The Advance Research Workshop Resilience as a Deterrence Strategy: Towards a Comprehensive Security Panorama is organized by the University of Eastern Finland and sponsored by NATO’s Science for Peace and Security Programme.

The workshop provides a forum for scientists and experts to share their experience and knowledge, address contemporary security challenges and support NATO’s strategic objectives. The workshop will identify directions for future actions to address the multiplicity of security challenges for Europe and NATO posed by Russia in conventional and hybrid realms. Increasing awareness of hybrid warfare, Russian deceptive thinking, and appropriate counter measures is essential for tomorrow’s decision-makers, strategic leaders, state authorities, and the citizens alike.

The workshop will enable a more nuanced understanding of security that considers perceptual and socially communicated geopolitical risks. It will examine to what extent direct security-oriented decisions and measures actually make people feel safer. In particular, crises can have a profound impact on the ways citizens experience security in their everyday lives. Accordingly, this calls for the exploration of links between ontological and physical security. The workshop will elaborate a holistic, multi-layered approach to security that captures the current security developments, to enhance early warning, preparedness and resilience, and shift transnational political contexts and common NATO-level concerns – all of which interact and underline the need to properly address also the human and social aspects of security related to NATO’s Strategic Objectives.

Registration

The event is for registered participants only. The number of seats is limited. Please be aware that, to register successfully, you must be a national of a NATO-allied country or a partner country and come from one of these countries.

Please have a valid official ID (with a photo) with you on arrival, and be prepared to show it to the registration personnel.

Click here to register before 23 August 2024.

Media

Media passes are available for professional media representatives. Media pass is personal and cannot be given for another person. The media pass will be received on-site. Please note that a media pass holder must be a national of NATO-allied countries or partner countries and must also come from one of these countries.

Send an email to alicja.fajfer(at)uef.fi to reserve a media pass, stating the following information:

  • Contact information, as well as email and phone number during the event
  • Name of the Company / Medium, publication platform, country of operation
  • Type(s) of media coverage
  • Size and equipment of the production team
  • Which days of the week the team would be onsite

Venue

University of Eastern Finland, Aurora building

Yliopistokatu 2, 80100 Joensuu

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Instructions for traveling to UEF

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Aurora building

Workshop Programme

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Oct 1, 2024: 14:00 Opening and welcome + keynote
Oct 2, 2024: Workshop Day 1
Oct 3, 2024: Workshop Day 2

Oct 4 and 5, 2024: Comprehensive Security and Know-How Fair

Instructions for participants

Please read the instructions for participants before the event.

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