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Category: International Policy

The Obvious, Albeit Complicated Argument Favoring Basic Income in India

  • September 10, 2020

The ongoing global pandemic and the accompanying socioeconomic crisis have resulted in rejuvenated support for a widely debated policy proposal: Universal Basic Income. A closer inspection of this policy’s history and practicality reveal that a national cash transfer policy would…

Categories: Economy, International Policy, Society

Putin’s Constitutional Reforms Consolidate Power Around the Presidency

  • July 13, 2020

President Vladimir Putin introduced a series of amendments to the Russian Constitution that will dramatically enhance the power of the presidency. His reforms will increase the president’s control over the judiciary and the legislature, and reduce Parliament’s power.   On…

Categories: International Policy, Politics
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