Analyses national divisions and unification processes, an increasingly inseparable aspect of world politics as we understand it with a view to enhancing our understanding of the political dynamics of divided nations; exploring the ways and means of fostering system integration of divided nations; enriching our understanding of unification process from a comparative perspective; recasting the political reality of divided nations into a larger picture of national (or ethnic) integration and disintegration and to look into theoretical, empirical, and policy implications; and providing open fora for mutual interaction and communication among scholars of divided nations, as well as to serve as an effective vehicle to form a viable epistemic community.
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Chair: Mr. Alessandro Vesprini - Regionalism Without Hegemony? New Forms of Cooperation in Eurasia and the Global South
Chair: Dr. Taissiya Marmontova - Rethinking Security: Constructivist Perspectives on World Politics
Chair: Mr. Umer Farooq - The Future of Civil–Military Cooperation: Resilience, Hybrid Threats, and Strategic Adaptation