Dawood Mamoon Livres

Focusing on the MAGA movement, the book argues for a redefinition that aligns with liberal values crucial to the US economy and foreign policy. It uniquely attempts to engage with White Supremacist groups by separating them from neo-Nazism. Additionally, it critiques traditional capitalism through the lens of new economic theories from Harvard, such as Resilience and Productivism, while emphasizing the importance of human values like trust and compassion over mere monetary gain. The author advocates for a revised economic theory that integrates these values within established market structures.

Focusing on the role of industrial development in economic prosperity, the book highlights the disparities in wage structures within the manufacturing sector, particularly affecting unskilled labor in developing countries. It argues for a shift towards innovation and creativity, supported by democratic values and a culture of entrepreneurship. The author emphasizes social entrepreneurship and initiatives like the Economics of Shared Values from Harvard Business School, linking these concepts to peace-building and exploring Pakistan's economic and diplomatic journey in South Asia.

Exploring the potential for peace between Pakistan and India, the narrative draws parallels between historical political interactions and current dynamics. It delves into the relationship between economic development and democracy, suggesting that politically empowered institutions tend to achieve greater equality. The book analyzes past peace initiatives and their implications for regional cooperation, emphasizing the need for stability in Pakistan to unlock its development potential. By linking economic factors with political history, it presents a comprehensive view of the challenges and opportunities for peace in South Asia.

Exploring the concept of heaven through personal narratives, the author reflects on conversations with his beloved grandmother. He shares stories that encompass his thoughts on her life, the world, and the mysteries of the universe, all aimed at defining a perfect existence for humanity and all living beings. These tales not only honor his grandmother's memory but also delve into the deeper questions of life and the afterlife, ultimately affirming his belief in a heaven for her.

Through innovative 3D graph techniques, this book explores how gravity can bend time and space, potentially creating portals to alternate worlds or times. It delves into the mastery of gravitational forces necessary for developing artificial star gates, enabling travel beyond the Milky Way. The author presents a clear and accessible explanation of the theoretical physics behind traveling through black holes, making complex concepts understandable for readers interested in the intersection of science and speculative travel.

The narrative centers on Imran Khan's survival of an assassination attempt during a march advocating for citizens' rights. Renowned as one of Pakistan's most charismatic leaders, Khan's political journey and economic policies, termed "Iknomics," are explored in depth. The book also outlines potential governance strategies for the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party should Khan secure a second term, offering insights into his vision for the country's future.

Focusing on the socio-economic impact of terrorism, this study examines the costs incurred by Pakistan's exports from 2006 to 2009 amid the intensified War on Terror. It details the frequency and nature of terrorist attacks, including their effects on schools and population displacement. By analyzing macroeconomic indicators and employing econometric models, the study quantifies export losses, revealing a staggering $29.1 to $36.2 billion decline, with approximately $20.4 billion attributed directly to the War on Terror's influence on export performance.

Exploring themes of history and imagination, this collection features captivating short stories that range from an ant creating a universe to Columbus's journey to the Americas, intertwined with personal anecdotes. The narratives celebrate humanity's glorious past while envisioning a wondrous future, highlighting the significance of love, laughter, and the unsung heroes of the 21st century, such as teachers. Each tale invites readers to reflect on both the extraordinary and the everyday moments that shape our lives.

Exploring the emergence of a multipolar world, this book discusses new economic theories shaped by China's rise and India's growth, while the U.S. navigates between classical and heterodox economics. It emphasizes the integration of AI technologies with global politics and economics to benefit humanity. Through dialogues with global leaders, it highlights the importance of feminist values in fostering economic prosperity and societal transformation. The book advocates for redefining capitalism and envisions a future where AI serves public welfare, rooted in democracy and human rights.

Focusing on the evolution of private sector universities in Pakistan, the author shares insights from his administrative roles at GIK, Superior University, and UMT, emphasizing the development of a research culture. The book explores the performance of these institutions and their journey toward excellence. Additionally, the author reflects on the significance of international education, drawing from his personal experience with a PhD program at Erasmus University, and discusses its implications for academic policies and economic development.