1. The World After the Corona.
2. How Militarism Fuels Climate Change.
3. The Military-Industrial-Media-Academic Complex (MIMAC).
4. China, the Belt & Road Initiative And the West.
5. The Balkans and the Purpose of NATO.
6. Nuclearism, the Threat of Nuclear Weapons and What To Do.
Fortunately, they are also open to anyone anywhere in the world.
More about this unique, topical series on this link where you must also register to participate in the global discussion.
The idea is that you watch the lecture below first and then participate in the discussion about it. You register on the above link. If you read this after the six Zoominars have taken place – just watch the lectures and discussion below.
Under each video lecture below, find the discussion that took place with hundreds of people worldwide on Zoom and over 300 on Facebook Live.
About the weapons in and of themselves, the existential dimensions of them – such as collective death and they similarity to God – the theory of deterrence and how they relate to politics, ethics and terrorism – and what we can do (and should no longer do) to get rid of them.
And the discussion that followed.
A major work is “Yugoslavia – What Should Have Been Done?” by Johan Galtung, Jan Oberg and Håkan Wiberg. It’s a freely accessible blog with about 2300 A4-equivalent pages written during the 1990s dissolution years and published as they were written back then.
And the discussion that followed.
When it comes to the China, you can always browse and look around at The Transnational – the section called China and Silk for much more knowledge and inspiration.
And the discussion that followed
Seminar # 2 – “How Militarism Fuels Climate Change”
And the discussion that followed
Seminar # 1 – “The World After The Corona”
The discussion that followed on Facebook Live
PS
This discussion mentions as a central issue that the Corona must lead to changes in our national militarized security thinking. TFF has produced the Declaration “Convert Military Expenditures To Global Problem-Solving” about that necessary change. With a sense of urgency, we ask you to read and sign and share.
Couldn’t this be one of the constructive, future-oriented things you support – and thereby help increase global democratic dialogue as well as the work of TFF? Thanks!
