Narges Bajoghli
@nargesbajoghli.bsky.social
I write about media, warfare, & power. Anthropologist at Johns Hopkins University SAIS.
Currently: Writing book on chem warfare
Previous books: Iran Reframed; How Sanctions Work; Sanctioned Lives
www.nargesbajoghli.com
Currently: Writing book on chem warfare
Previous books: Iran Reframed; How Sanctions Work; Sanctioned Lives
www.nargesbajoghli.com
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This reminds me of @valinasr.bsky.social l & @nargesbajoghli.bsky.social book on sanctions. Just like sanctions on Iran ended up strengthening state resilience rather than weakening it, DeepSeek shows how resource constraints can drive innovation instead of slowing progress.
January 27, 2025 at 3:20 PM
This reminds me of @valinasr.bsky.social l & @nargesbajoghli.bsky.social book on sanctions. Just like sanctions on Iran ended up strengthening state resilience rather than weakening it, DeepSeek shows how resource constraints can drive innovation instead of slowing progress.