The judicial coup against President Dilma Rousseff is the culmination of the deepest political crisis in Brazil for 50 years.

Reviewing the key issues in Avinash Persaud's treatment of banking regulation in his new book, the author raises question about the wide applicability of the proposals.

This paper examines the theories and practices of neoliberalism drawing upon five case studies and argues that there are alternatives, both within and beyond neoliberalism itself.

This article talks about the relation between Islam and the West from the perspective of a world order and considers whether such framework can offer prospects for peaceful solutions amid civilizations that seem to be at odds.

While deep-seated inequalities affect the future of democracy both in the global North and the South, the author examines the prospects for liberal democracy in the global South.

It is important to differentiate the kind of nationalism that informed the anti-colonial struggle in India from the bourgeois nationalism that had emerged in Europe.

The author focuses on the crisis in macroeconomics today where the neoliberal hegemony has displaced all other critical schools of economic theory from the mainstream.

The author investigates the historical evolution of social science schools to understand the lack of critical thinkers in this field in Latin America.

This article investigates the closed forms of seriality as well as policies of social liberalism that played a crucial role in shaping the present day world.

The article argues that microfinance destroyed economic and social policy intervention and gave impetus to an adverse 'anti-development' trajectory in Latin America.

Economic Research Foundation (ERF) in association with Save the Children, UK undertook this study on the impact of inequality on children in India.

The new regime in Sri Lanka seeks to replicate the strategy of Malaysia under Mahathir with an authoritarian state enforcing neo-liberal economic policies.

Sadat dismantled Nasser's socialist developmental model and established neoliberal crony capitalism in Egypt. The real challenge of the recent uprising is to revert it.

In developing a post-2015 framework for social and economic development, this report seeks to integrate macroeconomics, human rights, and gender into an analytical framework.