Who Gets to Be Local in a Country of Immigrants?
It’s time to acknowledge that even in the Old World we are all immigrants.
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Announcing a New Project
We’re pleased to announce our new initiative aimed at restoring/ conserving the ecosystem of this Himalayan paradise.
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Small Latin and Less Greek
The scientific names of plants are given in Latin, a language spoken by no one. This could be one explanation for the common phenomenon of plant blindness in humans.
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Aziz Ansari’s Dev Shah- A Gandhi for Our Age?
Could American popular culture achieve what even Gandhi couldn’t? I’m taking of course about unity in the Subcontinent.
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The Tulip Age
The story of how the humble bulb became embroiled in the conflict between the forces of globalization and tradition.
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The Wrestler
Cherished national symbols often have international origins, blurring the lines between what’s local/ traditional and what’s not.
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Something in the Air?
Talk of communism is suddenly springing up in the most unexpected quarters.
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A Primer for Scientists: How to Win Friends and Influence People
Is it even possible to spread a set of norms widely, but still maintain your status as the arbiter of those norms?
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Lessons from an Earlier Global Age
The last global age was the Golden Age of Islam. So why aren’t our intellectuals scouring it for clues about what lies ahead for us?
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An Education
What is a good education? In the good old days, when education was the privilege of a few, a gentleman was expected to have classical…