“Mirror, Mirror—Again”: Snow White as an Allegory of Narcissism in the Second Trump Era and the Crisis of the Emergent Self
The timeless tale of “Snow White” offers more than just a narrative about good triumphing over evil; it serves as […]
Democracy
Putin and His Oligarchs vs. Trump and His Oligarchs: A Comparative Analysis
The political landscapes of Russia under President Vladimir Putin and the United States during President Donald Trump’s administration exhibit intriguing
Not All Leaders Are Managers, and Not All Managers Are Leaders: A Relational Perspective on the Emergent Self
In the evolving landscape of leadership and management, a fundamental distinction persists: not all leaders are managers, and not all
Can Democracy Survive? A Systems Perspective on Fundamentalism, Racism, and Social Construction
Democracy, at its core, is an evolving system—a structure shaped by historical forces, cultural narratives, and the ever-shifting dynamics of
The Banality of Hatred: How Everyday People—and Big Business—Normalize Extremism
We often think of authoritarianism and political violence as something that happens “out there” or in the past—Nazi Germany, Soviet