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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Institute of Global AffairsCentral Asia and the Caucas
 us Research Group presents&nbsp\;Moynihan Institute’s Challenges to Citize
 nship Series&nbsp\; Oil\, Ecology &amp\; Citizenship in the Caspian Sea Ba
 sin: Perspectives from Azerbaijan\, Iran\, Kazakhstan\, and Russia&nbsp\;O
 il extraction has a long history in the Caspian Sea\nbasin – a place of co
 nstant and dynamic international exchange. Since the\nbreak-up of the Sovi
 et Union in 1991\, the Caspian and its resources were\nredefined around th
 e region’s new political geography involving 5 littoral\nstates: Azerbaija
 n\, Iran\, Kazakhstan\, Russia\, and Turkmenistan. Part of the Moynihan In
 stitute’s Challenges to Citizenship Series\, this\nroundtable considers co
 ntemporary challenges to\ncitizenship stemming from oil extraction and the
  environment in the Caspian Sea\nbasin. It will examine these challenges f
 rom the perspective of actors in 4 of these Caspian states\, including a b
 road mix of local and international\nactors and institutions involved in o
 r affected by oil extraction in the\nregion. It will also address the futu
 re of oil in the Caspian\, asking what kind\nof “post-oil” futures are bei
 ng imagined in and for the region\, and how this\nmight change the oil-eco
 logy-citizenship relationship in the years to come. Panelists:&nbsp\;Anar 
 ValiyevDean\, Associate Professor\, School of&nbsp\;Public and Internation
 al Affairs\, ADA University\, Azerbaijan&nbsp\;Eldar M. EldarovProfessor\,
  Faculty of Management\, Dagestan State University\,&nbsp\;Russia&nbsp\;Ma
 urizio TotaroPhD Fellow\,&nbsp\;Ghent University\, Belgium&nbsp\;A. Marie 
 RanjbarAssistant Professor of Geography\,&nbsp\;University of Colorado Bou
 lder&nbsp\;Moderator:Natalie KochAssociate Professor\, Geography and the E
 nvironment\, Syracuse University&nbsp\;Click here to register&nbsp\;For mo
 re information or to request additional accommodation arrangements\, pleas
 e contact Havva Karakas Keles\, hkarakas@syr.edu.&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Moynihan Institute’s Challenges to Citizenship Series 
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs</p><p>
 Central Asia and the Caucasus Research Group presents&nbsp\;</p><p><br></p
 ><h1>Moynihan Institute’s Challenges to Citizenship Series&nbsp\; </h1><h2
 ><strong>Oil\, Ecology &amp\; Citizenship in the Caspian Sea Basin: Perspe
 ctives from Azerbaijan\, Iran\, Kazakhstan\, and Russia</strong>&nbsp\;</h
 2>Oil extraction has a long history in the Caspian Sea\nbasin – a place of
  constant and dynamic international exchange. Since the\nbreak-up of the S
 oviet Union in 1991\, the Caspian and its resources were\nredefined around
  the region’s new political geography involving 5 littoral\nstates: Azerba
 ijan\, Iran\, Kazakhstan\, Russia\, and Turkmenistan. Part of the Moynihan
  Institute’s Challenges to Citizenship Series\, this\nroundtable considers
  contemporary challenges to\ncitizenship stemming from oil extraction and 
 the environment in the Caspian Sea\nbasin. It will examine these challenge
 s from the perspective of actors in 4 of these Caspian states\, including 
 a broad mix of local and international\nactors and institutions involved i
 n or affected by oil extraction in the\nregion. It will also address the f
 uture of oil in the Caspian\, asking what kind\nof “post-oil” futures are 
 being imagined in and for the region\, and how this\nmight change the oil-
 ecology-citizenship relationship in the years to come.<br><p><br> </p><p><
 strong>Panelists:</strong>&nbsp\;</p><p><strong>Anar Valiyev</strong></p><
 p>Dean\, Associate Professor\, School of&nbsp\;Public and International Af
 fairs\, ADA University\, Azerbaijan&nbsp\;</p><p><strong>Eldar M. Eldarov<
 /strong></p><p>Professor\, Faculty of Management\, Dagestan State Universi
 ty\,&nbsp\;Russia&nbsp\;</p><p><strong>Maurizio Totaro</strong></p><p>PhD 
 Fellow\,&nbsp\;Ghent University\, Belgium&nbsp\;</p><p><strong>A. Marie Ra
 njbar</strong></p><p>Assistant Professor of Geography\,&nbsp\;University o
 f Colorado Boulder&nbsp\;<br></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Moderator:</strong>
 </p><p><strong>Natalie Koch</strong></p><p>Associate Professor\, Geography
  and the Environment\, Syracuse University&nbsp\;</p><p><br></p><p><a href
 ="https://syracuseuniversity.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_shVZzt9aRuSVtDOZ9
 LvkOg" title="Click here to register">Click here to register</a></p><p>&nb
 sp\;<br></p><p>For more information or to request additional accommodation
  arrangements\, please contact Havva Karakas Keles\, hkarakas@syr.edu.&nbs
 p\;</p>
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