupid, good sex matters more than their partners’ political views
Manavi Kapur, qz.com
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‘The protests in India give us hope’: Bangladeshi photographer Shahidul Alam on art and repression
Ina Puri
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The complex history of ‘happiness’ reveals that it is an unstable concept with political undertones
Rob Boddice, Aeon
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Why the Russian government resigned and what this means for the country’s political future
Graeme Gill, The Conversation
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Not safe for work: In polarised India, should you talk politics with your colleagues?
Diksha Madhok, qz.com
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Jharkhand elections: In 12 seats lost by the BJP, forest rights was a key issue
Bhasker Tripathi, IndiaSpend.com
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The science behind disagreements. Or why we cling to our beliefs
Andreas Kappes, The Conversation Tali Sharot, The Conversation
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Death penalty for Musharraf: The case reveals the friction between Pakistan’s military and judiciary
Zahid Hussain, Dawn.com
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A report next year may throw some light on the Rs 6,000-crore spent on electoral bonds so far
Bharath Kancharla
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Watch: Is Senator Kamala Harris ‘America’s cool aunt’? Actor Maya Rudolph thinks so
Scroll Staff
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Watch: From Narendra Modi to Rahul Gandhi, comedian Shridhar Venkataramana spares no one in new act
Scroll Staff
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Watch: This tribute to Arun Jaitley is a sharp comment on student politics in the country today
Scroll Staff
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Kwame Nkrumah: Why the hero of Ghana’s independence struggle is often considered a villain
Akwasi Kwarteng Amoako-Gyampah, The Conversation
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The spotty history of sports governance in India shows why it produces so few champions
Neeru Bhatia
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The cacophony of Indian elections and politics has inspired another board game
Sangeeta Tanwar, qz.com
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This satirical work of fiction about Parliament might be the nearest thing to the truth
Meghnad S
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This book calls out India’s political betrayals sharply, but does not shake the edifice hard enough
Supriya Nair