Introduction It is safe to say that European colonization of territories across the world ranging from America to East Asia has had an immense impact on various spheres. Their impact is evident on the social, economic, political, and ecological spheres of colonized societies. Parts of this impact is measurable and Read more…
Explaining Climate Change With Data-driven Storytelling Climate change is a phrase we often hear these days. Government agencies, corporate companies, non-governmental organisations, policy think tanks, and media houses are talking about climate change frequently. Curricula across the world are incorporating updates to include topics on climate change, pollution and environmental Read more…
Introduction The policy decisions taken by democratic governments to deal with the recent coronavirus pandemic as well as the rise of populist regimes across the world have raised questions about the existing lack as well as the dire need for expertise in policymaking. (Bansal 2020) As early as the 4th Read more…
The article argues how ecomodernism caused a change in the way masculinity is manifest but still preserved hegemonic forms of gender dynamics. “Masculinity is a term of no great clarity”, remarked Freud in his essays on the theory of sexuality. (Freud 219) Masculinity is socially constructed and exists at several Read more…
Introduction Throughout history, humans have had an intimate relationship with nature, most obviously depending on it for subsistence. As modern society emerged, industrialization freed many people from their direct reliance on nature for subsistence. With increasing urbanization post-industrial revolution, human civilization started insulating itself from its ecological roots, creating a Read more…