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The Calcutta Research Group recently published two research papers related to the CORE project:

A Gigantic Panopticon: Counter-Insurgency and Modes of Disciplining in Northeast India

In this research paper the author Sajal Nag explores the uneven transition in postcolonial India of modes of disciplining insurgency in the Northeast using Foucault’s idea of the transition of spectacular modes of disciplining in mediaeval Europe to surveillance in modern times.

Governing Flood, Migration and Conflict in North Bihar
In this research paper Mithilesh Kumar explores the dynamics of seasonal outmigration from North Bihar, a flood-prone area, to Punjab and Haryana for agricultural work. In this paper Mithilesh Kumar argues that the scale of carefully calibrated and well-organized migration out of the region provided a safety valve that helped it remain comparatively free from Left extremist and caste-based violence when compared to Central Bihar, despite the fact that it was much more impoverished.

 

The two research papers can be found and downloaded here

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New Occasional Paper on Norms and Premises of Peace Governance has recently been published by Berghof Foundation. The publication includes the preparatory papers and contributions from the CORE Thematic Workshop on "Socio-Cultural and Political Premises of European and Indian Initiatives in Areas of Conflict Transition and Conflict Resolution" organised in Berlin on 28th June 2011 by Berghof Foundation.

 

The publication can be found here

 

 

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The CORE Mid-Term conference held at UNESCO Chair for Peace, Malaviya Centre for Peace Research at Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi on the 19th of March was widely covered in Indian Media. Both the Times of India and Hindustan Times reported from the successful conference that attracted a vast amount of participants and representatives from academia, civil society organizations, governmental institutions and the European Union.

Read the article in Times of India here

 

On the 19th of March the CORE project will hold its mid-term conference at Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi, India, to present initial results from the research carried out in the project. Reports from the 6 case studies in Europe and India will be presented together with general reflections on the linkage between governance and conflict resolution from project members and international speakers.

 

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The CORE project has now reached its first Milestone with so far 7 deliverables produced. All of the project deliverables can be found on the CORE website.

On 27 June the first Steering Committee Meeting was held in conjunction with the Workshop on `The Socio-Cultural and Political Premises of European and Indian Initiatives in Areas of Conflict Transition/Resolution´. The workshop was hosted by project partner Berghof Conflict Research (BCR) in Berlin and brought together project members to discuss initiatives and premises in areas of local peacebuilding and conflict resolution.

 

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On February 11, the EU funded project CORE - The role of Governance in the Resolution of Socioeconomic and Political Conflict in India and Europe within the theme Cultures of Governance and Conflict Resolution in Europe and India,will hold its kick-off meeting. The meeting, which is by ‘invitation only’, will take place in Brussels at the European liason Office of the Norwegian Research Council.

 

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