Constitutional court, Economic Challenges, Web3 and governance - Uzair Younas | PonderCast | Ep#11

In this insightful episode, the guest Uzair Younus, a leading expert on Pakistan’s economy and governance, host of podcast Pakistanomy, Partner at the Asia group, dive deep into the nation's pressing economic crises, explore the evolving role of constitutional courts, and discuss the potential of Web3 in reshaping governance. Tune in for a nuanced conversation on Pakistan’s political landscape and what lies ahead! 🇵🇰
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[@fouzianaqvi3393]

so thoughtful it is

[@zarabatool4122]

Great discussion

[@sabaali3574]

Great analysis

[@asadabbasmirza9519]

Simply put criminal court ,business /corporate court ,civil court ......

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[@SameerNaseerAthar]

IMO, consitutional courts can't exactly lead to a sheikh hasina like situation for the same reason he quotes later in the video - that Bangladesh is a homogenous country with one party rule and a leader who increasingly leaned on convenient authoritarianism over 15 long years.
I am curious about his thoughts on the streak of populism within judges and the "judicialization" of politics.