Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
A conversation with authors of TNI's tenth State of Power report: Coercive World.
Speakers:
* Arun Kundnani, writer on race, culture and empire and author of "The Muslims are Coming" (Verso 2014)
* Olufemi Taiwo, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University
* Nikita Sovanane and Srujana Bej, Criminal Justice and Police Accountability Project (CPAProject), Bhopal, India
* Nora Miralles and Felipe Daza, Observatory on Corporations and Human Rights in the Mediterranean (ODHE)
Hosted by Niamh ni Bhriain and Nick Buxton. The webinar explored the reasons for the hegemonic rise of militarised and security-based responses by states and outline visions, ideas and strategies for confronting and ending repressive state power.
The full State of Power report can be seen at longreads.tni.org/state-of-power-2021
A conversation with authors of TNI's tenth State of Power report: Coercive World.
Speakers:
* Arun Kundnani, writer on race, culture and empire and author of "The Muslims are Coming" (Verso 2014)
* Olufemi Taiwo, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University
* Nikita Sovanane and Srujana Bej, Criminal Justice and Police Accountability Project (CPAProject), Bhopal, India
* Nora Miralles and Felipe Daza, Observatory on Corporations and Human Rights in the Mediterranean (ODHE)
Hosted by Niamh ni Bhriain and Nick Buxton. The webinar explored the reasons for the hegemonic rise of militarised and security-based responses by states and outline visions, ideas and strategies for confronting and ending repressive state power.
The full State of Power report can be seen at longreads.tni.org/state-of-power-2021
