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EU–India’s New Partnership Wave in 2026: Trade, Technology, Connectivity, and Strategic Alignment Through the Lenses of Bourdieu, World-Systems, and Institutional Isomorphism
Author: L Kareem Affiliation: Independent Researcher Abstract The European Union (EU) and India have entered a visibly intensified phase of partnership-building, with trade, technology governance, connectivity, and strategic cooperation moving from long-term aspiration to near-term policy delivery. This article examines the “new partnership wave” around early 2026—marked by high-level political signaling, renewed institutional mechanisms, and a strong narrative of resilienc
Jan 2910 min read
Research, Academia, and Knowledge Management in the Age of Digital Transformation: Power, Inequality, and Institutional Convergence
Author: Sara El-Mahdi Affiliation: Independent Researcher Abstract Changes in research, academia, and knowledge management (KM) are happening faster because of digital technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), open science mandates, global competition, and changing expectations in society. Academic institutions are no longer just places to learn and do research. They are also complicated knowledge ecosystems where both explicit and implicit knowledge flows through digit
Dec 11, 202510 min read
History of Politics: A Study in Institutional Change, Global Structures, and Political Practice
Saule Tulegenova — Independent Researcher Abstract This article examines the historical evolution of politics with special attention to...
Sep 23, 20258 min read
From Pilgrims to Platforms: A World-Systems Perspective on the History of Tourism and Its Institutional Logics
Author: Bakyt Tokayev — Independent Researcher Abstract Tourism is one of humanity’s oldest social practices and one of the world’s...
Sep 11, 202511 min read
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