Jonathan Harline·1d agoA Three-Legged StoolI just don’t see how we can count on the private sector alone to fix things like affordability and poverty.
Oluwatobiloba Michael Odeleye·Oct 23WHEN A NATION FORGETS: The Power of Stupidity, the Death of Institutional Memory, and Nigeria’s…An essay on power, collective memory, moral decay, and the danger of normalising national failure. Bracketed numbers such as [4] refer to…
Ekklesia Review·Oct 1NIGERIA AT INDEPENDENCE: The Church and the Work of Building a NationAnother October has arrived, and Nigeria marks another anniversary of independence.
Ankitajagtap·Sep 16Progression of IndiaI am a 30-year-old female, living in Bangalore. Growing up, I used to think I would become someone who would bring change to society, but…
Anam Raza·Sep 13More Than a Medal: FIRST Global Team India, 2026 Trying to Make Robotics India’s Next SportWe are five teenagers from Goa, India, preparing for a world championship in South Korea. But between build sessions, we are teaching…A response icon1A response icon1
Dr Vijayalakshmi Aluri·Sep 5Teachers Build Nations: The Timeless Legacy of Dr. Sarvepalli RadhakrishnanOn National Teachers’ Day, let us remember the philosopher, teacher, and statesman who showed us that education is the foundation of a…
Nitinjeet Sahu·Aug 30Civic or Community Responsibility Towards Nation BuildingCivic or community responsibility towards nation building is not merely about following laws or paying taxes; it is about understanding…
Kevin Pauley·Aug 17Part 8 — The Empire That Got It Right: The Achaemenid Model and the Mathematics of CollapsePart 8 of the series “Legitimacy and the Limits of War”
Kevin Pauley·Aug 16Part 7 — The Nation-Building Trap: From Trusteeships to Alexander’s BypassPart 7 of the series “Legitimacy and the Limits of War”
