When personal equations and judicious decisions are not in harmony
By ALOK SHEEL
The Financial Express, April 11, 2007
'That democracies have an ambivalent attitude towards friendship, postulated by Mark Vernon in a recent book, The Philosophy of Friendship, might come as a shock.'
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