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On March 27 - 28 the 12th annual academic conference of Korea scholars in Russia and the CIS countries was held at the Institute for Far Eastern Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The main subject discussed was "Korea on the Threshold of Changes.
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189203
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I am grateful to the organizers, and I am grateful to my colleagues, my friends, [Secretary General of the Collective Security Treaty Organization] Stanislav Zas, and the deputy ministers for coming to Moscow to participate in this conference.
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104007
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2011.
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This Editorial introduces the papers in this special conference issue of Contemporary South Asia, placing them in the context of the 24th British Association for South Asian Studies (BASAS) annual conference, held at the University of Warwick in March 2010. The conference theme was 'Landscapes of the imagination', and the papers in this Special Issue reflect a range of approaches to this theme, in terms of methodology, topic and regional spread. Despite their diversity, however, the papers do reflect a common concern to contest a singular, unproblematic and unified experience of South Asian modernity.
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173302
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WITH BUSINESSES and governments interacting closely today, often facing the same threats and challenges and following the same economic laws, it is essential to base corporate and national security strategies on effectively the same principles.
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142560
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The concept of governance has gained considerable attention over the last years. This is true for all parts of society, but very pronouncedly for space, where the increasing diversity of players is calling for ever better approaches to deal with the establishment and monitoring of policies and the management of humanity's most expansive global common. In this process, reference is almost always made to the term governance. In many cases, it is understood in rather specific technical and legal contexts, but it is also used very broadly and sometimes quite indiscriminately. In order to shed light on many of the hidden underlying dynamics of governance, the European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) addressed the topic at its 8th Autumn Conference on 11–12 September 2014. To capture the topic of governance from a wide variety of angles, speakers included representatives from space agencies, industry and academia – coming from different parts of the world. Main topics which were addressed during the conference included the relationship between space governance and international relations theory, the effects of liberalisation, regionalisation and geopolitics on space governance, and the evolution of space governance in the European context. This brief report captures the major findings of the two-day event and accentuates a number of trends recurring throughout the speakers' presentations.
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155344
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IN RUSSIA, there are 84 million users of the Internet. According to recent surveys by the Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM), nearly half the citizens of Russia believe that their life wouldn't be any different if they didn't use the Internet at all. One wonders if these feelings are the result of wide-scale information about global cyber threats and about violations of the rights of consumers.
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186305
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This special section is dedicated to the BASAS conference 2021. The conference coincided with the devastating second wave of Covid-19 in India, which started in March and peaked in May 2021. Case numbers and mortality in South Asian countries were very high and their health systems too struggled to keep up with these unprecedented times. As governments across South Asia appeared to fail their populations, a sense of crisis was shared by conference participants, many of whom were personally affected by this wave. This conference was unique in that it took place after a two-year gap due to the Covid-19 pandemic and in that it was the first fully online BASAS conference. The papers in the special section draw attention to significant areas of research in South Asia.
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ID:
086277
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2008.
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Press conference highlights:
Press conferece on Beijing's traffic conditions; the olympic games traffic command center goes into operation in April this year. Thiry special Olympic Games public transportation lines to be added during the competitions; 24 hour taxi service to be guaranteed.
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086273
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086274
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086286
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086275
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155329
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This article discusses results of the 15th Russia-India-China (RIC) Academic Trilateral Conference held in Delhi at the start of 2017 and the current state of affairs in this format of international cooperation. Against the background of the debates that were held, the author analyzes certain results, challenges, and lessons of the 15-year development of cooperation in the RIC format, which continues to be an important factor in progressing to a polycentric world, and an instrument for strengthening relations of strategic partnership between Russia, China, and India.
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107265
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2011.
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The author reviews the short history, role, and significance of the forums drawing scholars in international affairs from Russia, India, and China every year to discuss the various aspects of cooperation between the three countries on the world stage in the economy and other fields. He makes a detailed analysis of the outcome of the 10th Academic Conference of the RIC countries in Moscow that opened a fourth round of such meetings. The article contains a summary of the conferees' principal suggestion and scientific conclusions they reached to give impetus to tripartite cooperation in the future.
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