Kamala Devi—meaning Lotus Goddess—and Tulsi—botanic nomenclature for holy basil—are names firmly ensconced within a sacred Hindu…
Two astoundingly beautiful and largely virgin mountain geographies, Bhutan and Nepal, stand to gain most from the concept of mountain…
[T]he core military problems that the United States faces in the years ahead will not yield to any assortment of advanced weapons,…
Tucked away in databases, system identities are at a remove from everyday experience; one cannot “experience” the abstract logic of…
Mohammad was a fighter for the Islamic State, and even though he was only 29 years old when I talked with him in prison in Northern…
Just as in the North, intellectuals of the global South have engaged in serious consideration of what development should be and how it…
America, said the poet, is home to ‘the best and the worst’. Where is the America of the New Deal, the Weavers, the 1960s movements…
Under systems of “algorithmic governmentality,” data streams processed by AI become the primary tools informing policy. While the data…
[T]o whom does the history of knowledge belong? To many dyed-in-the-wool historians of science, it seems that even though the…
There is little doubt that 9/11 has shifted the tectonic plates of geopolitical and normative space. This shift is characterized by an…
Increasingly anti-immigration policies discourage the emergence of a global labor market. In terms of education and training systems,…
When war memories erupted anew in East Asia and Eastern Europe in the 1990s, they did so in a global context quite different from that…
