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Ayush Banerjee

The author is a postgraduate student at the Department of International Relations at Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. He has worked under the UN Online Volunteering banner for research-related projects in organizations like the CAMAAY, GLOWA, UNICEF Nigeria, IDMC, UNITAR etc.
Politics

Explaining International Politics Through Pop-Culture Narratives

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Pop culture has become one of the most crucial narratives through which we can understand the ever-changing landscape of world politics. From the use...
Politics

Analyzing the South Asian Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Ayush Banerjee -
As the series of lockdowns culminate into a farrago of hostile decisions and far-reaching socio-economic consequences the world is seeing an unprecedented change in...

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