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RESEARCH INITIATIVES
SIPRI aims to advance peace and security studies with a particular emphasis on China’s role and impact in global, non-traditional and transnational security.
SIPRI is performing an impact evaluation of the LivingSidebySide® peacebuilding programme, implemented in public schools in southern Kyrgyzstan.
SIPRI studies the private sector’s potential to contribute to security and economic development in Afghanistan.
SIPRI examines potential trade relations between China and the EU.
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Hallgren H. and Ghiasy, R. : Security and economy on the Belt and Road: Three country case studies (SIPRI: December 2017)
Sørensen, C. T. N. and Klimenko, E.: 'Emerging Chinese–Russian cooperation in the Arctic', SIPRI Policy Paper No. 46 (SIPRI: Stockholm, June 2017)
Saalman, L. (ed.), Lukonin, S., Cheng, Y. et al.: China–Russia relations and regional dynamics: From pivots to peripheral diplomacy (SIPRI: March 2017)
Research staff
Dr Damir Esenaliev is a Senior Researcher in the Peace and Development Programme.
Dr Anastasia Aladysheva is a Senior Researcher with the Peace and Development Programme.
Dr Lora Saalman is an Associate Senior Fellow within SIPRI’s Conflict and Peace and Armament and Disarmament research areas and Vice President on Asia-Pacific at the EastWest Institute.
Jiayi Zhou is a Researcher in the Climate Change and Risk Programme.
Richard Ghiasy is a Researcher and Project Manager in the SIPRI China and Global Security Programme.
Gulzhan Asylbek kyzy is a Research Assistant in the Peace and Development Programme.
Fei Su is a Research Assistant within the China and Global Security Programme.