Understanding India Last month, I spoke at Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe’s Property and Freedom Society conference in Bodrum, Turkey. My speech was titled ‘Understanding India,’ and I elaborated on the underlying mindset that drives the Indian…
Can South Asians Assimilate? Here, C.Jay Engel and I discuss how well South Asians assimilate into Western society: Thanks for the help with editing from my friend, Maurice Jackson; here is the playlist of the…
The Civilizing Process Why do education, prosperity, democracy, Western institutions, Christianity, and similar concepts have perverse effects when applied in the Third World? It is because the Third World is not grounded in a search…
Modi Wins Again India recently had elections for its federal government. Modi won. Here is my discussion with David Oualaalou about what this means for the future of India: On Investments Here is a discussion…
India: Futility of Elections In the recently concluded Indian elections, Modi lost his majority, although this should not be construed as a loss of support, which went down from 37.70% to 36.56% on a vote-count…
Capitalism & Morality The Capitalism & Morality seminar has been held in Vancouver since 2010. I had an interview with the Postil magazine about my views on “capitalism” and “morality.” It is linked in the…
Indian Elections India is voting for a new government starting next week. Who will win, and what influence will it have on the future of India and the much-expected move of companies from China to…
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The Discovery of Civilization Here is the story of my first visit outside India, to the UK to do my MBA: Also, linked in the following are stories to do with the structure of India:…
The “Structure” of India In the post-Christian world, the assumption is that prosperity and education must automatically lead to enlightenment. The results have, however, been quite the opposite, as these factors have instead provided leverage…