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This is an archived blog post from The Acorn.
Issue Contents
PERSPECTIVE
“Adamant for drift, solid for fluidity”
India needs leadership and a renaissance in its foreign policy
Harsh V Pant
Business interests vs national interests
As Indian companies grow abroad
Sameer Wagle & Gaurav Sabnis
The myth of illiberal capitalism
Multi-polarity, democracy and what the US might do about them
Dhruva Jaishankar
FILTER
A survey of think-tanks
The post-American world; Asian geopolitics
Vijay Vikram
IN DEPTH
The India-Israel imperative
Indo-Judeo commonalities: the symbolic and the substantive
Martin Sherman
ROUNDUP
Fruits of knowledge
Apply knowledge-economy processes for food security
Mukul G Asher & Amarendu Nandy
Needed: A new monsoon strategy
The focus should be on groundwater recharge
Tushaar Shah
BOOKS
Know your consumer?
A review of Rama Bijapurkar’s We are like that only
Aadisht Khanna
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