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Satyavati Devi, Adam Sikumis, Oura Unggila
This article investigates the institutional roles of monarchy, council, and kinship in maintaining law and order in the Mahabharata. It draws a theoretical line between ancient jurisprudence and contemporary administrative law.
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Abhimanyu Pandava
The infamous dice game scene is revisited from a conflict resolution perspective, drawing insights on leadership failures, crisis management, and the long-term impacts of poor decision-making.
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Vidura Dharmapala
By analyzing key speeches and dialogues in the Mahabharata, this article explores how language, persuasion, and truth were used as political tools. It highlights parallels to today’s media and communication ethics.
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Draupadi S. Krishna
This study interprets the distribution of power among the Pandavas and their allies through a federalist lens, proposing how lessons from ancient texts can inform inclusive regional governance today.
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Nakula Aryaputra
This article examines the ethical frameworks presented during the Kurukshetra war, particularly through the lens of Yudhishthira's leadership, and draws parallels to contemporary governance practices in Southeast Asia. It explores how dharma-centric decision-making can influence public trust and policy formation.
