Top stories published by The Analyst Centre in May of 2020

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Sujato Datta in The Analyst Centre

May 12, 2020

Of Paperclips and Rockets: The Race For Nazi Scientists in Post-War Germany

Sujato Datta in The Analyst Centre

May 27, 2020

Betty Friedan and the “Problem that has no name”

Arka Chowdhury in The Analyst Centre

May 12, 2020

Illiberal Democracy And Its Rapid Rise

When Abraham Lincoln spoke of democracy in the Gettysburg Address, the world was given the…

Shinjineemajumder in The Analyst Centre

May 12, 2020

THE STORY OF HOW ONE MAN SAVED AN ENTIRE GENRE OF ART

Igor Savitsky had nothing to gain, and…

Sayani Majumder in The Analyst Centre

May 27, 2020

How Horror Treats its Women On Screen

Horror is loaded with socio-cultural implications on the…

Yash Vira in The Analyst Centre

May 15, 2020

Weaponization of Modern Art and The Cultural Cold War

Meghamala in The Analyst Centre

May 16, 2020

On dissent: The Story of the Petofi Circle

Dissent is a word uttered in hushed tones, just like the poetry of Faiz Ahmad Faiz or the peals of Inquilab. Dissent is the word which we must not utter and like Lord Voldemort, Bhimrao Ambedkar is the name we must not take. In a country already quailing…

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Sankalpa Dasgupta in The Analyst Centre

May 18, 2020

Marijuana and How it Invaded Our Public Consciousness

Sujato Datta in The Analyst Centre

May 17, 2020

Micronations: The Anarchist Commune at the Heart of Denmark

Swapneelbiswas in The Analyst Centre

May 12, 2020

COVID-19 And The Economics of Football

The world of football is a dynamic and ever evolving one, but not one person could have even…

June 2020

These were the top 10 stories published by The Analyst Centre in May of 2020. You can also dive into daily archives for May of 2020 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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