Notes from the Chair·Nov 28th August, 2026It’s the lottery of prejudice that keeps you on your guard…
Philippe Everaert-De Block·Oct 20The Value of Knowledge of Known UnknownsI write this essay to help me make sense of a discovery I think I have recently made. I believe there exists a phenomenon wherein one’s…
Tasin Mahdi·Sep 25Can the Subaltern speak in Bangladesh’s public discourse?Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak’s seminal essay, “Can the Subaltern Speak?” (first published in 1988), argues that the voices of the most…
João Alves Marrucho·Sep 16The Agent Did ItPublic discourse recurrently describes security breaches and other illegal actions as things “agents are doing”.
102Protocol·Aug 20Before an Issue Becomes a Topic: Looking at the Intersections Between Unrelated ConversationsWhen we look at public discourse, we are used to asking what people are talking about.
InDialogue & DiscoursebyCarl J. Petersen·Aug 18When a Toddler Runs the White HouseFrom the Kennedy Center to Iran, the costs of chaotic leadership keep piling up.A response icon1A response icon1
Daxa Patel·Jul 8Why We Must Not Abuse the Power of the WordWhy We Must Not Abuse the Power of the Word In leadership, words are more than just communication they are tools that can build trust or…
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyMike Store·Jun 10Selective Outrage: Why Some Suffering Moves Us and Other Suffering DisappearsHow Identity Shapes What We Choose to See
Dr. Pedro A. González Jr MJ MAC·May 21The Machine Is Training You to SubmitHow social platforms, Cuban exile media, and timid institutions turned public life into a loyalty drill
Yzarra·Apr 27The Binary Tyranny: Why “Right” and “Wrong” Are the Most Dangerous Words in Public DiscourseBack when I was in secondary school, I remember an algebra lesson where we learned about that annoying “X” that completely changed maths…
