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Pakistan’s ‘good’ and ‘bad’ feminisms
The changing – and competing – meanings of feminism in Pakistan.
Amna Chaudhry | Oct 18, 2018
The nationals and the internationals
Nepal’s earthquake is testing the uncomfortable partnership between the government and international donor agencies.
Thomas Bell | Aug 19, 2015
Southasian front
A common regional platform is necessary, but India might not be the ideal leader.
Rishikesh R Bhandary | Oct 01, 2009
Keeping devolution alive
Even with the end of the LTTE as a pseudo state power, it is clear that without power-sharing and the recognition of the rights of all communities, the authoritarian regime of Mahinda Rajapakse will only …
Laxmi Murthy and Kanak Mani Dixit | Apr 13, 2009
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