In The Now is a podcast project by Tezhib Undergraduate Research Journal at Habib University. Our podcasts are short discussions with field experts on themes including recent social and political developments(both global and regional), historical events and movements, policy and law, as well as culture and the arts.
Tezhib Podcast: In The Now
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In The Now is a podcast project by Tezhib Undergraduate Research Journal at Habib University. Our podcasts are short discussions with field experts on themes including recent social and political developments(both global and regional), historical events and movements, policy and law, as well as culture and the arts.
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November 18, 2022
Season 2, Episode 1: Cultivating Resilience in response to the 2022 Flash Floods Crisis
<p>In this episode, we talk about the recent underpinnings of the 2022 Flash Floods in Pakistan and the general response to the Humanitarian Crisis. We discuss the situation from an environmental justice, local action, and sustainable urban planning perspective.</p> <p>For this talk, Dr. Sahaab Bader Sheikh who has experience in research on natural disasters and environmental and natural resource economics, and Managerial Editor Tezhib, Imaan Azeem Uqaili sit down to unpack the lessons learned and mitigation strategies with regard to the crisis. </p> <p>Reach out to us at tezhib.idrac@habib.edu.pk or https://habib.edu.pk/tezhib/</p> <p><br></p>
January 15, 2022
Episode 5: Why do we, in academia, have to take imagination seriously?
<p>Given the prevalence of positivism in scientific study, subjective mediums, like creative expression and imagination are often not taken seriously in academia. We already do apply imagination, as we cannot exist without it, but realising its essentiality and potential, can help us devise fresh ways of thinking and discovering. Dr. Moeini discusses the need for applying imagination in academic study and shares some examples from his own pedagogical experience.</p> <p>Reach out to us at tezhib.idrac@habib.edu.pk or https://habib.edu.pk/tezhib/</p>
December 13, 2021
Episode 4: The Myanmar Coup: Can the Popular Resistance Defeat the Military?
<p>On February 1st, 2021, Myanmar's quasi-democratic government came to an end when the military surrounded the parliament houses and detained the President, State Chancellor, cabinet ministers, and other civilian officials. The reason behind the coup is what the military leadership alleges as fraudulent elections, an allegation that has been termed null and void by the Election Commission. The general public has strongly resisted this sudden shift. From banging pots and pans to openly coming out on streets and calling for freedom, the Burmese have indicated their support for the detained civilian leadership. Despite the violent crackdowns against the protestors, the popular resistance against the new rule has only grown. But why is Myanmar's military so powerful? What has the systemic exclusion of women from the country’s political representation to do with it? And how will the future of the Rohingya community unfold?</p> <p>To find this and more, we sat down with Dr. Elisabeth Olivius to understand the many facets of the present political turmoil in Myanmar.</p> <p>Reach out to us at tezhib.idrac@habib.edu.pk or https://habib.edu.pk/tezhib/</p>
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