The South China Sea explained
Seven sovereign states are involved in conflicts in the South China Sea. In this series, you get an overview of the historical, anthropological and legal perspectives on one of the hottest maritime conflicts of our times. Three meetings 27-29 September.
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The South China Sea has long been a disputed region. Neighbouring states, fishing communities and international powers have fought over access, resources, and maritime borders. In recent history, not least due to China’s rise as a regional hegemon, the South China Sea has become one of the most critical flashpoints of our times.
We have invited researchers from different disciplines to explain and discuss the nature and dynamics of these conflicts. The series will consist of three breakfast meetings:
28 Sep: Anthropological perspectives
All the meetings are open for all, and free breakfast will be served.
This breakfast series is a collaboration between Bergen Global (CMI/UiB), the Department of Foreign Languages (UiB) and Forskningsdagene i Bergen.
Hybrid event
Free breakfast is served at Bergen Global. You can also join on Zoom.
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