The fixation around ‘lived experiences’ today, is in many ways, a form of egotism

‘Mental health crisis’ represents a symptom: the underlying ‘disease’ is an economic system designed to exploit

Pakistanis are paying the cost for climate change despite little to no share in its responsibility

The working classes do not have a ‘free choice’ in taking up and leaving jobs

The prospect of transitioning into a rentier economy presented itself as a lucrative means to maximise personal gains

Since its inception, Pakistan has been characterised, to be undergoing a ‘delicate turn’

Key institutions will be populated by individuals play-acting at the workplace year after year

At the heart of neoclassical economic theory is its fundamental unit of analysis, the rational actor

In Pakistan, the religious right is a force to be reckoned with — partially because it’s been propped up by the angels

Elites in Pakistan are not incompetent, they are savvy in navigating a complex political arena to ensure maximal gains