The War in Ukraine has had a significant influence on the discussion regarding the dynamics of strategic stability and extended deterrence. What has been the impact of the war on strategic stability and U.S. extended deterrence in the European region and beyond? How has military technology shaped the course of the conflict, and what are the implications of the war for the advancement of emerging technology?
The Oslo Nuclear Project is proud to host international experts specializing in strategic stability, extended deterrence, emerging technology, and the War in Ukraine. These experts will present and engage in discussions related to this theme across three panels. The event will be conducted in a hybrid format.
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Program
Keynote Address (09:00-09:45)
Speaker: Matthew Bunn (Harvard Kennedy School)
15-minute break
Panel 1: Strategic Stability and the War in Ukraine (10:00-11:30)
Chair/Moderator: Even Larsen (University of Oslo)
Presenters:
- Ian Bowers (Royal Danish Defence College)
- James Cameron (University of Oslo)
- Névine Schepers (ETH Zürich)
Discussant: Kristin Ven Bruusgaard (Norwegian Intelligence School)
1-hour lunch break
Panel 2: Extended deterrence and the War in Ukraine (12:30-14:00)
Chair/Moderator: Hasini Liyanage (University of Oslo)
Presenters:
- Andris Banka (University of Greifswald)
- Paul van Hooft (Hague Center for Strategic Studies)
- Tom Sauer (University of Antwerp)
Discussant: Do Young Lee (University of Oslo)
15-minute break
Panel 3: Emerging Technology and the War in Ukraine (14:15-15:45)
Chair/Moderator: Do Young Lee (University of Oslo)
Presenters:
- Stephen Herzog (ETH Zürich)
- Fabian Hoffman (University of Oslo)
- Anna Nadibaidze (University of Southern Denmark)
Discussant: Henrik Hiim (Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies)