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welcome
LSE Global Governance
is a leading international institution dedicated to research, analysis
and dissemination about global governance. Based at the
London School of Economics, LSE Global Governance aims to increase
understanding and knowledge of global issues, to
encourage interaction between academics, policy makers,
journalists and activists, and to propose solutions.
The Centre, established in 1992 by Professor Lord Desai
as the Centre for the Study of Global Governance,
has pioneered research into globalisation. Today it is
led by co-directors Graham Wallas Professor of
Political Science David
Held, Professor of Global Governance Mary Kaldor and
Professor of Economics Danny Quah.
LSE Global Governance lunchtime public seminar
24-Mar-2010, 12.00-13.00 NAB1.09,
LSE
Governance and Human Security in Post-Earthquake
Haiti
book launch
24-Mar-2010, 17:30-19:30,
The Economists' Bookshop, LSE
Foreign Aid and Landmine Clearance: Governance,
Politics and Security in Afghanistan, Bosnia and
Sudan
new online
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The Hydra-Headed Crisis
David Held, Mary Kaldor, Danny Quah
This unique new paper by the
co-directors of LSE Global Governance
examines a world plunged into constant
crisis due to the paradox of our times:
the collective issues we must grapple
with are increasingly of global scope
and reach, and yet the means for
addressing them are national, weak and
incomplete.
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For all the latest news from Global Governance
please see our news page.
mp3 and pdf files
Available Online: Past events and publications
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Many of our public lectures and publications are
available online.
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