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About Muhammad Asim
Muhammad Asim, a determined and socially conscious individual from Lakki Marwat, holds a degree in Political Science from Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad. With a deep interest in national development and governance, he aspires to join the civil services to create meaningful change. During his university years, he stood out as the runner-up in the prestigious QDLS Parliamentary Debates, demonstrating his mastery of argumentation and critical thinking. His passion for equitable education led to his selection for the 2025–2027 Teach For Pakistan Fellowship, where he is actively working to uplift underserved communities. Moreover, as an executive member of the Khayal Welfare Society, he has led several impactful grassroots initiatives. Currently, under the mentorship of Sir Syed Kazim Ali, he is honing his analytical and writing skills for competitive exams. As a HowTests author, Asim now shares thought-provoking articles focused on governance, education, and social justice.
Credentials
University
Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad
Age
23
Profession
Student | Author
City
Frontier Region (FR) Bannu
Province
Ex-FATA, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Country
Pakistan
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Muhammad Asim
Chasing Growth: Why Our Ideologies Doom the Planet
Dominant ideologies fuel climate and biodiversity collapse by chasing endless growth; a call for degrowth offers hope for a sustainable future.
6 August 2026
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783
The Critical Minerals Race: New Resource Curse or Development Opportunity
The critical minerals race presents mineral-rich Global South countries with a historic choice between genuine development through local processing or a new resource curse of extraction without transformation.
2 August 2026
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832
Hegel's Dialectical Idealism
An examination of Hegel’s dialectical idealism as the foundation of his political philosophy, exploring the dialectic of freedom and the rational state.
2 August 2026
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1129
Hegel’s Dialectical Idealism vs Marx’s Dialectical Materialism
A comprehensive examination of Hegel’s dialectical idealism and Marx’s dialectical materialism, exploring the continuity and rupture between two foundational philosophies and Marx’s transformation of Hegelian dialectics.
2 August 2026
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1675
Hobbes's Social Contract Theory
A scholarly examination of Hobbes’s social contract theory, exploring the state of nature, absolute sovereignty, and the limited right to revolution.
1 August 2026
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978
Ibn Khaldun’s Theory of Asabiyyah
An analysis of Ibn Khaldun’s theory of asabiyyah, exploring the five stages of dynastic rise and fall in Islamic political thought.
1 August 2026
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1671
John Locke’s Social Contract Theory
A scholarly examination of Locke’s social contract theory, exploring natural rights, consent, limited government, property, and the right to revolution.
1 August 2026
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955
Pakistan’s Fraying Federalism
A hard-hitting examination of how Pakistan’s 18th Amendment has been betrayed, the Council of Common Interests lies dormant, and provincial rights are being systematically undermined, threatening the very fabric of the federation.
1 August 2026
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769
The Economy: Artificial Stability Versus Export-Led Growth
A critical examination of Pakistan's artificial currency stability and its devastating impact on export competitiveness, trade deficit, and the urgent need for genuine structural reform.
1 August 2026
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774
Social Contract Theories: A Comparative Overview
A comparative analysis of Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau’s social contract theories, examining their divergent conceptions of the state of nature, sovereignty, and legitimate government.
23 April 2026
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4426
Strategic Autonomy or Drift? Europe After NATO Fractures
Europe’s post-NATO reality raises hard questions about autonomy, defence, and leadership. Can Europe forge a strategic path or drift into dependence?
15 March 2026
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