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Milan Vaishnav
“The failure of India's public institutions to keep pace with the dramatic political, economic and social transformations under way has led to severe gaps in governance. The end result of this disjuncture has been a proliferation of grand corruption - a malaise made up of a diverse array of regulatory, extractive, and political rent-seeking activities.”
Milan Vaishnav, When Crime Pays: Money and Muscle in Indian Politics

Sally Rooney
“I think I only appear smart by staying quiet as often as possible.”
Sally Rooney, Conversations with Friends

Sally Rooney
“Maybe niceness is the wrong metric, I said. Of course it's really about power, Bobbi agreed. But it's harder to work out who has the power, so instead we rely on 'niceness' as a kind of stand-in. I mean this is an issue in public discourse. We end up asking like, is Israel 'nicer' than Palestine.”
Sally Rooney, Conversations with Friends

Benedict Anderson
“The ideal way to start interesting research, at least in my view, is to depart from a problem or question to which you do not know the answer.”
Benedict Anderson, A Life Beyond Boundaries

Heidi Julavits
“Crushes thrive in small spaces. Humans must be programmed to respond positively when faced with a small sampling of other humans in, say, caves. You're stuck in a cave with three other people - all mankind, presumably, was hidden away in such tiny groups during the winters until the thaw - and so, in order for the species to thrive, you must be biologically compelled to fuck at least one person in your cave, despite the fact that, when surrounded by a plenitude of Neanderthals at the Neanderthal summer barbecue, none of them struck your fancy. Without the element of choice, and in conjunction with captivity, you find love, or at least you find lust.”
Heidi Julavits, The Folded Clock: A Diary

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