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Contact:
nnorling /at/ silkroadstudies.org
+46 8 410 569 62
+46 (0) 734 569 62
Expertise:
- Central Asian security
-Domestic politics in Iran
- Relations between South and Central Asia
- Trade and Infrastructure in Eurasia
- Security in South Asia and India-Pakistan
relations
-Afghanistan's role in the regional security
context
Ongoing
Projects at the Program:
- Conflict and Security in Asia
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Assistant Editor of the CEF Quarterly
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Nicklas Norling
Assistant Editor, China and Eurasia Forum
Quarterly
Nicklas Norling is Assistant Editor of
the
China and Eurasia Forum Quarterly.
He holds a MA degree in Political Science
from Stockholm University, and has also
pursued graduate studies at Stockholm University's
International Graduate Program, at Uppsala
University and at the Swedish National
Defence University.
He currently specializes in Central Asia,South
Asia, and the Middle East at the center,
and his main expertise are in the fields
of regional cooperation, trade, and security
issues. He is also the coordinator and initiator
(together with Niklas Swanström) of
a project on energy and confidence-building
in Eurasia. The project is a joint effort
in cooperation with the Institute of Political
and International Studies, Tehran, Iran.
His comments on regional events in Asia
have appeared in both national broadcasted
and international print media.
Publications
Refereed Articles
Nicklas Norling and Niklas
Swanström, "The
Virtues and PotentialGains of Continental
Trade in Eurasia", Asian Survey,
XLVII, No. 3 (May-June 2007): 351-373.
Nicklas Norling and Niklas Swanström,
"The
Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Trade,
and the Roles of India, Pakistan, and Iran,"
Central Asian Survey, Vol. 26,
No. 3 (2007): 429-444.
Books & Monographs
Ingolf Kiesow, Nicklas Norling,
Svante E. Cornell, Niklas Swanström,
"Pakistan's
Crisis: Incremental Steps toward Democracy,"
Policy Paper (Stockholm: Institute for Security
and Development Policy).
Ingolf Kiesow and Nicklas Norling, "The
Rise of India: Problems and Opportunities"
Silk Road Paper (Uppsala: Central Asia-Caucasus
Institute & Silk Road Studies Program,
2007), 140 pp.
Nicklas Norling, "Gazprom's
Monopoly and Nabucco's Potentials: Strategic
Decisions for Europe" Silk Road
Paper (Stockholm: Central Asia-Caucasus
Institute & Silk Road Studies Program,
2007), 48 pp.
Articles
Nicklas Norling, "The
Emerging China-Afghanistan Relationship",
Central Asia-Caucasus Institute Analyst,
May 14 2008.
Nicklas Norling and Niklas Nilsson, "EU-GUAM
Relations: Engagement or Estrangement?",
Central Asia and Caucasus (May
2008 forthcoming).
Nicklas Norling and Niklas Swanström,
"Sino-Russian
Relations in Central Asia and the SCO,"
Central Asia-Caucasus Institute Analyst,
October 3 2007.
Nicklas Norling, "EU's
Central Asia Policy: The Adoption of a Strategy
Paper 2007-2013" Central Asia
and Caucasus, No. 3, Vol. 45 (June,
2007).
Nicklas Norling, "China
and Russia: Partners with Tensions",
Policy Perspectives vol. 4, no.
1 (2007).
Nicklas Norling, "Russia’s
Energy Leverage over China and the Sinopec-Rosneft
Deal," China and Eurasia Forum
Quarterly vol. 4 4, no. 4 (2006).
Nicklas Norling, "RATS
Exercise in Tashkent: Concern Over Nuclear
Terrorism?" Central
Asia-Caucasus Analyst, March 5 2006.
Book Chapters
Nicklas Norling, "The Interests and
Activities of Europe, Russia, and Central
Asia in Reviving the Silk Roads," in
Reviving the Silk Route (forthcoming,
Nelson Mandela Center of Conflict Resolution,
India, 2008)
Nicklas Norling, "Domestic Consequences
of an Attack on Iran" in Consequences
of an Attack on Iran ed. Rydkvist et
al., Swedish Defense Research Agency, forthcoming
2008.
Nicklas Norling, "The Nabucco Pipeline:
Reemerging Momentum in Europe’s Front
Yard," in Svante E. Cornell and Niklas
Nilsson (Eds.) Europe’s Energy
Security: Gazprom’s Dominance and
Caspian Supply Alternatives (Stockholm:
Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk
Road Studies Program, 2008).
Niklas Swanstrom, Nicklas Norling, Zhang
Li "China"
in S. Frederick Starr (Ed.) The
New Silk Roads: Transport and Trade
in Greater Central Asia (Washington
DC: Central Asia-Caucasus Institute, 2007)
Reports
Nicklas Norling, First
Kabul Conference on Partnership, Trade,
and Development in Greater Central Asia
(Washington D.C.: Central Asia-Caucasus
Institute & Silk Road STudies Program,
April 2006).
Op-eds
Nicklas Norling, "Militancy
and the Pakistan-Afghanistan Border,"
Asia Portal - Nordic Institute of Asia Studies,
January 21 2008.
Nicklas Norling, "Skyll
inte på Musharraf," [Do not
blame Musharraf] Expressen, December
31 2007.
Nicklas Norling, "Pakistan
behöver en ny generation ledare,"
[Pakistan needs a new generation of leaders]
Utrikesbloggen, January 1 2008.
Other
Nicklas Norling and Niklas Swanström,
Editors Note: The Shanghai Cooperation Organization
and the Bishkek Summit, China and Eurasia
Forum Quarterly, vol. 5, no. 3 (2007)
Nicklas Norling, Niklas Swanström,
Yin He, "Introduction" in Niklas
Swanström & Yin He, China's
War on Narcotics: Two Perspectives,
Silk Road Paper, December 2006. (51 pp)
Papers and Presentations
Participation in Reflection Group organized
by Kazakhstan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
in Astana on April 2-3 ahead of the ministerial
summit "Common World: Progress Through
Diversity".
Paper presented on Reviving the Silk Route,
Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, India,
March 25-26 2008.
Paper presented at the workshop "Europe's
energy security: Gazprom's dominance and
the role of the Caspian region", October
2007.
Discussant on a conference on Iran-US relations
at the Swedish Defense Research Agency,
October 2007.
Discussant on the Shanghai Cooperation
Organization at the 17th Economic Forum,
Krynica, Poland, September 2007.
Paper presented on Iran's domestic politics
and economy at the 12th World Convention
of the Association for the Study of Nationalities,
Columbia University, New York, US, April
2007.
Paper presented on the Shanghai Cooperation
Organization at the 14th International Conference
on Central Asia and the Caucasus, Tehran,
Iran, October 2006.
Paper co-written on China at the First
Kabul Conference on Trade, Partnership and
Development in Greater Central Asia, Kabul,
Afghanistan, April 2006.
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