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Tarit Datta Gupta
April 6, 2012
06 April 2012 (Thirteenth Recommendation for 2012)

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The world embracing alternate paradigm in development Tarit Datta Gupta – Mary Kaldor hypothesis: Integrated Relations among Global Governance, Global Civil Society and Human Security Is Complete Life underscores that the highest form of democracy with the people as the nucleus in development is the given first layer of defense from the onslaught of the opportunist in the internal environment of or external environmental approaching the sub-regional nation-state. The highest form of democracy moving parallel in the growth process of the uninterrupted (open) highest form of capitalism with the supreme flavor and spirit of egalitarian is anticipated to address universally accepted three fundamental elements of democracy “for, of and by’ the people. The three fundamental elements: ‘for, of and by’ the people will gain supreme status because (people) will become the most active participants demonstrating synonym behavior in development with the market, sub-regional nation-state and civil administration. The right or left deviation in synonym behavior among the people, sub-regional nation-state and civil administration shall and will be held back by functional Global Civil Society institutionalized with their supreme transparency and accountability to the people. People working as both consumers and producers of goods and/or services in consonance with the requirements of the markets and sub-regional nation-state; in other words the sub-regional nation-state and market will also work as both consumers and producers of goods and/or services ‘for’ the people. Tarit Datta Gupta (tarit), Dhaka, Bangladesh and PhD Candidate – LSE [Quoted from the world embracing alternate paradigm in development Tarit Datta Gupta – Mary Kaldor hypothesis: Integrated Relations among Global Governance, Global Civil Society and Human Security Is Complete Life] [sub-regional nation-state and nation-state interchangeably used]. See More
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If you didn't manage to get a ticket for our event today, you can watch the livestream here: ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaaPLfJs1C8

Another Europe is Possible: Brexit Britain: What went wrong and what next? livestream
LIVESTREAM BEGINS AT 11.30: TIMETABLE: Registration from 11am 11.30 – 11.35 Welcome and political introduction from Mary Kaldor, LSE 11.35 – 12.45 Making sen...
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CSHS Unit's next event on October 8th

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/brexit-britain-what-went-wro…

Brexit Britain: What went wrong and what next?
Organised by Another Europe Is Possible, Open Democracy, Democracy in Europe 2025, and the LSE Civil Society and Human Security Research Unit The left overwhelmingly backed an ‘In’ vote in the EU referendum, but we weren’t able to persuade a majority of the British public to support case. Now it’s t...
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Mary Kaldor writes about What Happens When Violence Is an Everyday Occurrence
https://www.thenation.com/…/what-happens-when-violence-is-…/

What Happens When Violence Is an Everyday Occurrence
Raoul Dufy’s painting of the Promenade des Anglais has made the rounds on Twitter since the Bastille Day attack. I have always loved the combination of elegance and joie de vivre expressed in the picture.
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Lessons from Brexit for a Whole-of-Society approach
The Brexit vote showed how challenging it is to bridge divides in societies which have become polarised not under conditions of violent conflict, but also in apparently settled western liberal democracies. But Brexit also shows how necessary it is to recognize these divides and give people back a stake in politics, and improve the local ownership of policies.
More in the blog of Dr. Mary Martin. http://bit.ly/2a3qdMS

Lessons from Brexit for a Whole-of-Society approach - News and Events - WOSCAP
First the earthquake. Now for the aftershocks. The ground moved decisively in the UK on 23 June with the majority vote to leave the European Union. The result not only shifted the tectonic plates between Britain and the continent of Europe. It also exposed deep faultlines in British society: between...
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https://www.weforum.org/…/our-global-institutions-are-not-f…

Our global institutions are not fit for purpose. It’s time for reform
Our 20th-century global institutions are not fit for dealing with 21st-century problems, says Mary Kaldor.
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On Tuesday 5th July

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/post-brexit-alliance-buildin…

Post-Brexit alliance building with Caroline Lucas MP, Clive Lewis MP & more
Post-Brexit alliance building with Caroline Lucas MP (Green Party), Clive Lewis MP (Labour Party, Shadow Defense Secretary), John Harris (Journalist), Amina Gichinga (Take Back the City) & more tbc. Politics is in crisis and the repercussions from the result of the referendum are being felt sociall...
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Post-colonial justice? The Minutes of Evidence Project
Thu 6:30 PM UTC+01Graham Wallas Room, 5th floor, Old Building - London School of Economics
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Security in Transition public lecture 'Europe as a Peace project? Rethinking EU Strategy towards conflict in the neighbourhood and beyond' with Dr Javier Solana and Prof Mary Kaldor. Chair: Robert Cooper. 24 May, 18:30, LSE.
http://www.securityintransition.org/…/europe-as-a-peace-pr…/

'Dying as a side-effect: The meaning of proportionate collateral damage' with Dr Janina Dill and Anthony Dworkin, 19 May, LSE

http://www.securityintransition.org/…/dying-as-a-side-effe…/

Conference 'The Politics of Plunder East and West: what is to be done?' 8 June, LSE http://www.lse.ac.uk/…/r…/CSHS/pdfs/CSHS-Unit-Conference.pdf

Good Europe: What is the purpose of the European Union in the 21st century? Sunday 21/02, 18:30, at LSE.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/good-europe-what-is-the-purp…

Good Europe: What is the purpose of the European Union in the 21st century?
Doors 6pm for a 6.30pm start. Please arrive early to guarentee a seat. The creation of the EU set the direction for peace and trade in the 20th century. It is failing to adequately respond to the huge crises we now face, from Syria to Greece, refugees to austerity, and climate change. Please join us…
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SiT public event (including a short film screening) on the role of theatre in the politics of post-conflict and state transformation. 16/11 at 18.30, LSE.
http://www.securityintransition.org/…/theatres-of-conflict…/

Theatres of Conflict. Can drama build peace? // Security in Transition
London School of Economics (LSE)
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Book launch on 11/11 with Richard Youngs, Mukulika Banerjee and Senem Aydin-Duzgit. Chair: Mary Kaldor.
http://www.securityintransition.org/…/reviving-global-demo…/

Reviving Global Democracy: beyond the ‘Western Model’? // Security in Transition
London School of Economics (LSE)
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'The EU and the Challenges Ahead' public lecture with Dr Javier Solana. Discussant and chair: Prof. Mary Kaldor.
Hong Kong Theatre, LSE, 7th October at 2pm.
http://www.lse.ac.uk/…/events/2015/10/20151007t1400vHKT.aspx

The EU and the Challenges Ahead - 10 - 2015 - Events - Public events - Home
Date: Wednesday 7 October 2015Time: 2-3.30pmVenue: Hong Kong Theatre, Clement HouseSpeaker: Dr Javier SolanaChair: Professor Mary Kaldor In this lecture Dr Javier Solana will outline the challenges the EU faces as it attempts to grapple with an economic crisis which has not yet subsided, unseen flow…
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An interactive video based on Ruben Andersson's award winning book Illegality Inc.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/…/do-tighter-border-controls-lead-to-i…