Doctrine, there are various large bodies of thoughts of intellectual, military and political talks going around in russia for 10 years and some of those both have the same theme and sometimes they run into each other, sometimes they dont. For those of you here in the audience who have dealt with russia for many years you know that for a fullfledged doctrine that more or less encompassesthe whole society and the whole state , you need to be pretty organized and the russians are not that organized in that regard. Theres a lot of stuff going on and Different Actors feeling their different interests and interagency competitions and put on top of that corruption so nevertheless, lets talk about what we understand on this. , some people have described it as pointed out as new generation warfare, others terminate as strategic deterrence, others determine it as cross coercion, but all those approaches have in common is that you rely on asymmetric response. So its basically a very cheap insight
Doctrine, there are various large bodies of thoughts of intellectual, military and political talks going around in russia for 10 years and some of those both have the same theme and sometimes they run into each other, sometimes they dont. For those of you here in the audience who have dealt with russia for many years you know that for a fullfledged doctrine that more or less encompassesthe whole society and the whole state , you need to be pretty organized and the russians are not that organized in that regard. Theres a lot of stuff going on and Different Actors feeling their different interests and interagency competitions and put on top of that corruption so nevertheless, lets talk about what we understand on this. , some people have described it as pointed out as new generation warfare, others terminate as strategic deterrence, others determine it as cross coercion, but all those approaches have in common is that you rely on asymmetric response. So its basically a very cheap insight
Many years of expense at u. N. Headquarters, in the field at headquarters, on refugee issues, u. N. Reform development, peacekeeping pictures also before that professor of International Relations at university in tokyo. She liked chris ford has a tough job. In her case Member States, on often divisive question of how to Work Together to reduce eliminate Nuclear Dangers and how to enforce global to separate other weapons of mass destruction in particular right now the chemical weapons convention. In her first few weeks she has been very active on preparatory meeting for the 2020 nonproliferation treaty review conference but shes been tracking negotiations on the new Nuclear Weapons prohibition treaty, and she been working to build support for the u. N. And the organization for the prohibition of weapons investigation into the recent and terrible sarin gas attack in syria. So madam high representative, thank you for joining us here from new york to be here with us and to have joined us f
Tokyo. She, like chris ford, has a tough job. In her case u. N. Member states on the often divisive question of how to Work Together to reduce and eliminate Nuclear Dangers and enforce global trees that prohibit other weapons of mass destruction in a particular right now the chemical weapons convention. In her first few weeks has been very active on a preparatory meeting for the 2020 nonproliferation treaty review conference. Shes been tracking the negotiations on the new Nuclear Weapons prohibition treaty and shes been working to build support for the u. N. And the organization for the prohibition of weapons investigation into the recent and terrible sarin gas attack in syria. So mad at high representative, thank you for joining us here from new york to be with us and to join us for our previous sessions today. We are very honored to have you, and look forward to your prospectus. Thanks. [applause] thank you very much, daryl. And i wanted to start out by saying how nice it is really f
We are honored to have with us the new United Nations under secretary general and high representative of the un secretarygeneral for disarmament affairs. Twenty, it comes to this izumi nakamitsu, she was also before that a professor of International Relations at. [inaudible] university in tokyo. She, like chris ford, has a tough job. In her case, helping to guide the secretary general and un Member States on the in op divisive question of how to Work Together to reduce and eliminate Nuclear Dangers and how to enforce global treaties that prohibit other weapons of mass destruction. And particular the chemical weapons. She has been very active monitoring the preparatory meeting for the 2029. Ablation review conference and she has been tracking negotiations on the new Nuclear Weapons prohibition treaty and shes been working to build support for the un and the organization for prohibition of chemical weapons investigation into the recent and terrible serum gas attack in syria. Madame high