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International Centre for Defence and Security
LMC 2009

After Georgia (1): The New Security Paradigm in the Nordic-Baltic Region

Nordic-Baltic region, Security

Speakers

Pertti Joenniemi

Senior Research Fellow, Danish Institute for International Studies

Žaneta Ozolina

Professor, University of Latvia

Mike Winnerstig

Security Policy Analyst and Project Manager, FOI, Sweden

Moderator

Dag Hartelius

Permanent Representative of Sweden to the EU

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