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Glorious, Troubled, Revived: Five cities in Europe where History was made
Every Europe travel list is full of the very usual spots popular among tourists, like, forever. I have a different list and I want to share them with you. What makes them interesting is history, and a certain degree of anonymity. Only Rome in this list is popular, in comparison to the rest. People, places, […]
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Bookmarking…
these gems from Seerut Chawla. Find her on Insta @seerutkchawla
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‘The India Way’: What makes Indians successful corporate leaders?
A set of principles unique to Indian leaders, shaped by culture, beyond the simplistic labelling based on pedigree or nationalities…
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Bodleian Libraries
The collection of one hundred thousand images are now freely available worldwide to anyone
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Oral Histories
Coming soon….
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PhD project
PhD Project Title: Capitalism and Globalisation: Do social ties matter? Research Focus Focused on exploring the long-term trends in capitalism and entrepreneurship, my research studies the interactions between globalisation and the social ties binding Indian businesses during the years 1857-1970. Research Interests Economic history, business history and social science history. The relationship between capitalism, globalisation […]
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Northern Ireland is 100 and getting older
Northern Ireland is celebrating its centenary year and fresh statistics are here to add a hint of gravity to the mix.
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Things to remember in academia
If you are in academia, you know what this hashtag means – # academictwitter. Often, I am jittery reading all the feeds but a few points I remember as useful lessons are listed below (the post will be updated periodically): ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE
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Naomi Osaka and the burden of a champion
Overwhelming. Crests and troughs in a matter of days.