Conference Agenda
10:00, April 21: Conference opening and video conference with Ambassador Alexander Vershbow
11:00 Section 1: International Security and Arms Control
Panel
Panelist
University
I-Security
Natalia Shurshikova
Tyumen SU
"UN Security Council: Expansion Debate"
Sergei Temnikov
Amur SU
"Ballistic Missile Defense: Essence, Challenges, Future"
Vyacheslav Holmogorov
Yakutsk State University
"The use of armed forces in the resolution of political conflicts"
Alina Syunkov
Stanford University
"The Responsibility to Protect: The Evolution of Russia's Stance on the UN Peace and Security Mandate"
Ksenia Kitaeva
"Comparative Analysis of Sufficiency of the UN Peacekeeping Operations in Sudan and Haiti"
Olga Korolkova
"The US Facing the 21st Century: a problem of strategic positioning"
Oleg Borisov
Petrozavodsk SU
"The Legal aspects of humanitarian intervention"
12:30 Break for Lunch
14:30 Section 2: Regional Conflict and International Security
Albert Zulkharneev
Ural SU
"The Iranian Policy and Security in Central Asia"
Elena Gaidysheva
"Neutrality as an element of Contemporary International System"
Elena Cherepnina
"Conflict between China and Taiwan"
Victoria Popova
"A new role for Europe in the new world order"
Oriana Mastro
Stanford U
"Impact of China's Domestic Politics on its Position on Disarmament and Nuclear Proliferation"
16:30
END OF DAY 1
10:00 Section 3. Challenges of International Terrorism
Terrorism
Anna Borisova
Yakutsk SU
"How does the counter terrorist spiral work?"
Angelina Karavaeva
NOSU
"The US Counter Terrorism Legislation: balance between security needs and civil liberties"
Lyubov Yaroshenko
Yaroslavl
"The perception of terrorism in the US"
Denis Konovalov
"Slavery in the Modern World"
Svetlana Skibina
Petrozavodsk
"The Sources of Terrorism"
11:00 Section 4. Focus on Russia and the CIS
Russia
Sardana Zakharova
"Putin's Russia: democracy or what?"
Elena Krylova
"Russian Media and Terrorism"
James Madsen
Stanford
"The Terror Subsidy: New Consequences of Old State Behavior"
Nadezhda Varlamova
"Racism in Modern Russia"
Seepan Parseghian
"Rational Democratization: The Role of Nationalities and Ethnic Conflict: Case Studies of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Armenia"
Anna Bybko
Saratov SU
"Nationalist Movements and Conflict Prevention Management in Modern Ukraine"
Denis Volkov
"Russian Military Expenditures in the War on Terror"
12:30 BREAK FOR LUNCH
14:30 Section 5 Environmental Security
Environment
Maria Agaltsova
SUSU
"The Pros and Cons of Kyoto Protocol"
Ekaterina Akhmadeeva
"Public Participation in the Environmental Decision Making"
Yulia Kuzmenchuk
PetrSU
"Environmental Problem of Karelia’s Forests"
Alexander Glotov
"Genetically Modified products: pros and cons"
10:00 New Challenges to International Security
Challenges
Yulia Suchkova
"Psychological causes of Terrorism"
Madina Gurieva
"Terrorism as a Moral Issue"
Ivan Appel
"Terrorism and the corporate world order"
Anna Lomteva
"Categorizing International Cooperation"
Ekaterina Andreevskaya
"Terrorism and Islam"
Dan Berkenstock
"Missile Cooperation: Policy Failures and Potentials"
Anna Smirnova
"Russia and US over Iraq: Attitudes and decision making"
14:30 New faces of International Terrorism
Terrorism-N
Maria Latukhina
"Human Rights and freedoms as reflected in mass consciousness"
Egor Kudrin
"Islamic Law in the Context of War Against Terror"
Valeria Tsigoeva
"Biological Weapons: how can we oppose their proliferation?"
Anna Yarmarkova
MHSE
"Female Terrorism"
Dmitry Semenov
"Male Terrorism"
Dina Catson
"Children Suicide Bombers in the Middle East"
Alexandrova
"Terrorism and Liberalism"
16:00 Discussion Seminar led by professor Coit D. Blacker
18:00 END OF DAY 3
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