Growth of the Urban Informal Sector
The rise of the urban informal sector questions the traditional theories of urban development
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An Economic Critique of Refugee Asylum in Pakistan
Refugees exist in Pakistan in large numbers willy-nilly. Denying them assistance may be more costly than lending a helping hand.
Electoral System in Pakistan: The Case for Proportional Representation
To be legitimate, democracy should be inclusive, and this should not be sacrificed in exchange for stability and simplicity.
Social Capital, Cultural Diversity and Media
Cultures set up a framework for building the social capital of a society, and democratic media can effectively determine it.
Delays and Interferences: Reforming the Judicial System of Pakistan
The raison d’être of the judicial system is to ensure timely provision of justice, yet the courts of Pakistan markedly lag behind.
Artificial Intelligence and Employment
What are economic, political, and ethical implications of new technology on the labor market and employment?
Evolution of the Feminist Movement in Pakistan
Analysing how feminism in Pakistan has shifted from a liberal to radical framework through different governmental regimes
Criminal Accountability: Who to Blame – Nature or Nurture?
If biological and social factors influence choices, can a person be accounted for his or her behavior?
Cancel Culture and Freedom in Learning
By silencing the arguments that defy popular and liberal opinions, the cancel culture is actually curbing freedom in learning – a fundamental keystone of liberalism.
The Interplay of Nature and Nurture on Criminal Behaviour
Do genes hold more liability in inducing criminal behavior than the society, or vice versa?
