“Does NATO Belong in Asia? Canada, China and America’s ‘Pivot’ to
the Asia-Pacific”
Monday, November 4, 2013 − Dominion of Canada General Insurance Building – 165 University Avenue, Toronto
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As global power centres continue their eastward shift, NATO looks increasingly adrift in its transatlantic orientation. The alliance is turning towards the burgeoning Asia-Pacific region, but the implications of this shift are fraught with uncertainty. Join the NATO Council of Canada for a discussion with expert James Manicom of the CIGI, who will be speaking on the topic of NATO’s engagement with regional players in the Asia-Pacific, and what this means for the organization’s future.
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About the Speaker
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James Manicom is a CIGI (Centre for International Governance Innovation) research fellow, contributing to the development of the global security program. Previously, he held fellowships at the Ocean Policy Research Foundation in Tokyo and the Balsillie School of International Affairs. James’ current research explores Arctic governance, East Asian security, and China’s role in ocean governance.
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Event Details
Monday November 4, 2013
5:30pm – 6:30pm (followed by reception)
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Building
165 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario (University & Adelaide), 4th Floor Conference Room
Member Price: $20
Non-Member Price: $25
Student: $15
NCC Student Member: Free
Email: rsvp@atlantic-council.ca or Phone: (416) 979-1875
For additional information/and or to confirm attendance please contact Daniel Bodirsky at daniel.bodirsky@atlantic-council.ca.
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