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EVENT 

TITLE:
Shifting Poles? Geopolitics and legal regimes
WHEN:
25.03.2010 - 25.03.2010 
WHERE:
Foresight Centre - Liverpool
Category:
Conferences, Meetings, and Workshops of Interest to Polar Researchers

DESCRIPTION

This seminar looks at "the new geopolitical considerations that are affecting the Polar regions. Why has there been a growth of political attention towards these regions? What environmental changes are evident? What legal regimes are in place? What might be the geopolitical and strategic repercussions in the future?"

This will be #1 in a series of 4 Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) sponsored seminars entitled "Knowledges, Resources and Legal Regimes: The New Geopolitics of the Polar Regions". These seminars "take stock of the current situation with emphasis placed on the prevailing geopolitical, legal, scientific, governance and human security dimensions of the Arctic and Antarctic."

http://www.gg.rhul.ac.uk/Dodds/ESRC-Seminar%20Series-2010-11.pdf

Coordinated by:

Dr. Richard Powell (U. of Liverpool)
http://www.liv.ac.uk/geography/staff/powell.htm
&
Prof. Klaus Dodds (Royal Holloway, U. of London)
http://www.gg.r...

VENUE

Foresight Centre
Location:
Foresight Centre   -   WEBSITE
STREET:
1 Brownlow Street
ZIP:
L69 3GL
CITY:
Liverpool
COUNTRY:
UK

DESCRIPTION

According to its website (http://www.foresightcentre.co.uk/Pages/Article.aspx?id=23) : The Foresight Centre is the premier business conference and meeting facility of Merseyside. Part of the prestigious University of Liverpool, the centre is housed within one of the city's most impressive Grade II listed buildings of great architectural significance. Formerly the Liverpool Royal Infirmary, the building has undergone a remarkable transformation. Designed by Alfred Waterhouse, champion of high Victorian Gothic with advice from Florence Nightingale, the building was purchased by the University of Liverpool restored to its former glory and officially opened by HRH Duke of York in June 1998. With twenty meeting rooms and atrium areas including specialist facilities, the centre offers the most comprehensive meeting space in the region - incorporating flexible, innovative spaces to the more formal business meeting setting.
 
 apecssponsors The Research Council of Norway Tromsø University Norwegian Polar Institute International Polar Year SCAR IASC Norden


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