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Explore Past Academic Work
Exploring the Causes and Consequences of the Ottoman Public Debt Administration
Academic Rationale
Behavioral and Structural Causes of the Global Financial Crisis of 2008
What Is Creativity?
Transmission Preferences
Discussing Kierkegaard's Conception of Anxiety
Anger in Plato, Aristotle and Seneca
The Rise and Fall of Indeterminate Sentencing in U.S. Criminal Law [Discussion of Jeremy Travis's "But They All Come Back"]
Significance of Major Questions Doctrine Articulated in West Virginia v. EPA
American Capitalism in Theory and Practice: Inequality
Sikh Massacre of 1984 (New Delhi, India)
I would like to repeat, for this essay in particular, that the views expressed within the unedited documents do not reflect my current understandings of any issues or my current position on the content contained therein. As I continue to develop the website, I would be happy to build upon the work that I have uploaded. Thank you for understanding. Sikh Massacre of 1984 (New Delhi, India)
Thinking about Crime Control [Discussing Chapter 2 of Mark Kleiman's "When Brute Force Fails"]
Discussing "Hind Swaraj" by M. K. Gandhi & “The Annihilation of Caste” by B. R. Ambedkar
Discussing Cohn and Spivak
This essay is a funny one. I remember it being the first time I was exposed to the dense, academic writings of post-colonial thought. I had no idea what I was trying to read in the darkness of my dorm room. And I think my cluelessness shows within the paper. It serves, also, as an example of how someone can move beyond their initial incompetence in a subject. Everyone starts somewhere. So don't be afraid to write something silly; it will be funny to look back upon it after a few years fly by.