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Reboot Dialogue #14

28/6/2022

 
Chris Hamer (Australia) in conversation with Nico Andreas Heller
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Civil Society and Global Security
In our Reboot Dialogue #1 Chris Hamer talked about the challenges democracy faces from a rising tide of autocracy and argued that the formation of a World Security Community of democratic nations would be a logical and forward-looking response. Russia’s war of aggression and China’s positioning and response to it have added new impetus to his line of reasoning.
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In this Reboot Dialogue we return to the idea of a democratically governed World Security Community and explore what role global civil society organisations might play to bring about such a development.

More information about Chris Hamer and his work is available here.

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