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LSE Global Governance
is a leading research centre 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 was established in 1992 by Professor Lord Desai
as the Centre for the Study of Global Governance,
and has pioneered research into globalisation. Today,
under the new name of LSE Global Governance, 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.
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To mark the launch of LSE Global Governance in February 2010, the Directors co-wrote a pamphlet The Hydra-Headed Crisis, setting up their analysis of the global challenges that the revitalised centre will need to address.
David Held, Mary Kaldor, Danny Quah |
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Helsinki Plus: Towards a Human Security Architecture for Europe
The Human Security Study Group at LSE Global Governance was asked by Javier Solana to establish an expert dialogue on EU-Russia security in response to President Medvedev's call in 2008 for a new European security conference to rethink the security relationship between Russia and the EU.
The discussions resulted in this report.
Common
Sense: Reflections on the Human Rights Act
Professor Francesca Klug, Director of the Human Rights Futures Project, has edited and co-authored a new booklet on the Human Rights Act, published by Liberty
Working Paper on Insecurity in Afghanistan
Field Notes from Afghanistan:
Perceptions of Insecurity and Conflict Dynamics,
April 2010. Marika Theros and Iavor Rangelov
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