Enterprise Reads by éconhistorienne

Enterprise Reads by éconhistorienne

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2: Inside India's War on Covid-19: A Doctor on Duty
A doctor in a hospital during Covid, a confession and your vote
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13: How have Marwari entrepreneurs evolved?
The answer is, in parts, in Gita Piramal's new book.
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12: Interesting recommendation
.. on NR Narayana Murthy
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14: The world owes many debts to Boris Franz Becker
.. and an exhibition in Belfast on the Beatles Bungalow in Rishikesh
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17: Being Rabindranath Tagore
What was Rabindranath Tagore's privilege?
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3: Pandemic of Inequality Won't Let Us Breathe
But, do we really need a violent stirring of our world to fix inequality? History has some answers.
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10: I Am Multitudes
To Be or Not To Be .. is the question. I choose all.
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20: Today, which is not my birthday
I need you
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8: Sep 26-Oct 2, 2021
Top reads from the week.
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30: Weather Derivatives: How Colonialism Stole India’s Edge
Often, history is a reminder of loss
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26: Must historians embrace creative writing?
With love from Providence
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22: Indian Entrepreneurs and the Burden of Caste
An exploration into India's entrepreneurial past and present
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