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Critical Minerals and Great Power Competition: Interactions and Implications
June 5, 2024 by jane.birch in
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  • June 13, 2024
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Critical minerals are vital for the transition away from fossil fuels towards cleaner energy but who has those minerals and who doesn’t is becoming a contested geopolitical issue.  As part of the Mistra Geopolitics programme the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) will host a panel discussion on the global implications of this competition for resources.

Ore containing copper, cobalt and nickel in Western Australia. Photo: Paul-Alain Hunt / Unsplash.
Ore containing copper, cobalt and nickel in Western Australia. Photo: Paul-Alain Hunt / Unsplash.

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In the context of heightened geopolitical tensions, countries have begun to institute measures to ensure critical or strategic mineral security. Minerals security contributes to a range of national- level policy imperatives, from clean energy to military defence.  Consumption of minerals such as copper, lithium, nickel and cobalt is expected to increase rapidly.  More needs to be understood about how competing pursuits of critical or strategic mineral security interact, and what implications this competition has for global-level imperatives of green transition, sustainable development, and peaceful interstate relations. The webinar will help unpack varying strategies towards but also implications of mineral resource competition, with particular emphasis on of the policies of the USA, EU, China and Russia.

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Introduction

Dr. Jiayi Zhou, SIPRI

Speakers

  • Dr. Marina Zhang, University of Technology Sydney
  • Dr. Florian Vidal, IFRI and The Arctic University of Norway
  • Dr. Cullen Hendrix, Peterson Institute for International Economics
  • Dr. Sophia Kalantzakos, New York University

Discussant 

Dr. André Månberger, Lund University

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