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 […]
Democracy
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