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Kolkata, New Delhi
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OPINION | Continued relevance of the United Nations: Functional migration and institutional resilience

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By Saikat Bose Verified
| The Week (India) Verified
The same question inevitably follows every outbreak of war: Where is the United Nations? Questioning the relevance of the United Nations (UN) due to its frequent inability to prevent or terminate wars is understandable, especially in an age when war is not something that occurs at a remote frontier but across people’s backyards, and disturbing warzone visuals are available to all. However, the critique may be asking the wrong question.
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A ‘Fit of Absentmindedness’: An Application of Complexity Theory to the British Empire in India

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By Saikat Bose Verified
| Observer Research Foundation
Occasional PapersPublished on Jun 22, 2026 PDF Download Add as preferred on Google Saikat K Bose This paper examines the establishment of the British Empire in India from the perspective of complexity theory and organisation theory, revisiting John Robert Seeley’s characterisation of it as acquired in a “fit of absent-mindedness”.
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A ‘Fit of Absentmindedness’: An Application of Complexity Theory to the British Empire in India

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By Saikat Bose Verified
| Observer Research Foundation
Saikat K Bose This paper examines the establishment of the British Empire in India from the perspective of complexity theory and organisation theory, revisiting John Robert Seeley’s characterisation of it as acquired in a “fit of absent-mindedness”.
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