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Academic Essays
They typically follow a clear thesis statement, supported by evidence and analysis drawn from scholarly sources. Academic essays in political science often engage with existing theories, debates, and literature in the field, aiming to contribute new insights or perspectives. They are expected to adhere to rigorous standards of research and citation, demonstrating critical thinking and scholarly rigour. Due to their academic nature, sources and claims are put to a higher scrutiny by the editorial board.

Political Polarisation, Civic Culture, and Social Capital in Indian and the US Democracy
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Political Review Abstract This essay aims to study the patterns and evolution of political...
Arshita Chopra
Dec 1, 2024


The Role of Conscience, Liberty, and Right in Political Obligation
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Political Review Abstract ‘When does loyalty to the state give way to the demands of...
Aaditi Sinha
Dec 1, 2024


Understanding Crime, Human Deviance, and the Morality of the State
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Political Review Abstract Crime and human deviance are important concepts to understand when...
Naman Raj
Nov 30, 2024


Deconstructing India's Welfare State: Ideals, Failures, and the Quest for Balance
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Political Review Abstract This essay explores the evolution of the welfare state and examines...
Khushi Kukreja
Nov 30, 2024


Shifting Media Narratives: Populism, Anti-Globalisation, and Political Appeals in Brazil’s Discourse on Poverty
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Political Review Abstract This essay examines the shifting media narratives in Brazil,...
Harsh Kumar Jha
Nov 30, 2024


Synthesising Dharma and Danda: Exploring Regulation of Political Power in the Arthasastra
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Political Review Abstract In the Arthasastra, there is no divine theory of kingship. Since the...
Adwaith PB
Nov 30, 2024


Privatisation, Economic Reforms, and Alternate Movements: A Study of Indian Labour Movements in the 1990s
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Poltical Review Abstract This paper looks at the function of organised labour in India within...
Pallavi Nair
Nov 25, 2024


Changing Politics for Changing Times: Nationalism in the Era of Anthropocene
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Poltical Review Abstract The ‘Anthropocene’ is a new term that has been popularised in the...
Srishti Negi
Nov 25, 2024


Of Refugees and Immigrants: The Political Language of the Body in a Humanitarian World
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Poltical Review Abstract In recent decades, humanitarianism has gained prominence by focusing...
Anamta Husain
Nov 25, 2024


Analysing Political Will in Public Policy: A Feminist Comparative Analysis of Manazir's Public Policy Framework through Devaki Jain's Lens
As published in the Volume 2(1) of Ramjas Poltical Review Abstract The larger understanding of political will is an established...
Rubina
Nov 24, 2024


Behind the Booth: Decoding the Indian Voters’ Dilemma
I stepped into the booth, Curtains closed behind me. I recalled the manifesto and the rally I had seen. It all seemed still, until The...
Disha Garg
Nov 13, 2024


The Grammar of Everyday Practice: Tactics and Strategy in the Everyday
Abstract Challenging the Neo-Marxist and Situationist construction of the ‘everyday’, where consumer is a one-dimensional persona – a...
Adithi Vijayan & Adwaith PB
Nov 10, 2024


Climate Change: A Threat to Human Rights
Introduction In today’s multifaceted global landscape, individuals combat a spectrum of concerns ranging from mundane concerns to...
Arshita Chopra
May 13, 2024


Understanding Conflicts And Human Stupidity Through The Lens Of Political Science
Introduction Each morning, as we pick up the newspaper, we are confronted with headlines that plunge us into the complexities of war....
Naman Raj
Apr 6, 2024


The Return of Mercantilism? How India and the World are Rethinking Trade Strategies
Amidst intensifying economic and geopolitical rivalry, policy makers across the globe are turning to neo-mercantilism to increase the...
Khushi Kukreja
Apr 3, 2024


GDPR and DPDP: A Comparative Analysis on User-Centrism
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Introduction The shape and the volume of ideas and conversations that...
Sanyam Mahajan & Neehra Sharma
Mar 25, 2024


Why So Many Ramayanas?: A Sociological Perspective
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Introduction The epic of Ramayana, which is present in different...
Piyush Gupta
Mar 25, 2024


Of Majoritarianism, Marginalisation, and Manipur
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Introduction What is identity, one may ask. The answer would lie in a...
Harshitaa Joshi & Kammuansang Valte
Mar 25, 2024


Astropolitics: A Holistic Perspective On Modern Geopolitics
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Introduction Everett Carl Dolman in his book, “Astropolitik:...
Laavanya Jain
Mar 25, 2024


Why Caste Differs in Punjab Politics?
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Introduction In this paper, I seek to provide an analytical overview...
Viraj Thakur
Mar 25, 2024


The Emerging Paradigm: Examining the Role of State and Big Tech Firms as Political Units in the ‘Tech-Era’
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Introduction Our ability to craft and innovate tools has been a...
Vaishnav M
Mar 25, 2024


Multiculturalism and Feminism - Distinguishing Amongst Cultural Practices A review of Susan Moller Okin’s “Is Multiculturalism Bad for Women?”
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Introduction Susan Moller Okin’s paper “Is Multiculturalism Bad...
Jhasha Korra
Mar 25, 2024


Recontextualising the ‘Colonial’: Unveiling the Indian Constitution’s Cosmopolitan Tapestry
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Today, as I sit down to pen down my thoughts on the lovely article by...
Adwait PB
Mar 25, 2024


5-4-3-2-1: The Dragon Tales
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Taming the Dragon A dragon soaring through the sky with ambitious...
Prem Ansh Sinha
Mar 25, 2024


The Great Fall: McCarthy’s Ouster and Republican Political Cannibalism in the House of Representatives
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 o f Ramjas Political Review Abstract In October of 2023, Kevin McCarthy became the first...
Ritvik Singh Sabharwal
Mar 25, 2024


Comparison of the Role of Religion in the Political Systems of Iran and Saudi Arabia
As published in the Volume 1, Number 2 of Ramjas Political Review Religion is the paramount source of legitimacy in Arab countries. It...
Noiranjana Kashyap
Mar 25, 2024
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