The Corporate Underworld: White-Collar Criminality in Markets, Politics and Transnational Economic Order
“There is less graft in politics than in business,” said Anton Cermak, a politician and mayor of Chicago in the early 20th century.
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Political Economy
Open Questions to Pakistan’s Military from a Citizen
A few concerns about the military’s undue role in Pakistan’s political and economic system.
Issues in the U.S. Foreign Policy
Presidential power in the domain of U.S. foreign policy is too much. While the validity of global leadership in the dynamics of international relations is too little.
Iran-Saudi Proxy Wars in Pakistan and Afghanistan
The reason for Shia-Sunni hostility among the masses is primarily the power struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Interests before Interactions: A Political Critique of Foreign Aid
Foreign aid has long been utilized as a strategic and political apparatus in the international world order.
The IMF Invasion: Contextualization in the Long-run
Do IMF bailouts provide economic relief and financial independence in the long-run, or do they hinder economic growth by interfering with Pakistan’s autonomy?
Trade Liberalization & Global Challenges
Can the IGOs and free trade prevent global economic fallout brought on by disregarding globalization?
