Klisman Murati

The Anthropology of Globalisation: Why our social make up is working against us

We hear from countless sources and in equal measure the positives and negatives of globalisation. For some, globalisation has widened opportunities for many but in the same vein it has left some feeling disenfranchised and unhappy.

Many people from an array of professional backgrounds have given their two cense on the topic including economists, politicians, business people, etc. However, there is still a large gap in our understanding and ability to make globalisation work for us all.

Perhaps the humble anthropologist can shed light on this important issue? This talk provides a refreshing and critical insight into the limits of our ability to be a truly globalised world. This talk will help us understand why business thrived in a globalised world but our ability to connect with one another on a global level to solve issues such as human rights, poverty and development have fallen by the wayside and what if anything we can do to bridge that gap.

How to create a system for the many: Why BITCOIN is not the answer

The world is experiencing a time which holds no precedent, we are facing challenges and creating opportunities at rates never seen before. The world, some argue, is experiencing a divide between the haves and have nots that can be potentially irreversible. Why is this happening? A fundamentally flawed and self-serving economic system say many, the solution – cryptocurrencies!

The advent of cryptocurrencies has promised us many things, including, a more fair and just economic system, as well as a way for everyday people to take back control of their financial lives. But how are these claims living up to reality?

Murati delves deep into this claim and asked: Do cryptocurrencies really have the ability to topple the current financial status quo? How has this claim transformed over time? Should we really believe these claims? and fundamentally, what are the dangers of buying into this movement wholeheartedly?

Outer Space Sovereignty and the changing nature of warfare

The dangers and technological advancements in outer space are virtually unknown by the average person on the street yet its influence and repercussions are such that can affect every single person on earth.

What happens when space becomes a new theatre for war? and who is allowed to claim sovereignty over it? Understanding the fundamental issues at play is key to understanding what type of future the human race will live to see.

Join Klisman as he breaks down the issues and sheds light on the most fascinating topic you will have the pleasure of attending.