Volume IV
Disconnected Hearts: Technology and Intimacy
A short working paper on how automation, economic precarity, and digital mediation reshape intimacy, identity, and demographic life.
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Volume IV
The Double Tax on Time: Gender, Work and Care
A working paper examining how biological timing, career structures, caregiving policy, and demographic economics interact.
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The Wardhan Tax Doctrine: Time and Tax Relief
Explore a working-paper proposal to recognize time spent building skills through tax relief, with questions about eligibility, reporting and fairness.
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History Across the Volumes
Four audio essays on power, memory, work, and capability.
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