Limits of the Neoclassical Synthesis - Moral Foundations of Politics
Explores ambiguities in Mill's harm principle through examples like prostitution, free trade, and discrimination, revealing how defining and calculating harm involves political choices, challenging the Enlightenment ideal.
John Locke's Political Theory - Equality, Freedom, Property, and Dissent
Explore Locke's political philosophy, focusing on equality, freedom, property rights, and government by consent. Contrasts with Hobbes' views and examines separation of powers in state governance.
Daily Answer Writing for PSIR Optional - UPSC- HPAS- HPSC- UPPSC
Comprehensive guide to answer writing for Political Science and International Relations Optional, covering key topics, strategies, and question analysis for UPSC and other competitive exams.
A Thousand Small Sanities - Exploring the Origins and Evolution of Modern Liberalism
Explore the roots and evolution of modern liberalism through key thinkers and movements, from Montaigne to the Civil Rights era, offering insights for navigating today's challenges.
The Real Dangers Ahead
Yuval Noah Harari explores future challenges, discussing liberalism, data colonization, surveillance capitalism, and global threats, offering insights on navigating our rapidly changing world.
International Political Economy: Theory, History and Policy - Liberalism and Wilsonian Ideology - Lecture 4
Explore Wilsonian Liberalism's impact during the interwar period, examining its key principles and influence on international political economy through the lens of economic history.
国際政治経済学における防御的リアリズムと攻撃的リアリズム - 第5回
Explore defensive and offensive realism concepts within international political economy through key theoretical frameworks and historical analysis of liberalism and neorealism.