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    Nicklas Norling
    Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP)
    Nicklas Norling is Junior Research Fellow at Institute for Security and Development Policy in Stockholm and 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.
    http://www.isdp.eu/staff/nicklasnorling
    Keywords: Central Asia, Conflicts. Terrorism, Economic issues, Foreign trade, International relations, Nordic Perspective, Person, Politics and society, Regional relations, South Asia, Sweden,
     
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