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Women in World History © Anup Mukherjee i3pep.org [This Article is a partly revised version of my post in the H-World Discussion Network] This refers to the Teaching Unit D1 of the AP World History course relating to “The Economic Role of Women in World History” 600-1914 that is available at www.whc.neu.edu (complete write-up retrieved on 31-08-2003). This lesson . . . → Read More: Women in World History Critiquing Imperialism © Anup Mukherjee [The Essay titled Empire: An Artful Statecraft was written in response to Niall Ferguson’s article in the April 2003 Issue of Historically Speaking. Only an edited part of the essay was published as letter to the editor in the September 2003 issue of Historically Speaking. It is also available in electronic format . . . → Read More: Critiquing Imperialism Only Better People, Not Better Laws, Can Transform Society History bears witness to the moments of trials and turmoils when civilizations underwent an upheaval because of the anomie and it is bequeathed that it is not better laws, but only better people who rise as saviors and uplift the whole society. Transformations are . . . → Read More: Only Better People, Not Better Laws, Can Transform Society Ideas, Not Power, Rule The World John Maynard Keynes rightly said, “The ideas of economists and political philosophers, both when they are right and when they are wrong, are more powerful than is commonly understood. Indeed the world is ruled by little else.” Attribution of instints in an organized manner and the process . . . → Read More: Ideas, Not Power, Rule The World Bengali Language: A Brief Introduction Bengali language is the mother tongue of the people of West Bengal and Bangladesh. Both West Bengal and Bangladesh share a similar cultural heritage and a common history (until 1947). The area that is now Bangladesh is the eastern part of Bengal, and the western part is . . . → Read More: Bengali Language: A Brief Introduction Hinduism in Modern Times Hinduism in modern times is reflection of continuity and of progressive changes that occurred in its various traditions and institutions during the 19th and 20th centuries. By eighteenth century many ills had crept into it- superstition, social obscurantism, rigid rituals, tyrannical polytheism and abominable rites like animal sacrifice. . . . → Read More: Hinduism in Modern Times Book: The Arabian Seas: The Indian Ocean World of the Seventeenth Century. Book Reviewed by: Anup Mukherjee Library . . . → Read More: Book Review: The Arabian Seas Neoliberalism and Neoliberal Economics Neoliberalism is revival and extension of classical liberalism, neo-classical economics and policies of lassez-faire in its more orthodox, global and trans-national reach. At a conceptual level, it is an extension of the core values of liberal ideology- individual freedom, private property, free competition, and self-regulating market. This way, . . . → Read More: Neoliberalism and Neoliberal Economics Book: American Empire: The Realities and Consequences of U.S. Diplomacy. Book Reviewed by: Anup Mukherjee Library of Congress call number: E183.7 .B284 2002 United States–Foreign relations. Anup Mukherjee . “Review of Andrew . . . → Read More: Book Review: American Empire Contextualizing Gandhi in Twenty-First Century World This essay was part of World History Association (WHA) Conference at Atlanta (June 2003). Detailed commentary by Prof. Marc Jason Gilbert, the Panel Chairperson of Gandhi and World History Panel of the WHA Conferance can be found on HNN website and H-Asia website. – Anup Mukherjee ABSTRACT . . . → Read More: Contextualizing Gandhi in Twenty-First Century World |
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