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Tuesday, August 18, 2020
Impact FACTOR or FETISH? Are Impact Factor publications as demanded by universities and think tanks making any impact on society?
Tuesday, August 18, 2020Impact FACTOR or FETISH? Are Impact Factor publications as demanded by universities and think tanks making any impact on society?
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Wednesday, July 1, 2020
Fast Fashion to Blue Fashion At the core of the bioeconomy thinking is the necessity to transcend sectors and build bridges between stakeholders that would traditionally be very far from each other. Marine biomaterials will break out only if the sector can engage significant (and market-visible) efforts to build those bridges with trend setters.
Wednesday, July 1, 2020Fast Fashion to Blue Fashion At the core of the bioeconomy thinking is the necessity to transcend sectors and build bridges between stakeholders that would traditionally be very far from each other. Marine biomaterials will break out only if the sector can engage significant (and market-visible) efforts to build those bridges with trend setters.
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Thursday, March 26, 2020
Covid-19: Through A Behavioral Economist's Eyes Classic human behavior in scenarios like COVID 19 is procrastination, denial, and self-rationalizing. Hospitals are not the frontline in this viral war. Medics only treat the fallen. The virus doesn't spread, we spread it. There is no medical solution yet. We are the ONLY solution. In order to have the kind of behavior that makes us realize this, it should be easy, attractive, social and timely.
Thursday, March 26, 2020Covid-19: Through A Behavioral Economist's Eyes Classic human behavior in scenarios like COVID 19 is procrastination, denial, and self-rationalizing. Hospitals are not the frontline in this viral war. Medics only treat the fallen. The virus doesn't spread, we spread it. There is no medical solution yet. We are the ONLY solution. In order to have the kind of behavior that makes us realize this, it should be easy, attractive, social and timely.
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Monday, May 8, 2017
Do we need Chicago Boys? Economists claim they run the economy and Pakistan is being run by so-called economists. There is a huge gap as what they say and what is happening on ground. Pakistan desperately need good and critical human-resource planning for economic development. It needs to think out of box rather following the traditional school of economics.
Monday, May 8, 2017Do we need Chicago Boys? Economists claim they run the economy and Pakistan is being run by so-called economists. There is a huge gap as what they say and what is happening on ground. Pakistan desperately need good and critical human-resource planning for economic development. It needs to think out of box rather following the traditional school of economics.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Pakistan for Sale Behavior of US diplomats with Pakistani security forces in Peshawar
Wednesday, June 8, 2011Pakistan for Sale Behavior of US diplomats with Pakistani security forces in Peshawar
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Friday, March 4, 2011
Paradox of revolution Are revolutions only against dictators? Are revolutions to change the governments? What is the objective of all this chaos? Do we really achieve our goals with such change? Is the common man happy? Well, time will tell us when people of Tunisia and Egypt (and maybe Libya) will narrate it in years to come.
Friday, March 4, 2011Paradox of revolution Are revolutions only against dictators? Are revolutions to change the governments? What is the objective of all this chaos? Do we really achieve our goals with such change? Is the common man happy? Well, time will tell us when people of Tunisia and Egypt (and maybe Libya) will narrate it in years to come.
