Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa
Chandra Tamirisa is a Global Sustainability Consultant, Entrepreneur, and Government Relations professional, and the Owner, Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Transformations LLC, Common Era LLC and Samskruti, Washington, D.C-based global consulting, entrepreneurhsip and government relations firms specializing in advising stakeholders in the political, economic, business and engineering aspects of sustainable global development and integration. He is a skilled adviser on policy, strategy and engineering. His unique interdisciplinary expertise in politics, economics, management and engineering draws on his diverse and advanced educational background and experience in both the private and public sectors to enable him to provide thorough, comprehensive and independent strategic issue analyses and creative policy solutions to policy problems faced by government and business leaders in foreign policy, national security policy, macroeconomic policy and regulatory policy.
Monthly Archives: April 2012
How To End North Korea?
By Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa North Korea is fizzling. By trial and error. Being human, our common humanity will enable the North Korean regime to eventually succeed in sending their rocket up and perhaps across the fence into … Continue reading
Taliban: The Afghan Opium Problem
By Snehal Manjrekar, India Subject Matter/Language Editor: Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa The Silk Road, about 400 years ago, was a giant trade corridor covering a colossal swath of geography with diverse climatic conditions from Turkey to China served … Continue reading
Ben Bernanke Is No Private Ryan
By Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa It is clear from the President Obama’s parodies at the White House Correspondent’s Dinner that the time is up for both the United States Secret Service and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The … Continue reading
Sholay: The Embers Of Geopolitics
By Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa I was 7 years old when one of the greatest films of Indian cinema was made, in 1975, launching Amitabh Bachchan and Amjad Khan, along side the then already seasoned actors Dharmendra and … Continue reading
The Fates Of The Euro
By Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa The euro must decide which one of the remaining two Moirai applies to its condition, with the Germans hoping that it is not Atropos, and the French telling the Germans how to avoid the destiny of … Continue reading
The Obama Fed After Bernanke
By Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa Amidst this tenuous economic recovery, President Obama must reconstitute the new Fed Board swiftly into a more intellectually balanced monetary policy making operation open to diverse views before decisions are made, by replacing … Continue reading
A Short Note On The US Economy
By Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa Ceteris Paribus, US economy has recovered well since the First Quarter of 2011. It demonstrated a steady growth pattern, albeit with some fluctuations, appearing to settle around a mean annualized real growth rate … Continue reading
Effective Output, Syria And North Korea
By Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa (Source: The Washington Post, Ezra Klein: The Taxes Americans Really Pay, In Two Graphs) Three burning issues are cooking on the flames in the kitchen while the sink awaits attention. The first is … Continue reading
The How Of “Full” Employment
By Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa Society being what it is, the laid off white guy in a suit gracing the cover of Newsweek, United States cannot obviate the consequences of the correlation between race and (un)employment in our … Continue reading
Who Is Responsible For The US Economy?
By Chandrashekar (Chandra) Tamirisa, (On Twitter) @c_tamirisa (Source: Financial Times) The best is not enough when the nation is in an unsexy mood unsuited for the diaphanous dialectic of the Fed. The country wants the clothes off, lest the monarch still believes … Continue reading
