Nansenprofessor Gunnar Rekvig arrangerer symposium om dette tema i Tromsø 25. november og i Alta 27. november.

Pressen inviteres til å dekke arrangementet som har denne listen av innledere: Small States and Great Powers Balancing – UiT Norges arktiske universitet

14:00 Stein Tønnesson, Introduction

14:05 Gunnar Rekvig, Nansen Professor, the University of Akureyri

Trust in the Nordic Arctic?

14:15 Mariia Kobzeva, Postdoc, UiT the Arctic University of Norway

Regime Change in the Arctic and the Role of China

14:25 Kenji Isezaki, Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Tokyo, Japan

Which Side Are You On?  United States’ Unconditional Exit from Afghanistan and Its Effect on Global and Regional Polarity

14:35 Stein Tønnesson, Research Professor, PRIO

Myanmar’s China Dilemma and China’s Dilemmas in Myanmar

14:45 Tone Bleie, Professor, UiT the Arctic University of Norway

Nepal’s Strategic Geography in the Context of Great Power Rivalry

14:55 Desmond Molloy, Adjunct Professor, Pannasastra University, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Small State Leverage in the Presence of Power

15 minutes break.

15:20 Discussion and Q&A

16:00 Symposium ends

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