Rational & Unanimously Agreeable Governance

37 writings

Writings

2012

A Unifying Philosophy of Governance (Universal Religion and God)

A Unifying Philosophy of Governance (Universal Religion and God) Professor Sankarshan Acharya University of Illinois at Chicago & Research Center for Finance and Governance (India) sacharya@pro-prosperity.com, sacharya@uic.edu First Draft August 1995. Revised...

2012

The Winning Economic Philosophy of Governance

The Winning Economic Philosophy of Governance February 19, 2012 Sankarshan Acharya Pro-Prosperity.Com and Citizens for Development February 19, 2012 To: Honorable President Barack Obama Cc: Honorable House Speaker John Boehner Honorable Minority Leader Nancy P...

2010

In God We Trust

In God We Trust April 12, 2010 Sankarshan Acharya Pro-Prosperity.Com and Citizens for Development April 12, 2010 To: Honorable President Barack Obama Sub: In God We Trust Dear President Obama, The first script on god is Gita by Krishna. Gita is a rendition of...

2008

Free Market Dogma Fails. Philosophy of Optimal Governance Wins

Free Market Dogma Fails. Philosophy of Optimal Governance Wins December 23, 2008 Sankarshan Acharya Pro-Prosperity.Com and Citizens for Development An article published by Bloomberg today shows the rancor of the proponents of free-market, deregulatory dogma to...

2008

Did God Help Obama's Election Victory?

Did God Help Obama's Victory November 22, 2008. Update (September 13, 2015) in postscript Sankarshan Acharya Pro-Prosperity.Com and Citizens for Development How did Mr. Barack Obama win the U.S. presidential election on November 4, 2008? According to some, a c...

2007

Ancient Indian Philosophy and Modern Constitution

Ancient Indian Philosophy and Modern Constitution Triumph of Ancient Indian Philosophy Click here for the latest expanded version of this paper December 29, 2007. Revised January 26, 2012 Sankarshan Acharya Pro-Prosperity.Com and Citizens for Development A rat...

2007

Ram, Science and Religious Belief

Ram, Science and Religious Belief http://www.indianexpress.com/story/218564.html P.V. Indiresan Posted online: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 at 0000 hrs A week is a long time in politics and the Ram Setu controversy may soon die down. But even as it fades away...