[Bilimsel Haber] CONF./CFP- Afghanistan 2014 and Impacts on Global Security Identities, U. of Kansas, April 25

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CONF./CFP- Afghanistan 2014 and Global Security Identities, U. Kansas, 
Apr. 25

Posted by: Bart Redford <bredford at ku.edu>



"Afghanistan 2014 and Impacts on Global Security Identities"
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
KU Union, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

With the reduction of the United States and international military 
presence in Afghanistan after 2014 the global security environment will 
change. The United States and its partners consider that Afghanistan 
will have adequate means of security, albeit with long-term assistance.

However, the specific security perspectives and concerns of other 
regional and global actors have not been as well articulated. Who are 
the key regional and global players? What do neighboring states think 
are critical concerns in the post-Afghan-war environment? How do other, 
more distant countries and global actors view anticipated changes in the 
global security environment? Is there a helpful, reinforcing narrative 
that underscores a scenario of stability?  What are the serious possible 
impediments to regional and global security?

20-minute papers are invited from experts in all world areas. Please 
submit a 250-word abstract by March 15, 2012, to Bart Redford at: 
crees at ku.edu.

Keynote speakers include Dr. Graeme Herd (Geneva Centre for Security 
Policy), Dr. Roger Kangas (Dean, Near East and South Asia Center), and 
Dr. Marlene Laruelle (Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian 
Studies (IERES), George Washington University).

Travel funding is available.


Bart Redford
Assistant to the Director
KU Center for Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies
Tel: 785 864 4248
E-mail: bredford at ku.edu
www.crees.ku.edu



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