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In pre-partition India, when the Viceroy’s Council passed the infamous Vernacular Press Act, 1878, one of the British members of the council said: “No government such as ours in India...

In an era of competing nationalisms, South Africa’s coloured people don’t readily fit into easily identifiable cultures of Europe and Africa.

Discussion and debate over the regulation of social media companies has been front and center in recent months, between the possible forced sale of TikTok and pending Supreme Court cases

Is freedom the absence of constraint? Abstract John Stuart Mill in On Liberty and Jean-Jacques Rousseau in The Social Contract offer two distinct notion...

If all these new regulatory bodies and adjudicators are overzealous, it will have a chilling effect on the behaviour of Canadians online. 

If all these new regulatory bodies and adjudicators are overzealous, it will have a chilling effect on the behaviour of Canadians online. 

As the title suggests, Carlo Bordini’s &quot&#x3B;Ethical Violence&quot&#x3B; studies the ways different forms of violence – especially but not only, war – come to be accepted as morally legitimate. The book builds on the Italian sociologist and journalist’s prior work...

How can violence be viewed as ethical? Carlo Bordoni’s new book helps us understand why societies go to war and how they justify it.

Special specifications of Imam Al-Mahdi (AJ)

Today’s progressives abuse the word “liberal.” Democracy needs the virtue of liberality, not the ideology of liberalism.