S. M. Awan

Two distinct concepts of country and state are generally taken synonymous to each other. Not accepting this traditional notion the present author takes a priori that a country qualifies to be a state only when it opts for its own constitution. The second priori of the study is complimentary to the first one and that […]

In contemporary definitions, society is defined as a group of unequal beings formed to meet common needs whereas; democracy is titled as a set of uneven demos (people) structured to meet their respective interest declaring equality as a realisable goal.  ‘We the people’ is one of the modern tools to exploit the “people” itself by […]