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The vaccine crisis is yet another proof that principles of capitalism are at variance with the needs of humanity. Instead of top-down policies, focus on profits and economies of scale, local on-the-ground solutions and the economies of scope that they bring, can be the founding fuel for transformative change
September 10, 2022: Notes on being intuitive, being consistent, and unlearning to learn
May 11, 2022: The resource crunch; Musical diplomacy; Creativity unleashed
October 7, 2020: Archie Brown on strong vs. effective leaders; An agri economist at the RBI; Falling off a glass cliff; Thou shalt not covid
July 27, 2021: Do women leaders fare better during a crisis?; Let’s count the grief; Feel useless?
April 21, 2022: The connection between store size and delivery time; The heights and depths of Alenka Artnik; Swiss Army pencils
A conversation with Chinmay Tumbe, author of ‘The Age of Pandemics’, where he talks about lessons from cholera, Spanish influenza and plague; why policy response lags the science; and what this could mean for India’s urbanisation and political leadership
This Week in Disruptive Tech | September 9, 2020: A roundup of news and perspectives on how technology is shaping the future, here in India and across the world
Whose rights is the law designed to protect? And what are the values on which institutions are founded? There’s a contest between what sort of economy and what sort of democracy India will be in 2047, a 100 years after its independence on August 15 1947 when Jawaharlal Nehru declared that India had a tryst with destiny
Berlin: A city that is as contemporary as it gets, but hasn’t forgotten its grim past
