Governments across the world are taking a hard look at the national security strategies, reappraising how they plan for – and are less reactive to – the ever-changing geopolitical environment, the multiplicity and interconnectedness of emerging threats, and the risks that social fragmentation and a declining economic situation might create.
The fourth Otago National Security School combines national security practitioners with leading New Zealand and international academics to address such issues as; how states are synchronising their national security policy making; global security vs national security; ringfencing national security; balancing “finding the bad guy” with inclusive policies; pursuing a values-based national security policy; and the politicisation of national security.
Speakers include:
- Mr Tony Lynch – Deputy Chief Executive of the National Security Group, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (TBC)
- Dr William Hoverd – Director, Centre of Defence and Security Studies, Massey University
- Ms Victoria Walker – Assistant Director, Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance
- Associate Professor Joe Burton – University of Nottingham
- Dr Sanjana Hattotuwa – Research Fellow, The Disinformation Project and Special Adviser, ICT4Peace Foundation, Switzerland
- Sir Terence Arnold – Justice of the Supreme Court of New Zealand
Registration:
Register for the National Security School 2023
Date | Wednesday, 8 February 2023 |
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Time | 10:05am - 4:05pm |
Audience | Public,Undergraduate students,Postgraduate students,Staff,Alumni |
Event Category | Humanities |
Event Type |
Conference |
Campus | Dunedin |
Department | Politics |
Location | St Margaret's College, 333 Leith Street, Dunedin |
Cost | $150 per person and $40 per student. Registration includes lunch |
Contact Name | Dr Balazs Kiglics |
Contact Phone | +64 3 479 4047 |
Contact Email | balazs.kiglics@otago.ac.nz |
Website | https://www.otago.ac.nz/foreign-policy-school/national-security-school/ |