Was Ancient India A Forgotten Global Superpower
Historian William Dalrymple explores the forgotten global influence of ancient India and its contributions to modern mathematics.
Tracing the Roots of the Hutu and Tutsi Divide in the Great Lakes Region
While often categorized as rigid ethnic groups, the Hutu and Tutsi identities were historically fluid social roles that were hardened by colonial governance and later exploited for political power.
The Roots of Global Resentment: Tracing Modern Political Anger to Enlightenment Ideals
Political analyst Pankaj Mishra explores how the intersection of Enlightenment ideals, colonialism, and capitalism has fueled a global wave of political resentment.
Understanding the Contemporary Landscape of Postcolonialism in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asian nations are navigating the complex legacy of colonial rule by redefining economic, cultural, and political structures to assert sovereignty.