Concept
Law is to society what medicine is to the body. It should be indicated, precise and tested, and it comes in four kinds.
op-eds
When lawmakers prescribe dogma instead of diagnosis, society bears the consequences Imagine a world where pharmaceutical companies are free to concoct and distribute medicines without trials, without regulation,…
op-eds
Peace Demands an Independent Regulator, Not Diplomacy For too long, we have clung to a persistent illusion: that the United Nations, with its blue helmets, speeches, and ceremonies,…
op-eds
In most legal and political discourse today, law is often understood in formalistic or institutional terms—defined by who enacts it (parliament), how it is enforced (police and courts),…
Peace
For centuries,rational minds have enquired what is peace? Why is it fleeting? And what must philosophers do to keep it permanent and universal?
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