The hallmark and defining feature of capitalism is ‘creative destruction’- a phrase coined by the great Austrian economist Joseph Alois Schumpeter who described it as,’ the process of industrial mutation that incessantly revolutionizes the industrial structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, and incessantly creating a new one’.

Capitalism means creative destruction. Can the developing world cope up?

The Western education system and pedagogic approaches even though defined by some variations are undoubtedly better. Among other things, this explains the enduring appeal of Western universities to international students.

On the pros and cons of education in a Western University

The COVID-19 pandemic has, if not actually brought, but certainly hastened putative trends and developments in almost all domains of life. In the world of business and commerce, the trend of working from home allied to home-based leisurely activities has created shifts in consumer behaviour that are likely to be the ‘new normal’.

Is retailing dead?

As the drama surrounding US elections ebbs and flows and as the democratic ‘blue wave’ has not materialized, pundits and sober commentators are rightly pointing out that there will be governance dysfunction in the United States.

In a changing world, what should a Biden foreign policy look like?

Those who hope and yearn for a fuller return to multilateralism under a Biden administration are likely to be disappointed. 2020 is not 1945; nor is it 2016. The world we inhabit has undergone profound structural and even conceptual changes.

Biden and multilateralism: Can the United States lead?

Globalisation is not going to die. It will assume a new form and character if the lessons from the recent past have been learnt and absorbed. With renewed focus on multilateralism after the election of Joseph Biden to the highest office in the United States, a fairer globalisation might emerge.

In the emerging world, being skilled will be as important as being educated

As the drama surrounding US elections ebbs and flows and as the democratic ‘blue wave’ has not materialised, pundits and sober commentators are rightly pointing out that there will be governance dysfunction in the United States.

The 4th Industrial Revolution, like its predecessors, is uneven in its scope, shape and form. But, given the staggering pace of Information, Communication Technologies (ICT’s), it is not only real but countries, firms and businesses will have to adapt to it to stay relevant.

Will the 4th Industrial Revolution kill management?

A confluence of structural megatrends and issues like the emergent Cold War 2.0, the putative 4th Industrial Revolution and the uncertainties induced by the Covid 19 pandemic, geopolitical permutations and combinations and turbulence in financial markets, domestic political churns in many countries lend themselves to a cliched assessment and observation: ‘ we live in interesting times’.

Even if Biden wins, the world will not be the same

Be it the world of work, education, the economy and even politics, the world is on the cusp of a fundamental revolution. What undergirds this revolution is technology or more accurately, the Information Communication Technologies (ICT’s which are fundamentally reshaping how we view the world.

The 4th industrial revolution is real but so too is an alternate reality

The ongoing Covid 19 pandemic is a blight that as unprecedented as it is dangerous and fatal. It amounts to stating the obvious that this virus has taken a humungous toll in terms of lives lost and brought the world to a standstill.

Can the world overcome vaccine nationalism?

Globalization, roughly defined as ‘the freer movement and flows of capital, good(trade), people and perhaps even culture’ is in retreat. It is suggested by some that the world is in the midst of ‘deglobalization’ where countries are retrenching and retreating from the processes of globalization, imposing the proverbial walls on these.

Is globalization assuming a ‘new old’ form?

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Wajahat Qazi

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