Aanya M.

The idea that postcolonialism simply marks the end of colonial rule is, at best, a comforting fiction. In truth, the “post” in postcolonialism is deeply misleading, not because colonial empires haven’t formally collapsed, but because their political and economic legacies persist. The nations now called “developing” are not emerging in a vacuum; they are emerging from the wreckage of systemic underdevelopment. This contradiction is at the core of "postcolonial" thought. It’s not just about...

The possibility of Donald Trump pursuing a third term in the White House is not just a theoretical discussion or an offhand remark, it is...

When Elmer Eric Schattschneider wrote that "a new policy creates a new politics," he underscored an enduring truth, one that is unfolding...