Public guest lecture at the Centre for Peace Studies by Gyulnara Gadzhimuradova, associate professor, Moscow State Institute of International Relations
The migration crisis of 2015-2016 is the largest after the Second World War. Refugees and other categories of people rushed to the prosperous countries of Europe. One of the safest and relatively inexpensive ways was through Russia to Finland and Norway. Thus, Russia has become a transit country for migrants from the Middle East, Africa and Asia. What is the Arctic route, is there any interaction between the migration services of Russia, Finland and Norway? How is the movement of refugees to the countries of Northern Europe? How does Russia see this situation? Looking from the other side.
When: 09.11.18 at 12.15–14.00
Where:
Centre for peace Studies, U06
Location / Campus: Tromsø
Target group: Employees, Students, Guests
Contact: christine smith-simonsen
Phone: 99046631
E-mail: christine.smith-simonsen@uit.no