After the Blaze: Identity, Corruption, and Civic Strain in Hong Kong
From Hong Kong’s deadliest fire to questions of oversight, accountability, and corruption, this article traces the incident, public reactions and government responses.
Tag: Identity Politics
Exploring Lebanon’s Sectarian Status Quo: How the Political System Colonized the Social Mind
Lebanon was meant to be a model of coexistence, but decades of sectarian politics have rendered loyalty to community a stronger force than loyalty to the nation. From elite patronage to everyday social divisions, even reform movements like the 2019 protests struggle to break the confessional mold.