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06:2024 Democracy's long march around the world
...is the context we need to understand India's progress
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March 2024

5:2024 Must historians embrace creative writing?
With love from Providence
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February 2024

4:2024 Is longform a form of plagiarism?
Strange opinions, thanks to Twitter verse
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3:2024: Emotion and Economic Action
how can business historians navigate the complex maze of emotion?
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2:24 We are the boat people
India is now the world's biggest diaspora, but numbers don't say it all

January 2024

1:24 Indian Entrepreneurs and the Burden of Caste
An exploration into India's entrepreneurial past and present
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October 2023

Cipla: What a Cambridge start-up has to do with Yusuf Hamied
… and how that can shape global pharma
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Chartbook X Unhedged: Investing in India - a "wager on the strong"?
Good morning. This is the third and final leg of Chartbook’s latest collaboration with Unhedged, the FT’s indispensable markets newsletter put out by…
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Today, which is not my birthday
I need you
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January 2023

From the precipice of death...
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Women at Work: Choice is a privilege
More so in developing countries like India.
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Being Rabindranath Tagore
What was Rabindranath Tagore's privilege?
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