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Conversation with Rauna Kuokkanen (Fierranjot Kirstte Rávdná), a research professor of Arctic Indigenous politics at the University of Lapland
Critical Edges
In the Critical Edges-podcast, we explore critical edges that may seem distant and marginal at first glance, but which are, in fact, very much connected to, and even interdependent with, our global society and politics.
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Episode 1: Margins of Diplomacy and the Edges of Geopolitics
Conversation with Fiona McConnell, a professor of political geography at the University of Oxford
Episode 1: Margins of Diplomacy and the Edges of Geopolitics
What happens when we academically change our vantage point and start looking at the geopolitical margins?