History and Critical Analysis

A six‑part Orwellian dissection of the English East India Company, from royal charter to corporate ghost, tracing the mechanics of monopoly, conquest, and linguistic deceit that built the modern world.

A five-part series using Wintrobe's loyalty-repression model and Verwimp's commune-level data to show that the Rwandan genocide was not the explosion of ancient hatreds but the rational outcome of a budget constraint the dictator could no longer meet.

A four-part series tracing the arc from Cold War-era academic optimism about declining conflict, through 25 years of contradicting data, to two new metrics — the Human Cost Index and Casualty Rate — that expose the true human cost and velocity of asymmetric modern war.