Ali Sohail - who has written 16 posts on Libre Magazine.
My name is Ali Sohail. For one, I am a Pakistani as evident by my name, born and bread in the southern tip of the country. I am currently towards the end of my master's study in Local Economic Development (LED) at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
Surely! Under a protectionist regime, a regime which says NO to competition, free markets and empowerment of the human mind. It certainly does not fit with the future we want to attain in our country (Pakistan) in terms of mentality, thought or practice. It replicates the mentality of dependency and being second tier in world practice, even [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, March 9, 2008
Both references give a pessimistic vibe to China and its fame. However, this may certainly not be the case. My discussion would predominantly be focussed around the former, with a general thought, while concluding on the latter. For starters, I would draw an analogy between the current Asian giant (China) and the pre 1990’s crisis East [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, March 1, 2008
Let alone a scientific definition- what is reality in essence? Is it the human thought, the physical self or the emotional presence – what is it in its pure form. Many a times, not all 3 forces in terms of thought, emotion and physical presence interact on common ground. Therefore, what is reality amongst the many [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, March 1, 2008
Can you draw a universal distinction between good and bad Economic Development policies? For one, I would say - nothing of the universal kind exists. The relevant distinction between good and bad is based upon the social context of application, the forces at play, the realities undefined and the mentality at bay. The view point is [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, February 21, 2008
Very well written and although i agree with your direction and feeling on the broader level, especially with the mentality issue, I must say I disagree with you on some micros within the article and would further like to add to some of your points. You drew a contrast between South Korea and Pakistan- I disagree [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, February 16, 2008
A few weeks ago the Economist publicized ‘Pakistan- The most Dangerous Nation in the world’, on its front page. Last week, on the 26th of Jan 2008, the magazine on page 84, in a subtle manner, with a space relative to one forth of a full sheet anecdotes Pakistan as the best performing stock market [...]
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Saturday, March 15, 2008
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