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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Democracy in Crisis: What Public Policy Can Do?
We live in the times of democracy in crisis. This is obvious not only in authoritarian countries, but also in traditionally democratic societies such as the US and The Netherlands. Those that are between the worlds, such as Hungary and … Continue reading
Lost in Translation: How to Study the Travel of Ideas in Water Sector?
This is a re-post from my earlier post (September 2010) on a blog that I used to co-run back in 2010. Funnily, my thoughts of policy translation in 2010 were already ripe, 4 years before they appear in print. This … Continue reading
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On Chess, Public Policy and Strategic Planning
This is a re-post of my original blog post written in October 2011 for my previous blog. I am the sole author of this blog post. Karl Wittfogel, in 1957, published his seminal book “Oriental Despotism“, his claim that state-formation … Continue reading
Posted in Art, azerbaijan, Book review, Chess, LifeStyle, Methods and Frameworks, Water policy
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