Covid-19 And The Self-Sacrifice Of Nurses And First Responders
A civilized society enjoys an element of courtesy in its social interactions, although this courtesy can now mean a measure of self-sacrifice. If such...
American Foreign Policy and Nuclear War: Existential Crisis Management In A Time Of Plague
Abstract: For the moment, Americans devote scant attention to any apparent risks of a nuclear war, but whatever residual attention remains centered on such...
The weakness of the West
2020 looks set to be a historic year and it’s not over yet. The coronavirus pandemic in combination with the international geopolitical developments put...
The USMCA Agreement: A New Era in Mexico-US-Canada Relations?
The agreement between the US Mexico and Canada (USMCA) entered into Force last 1st of July 2020 replacing the North American Free Trade Agreement...
Socio-Economic Implications of Canadian Border Closure With U.S.
After doing a detailed analysis of situation emerging from the closure of the border between Canada and US, it could be assessed that how...
Fighting Existential Angst: Vainly Seeking “Therapy” On The Social Networks
"The crowd is untruth."-Sören Kierkegaard, Point of View, That Individual
Early philosophical explorations of anxiety are best traced to Sören Kierkegaard in the nineteenth century....
The Free And The Fettered
It was almost two-and-one-half centuries ago -- July 2, 1776 to be exact -- when the American colonies voted for independence; two days later,...
“America first” and Canada’s approach towards immigration
The Trump Administration’s recent announcement to suspend work visas--H1B (visas for high skilled professionals), H4B (spouses of H1B visa holders) and L1 Visas (intra...
Revisiting Fukuyama’s ‘End of History Thesis”
There are few names in the America, when it comes to the interpretation of American political and cultural history. Francis Fukuyama is one of...
The Atom And The Virus: A Progressively Lethal Convergence For The United States
“It is only in the thick of calamity that one gets hardened to the truth - in other words, to silence."-Albert Camus, The Plague
Americans...