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Year: 2018

The rise, fall, and triumph of South Asian insurgencies: Part I – Nepal

  • December 20, 2018

South Asia has been marred by constant intrastate conflict. Over the past few decades, sustained insurgency movements have proven detrimental to the health of the region and its people. This article is the first in series on the rise, fall,…

Categories: International Policy, Security, South Asian Insurgencies

The popular tax audit: Enforcing the social value of taxation

  • December 16, 2018
Personal income tax form by Chris Potter

Governments assess taxation as a market transaction; however, paying taxes is a social obligation and not only the cost of doing business in a jurisdiction. Rethinking how governments determine tax burdens might cause taxpayers to treat the tax system as…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Economy, Rethinking Governance
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