Co-sponsored by: Columbia University‘s Harriman Institute and Athens Global Center, in cooperation with the Institute of International Relations, Panteion University.

EVENT: June 13, 2024 
18:00-20:00

When the United States and the European Union imposed sanctions on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, policymakers expected the Russian economy to significantly contract. Instead, Russia has developed a number of countermeasures that have facilitated sanctions evasion and kept its economy afloat, mostly through its use of offshore economic networks and practices. 

What is the “offshore world” and why is it playing an increasingly important role in the facilitation of Russian sanctions evasion and the development of global governance of non-Western countries more broadly? This panel of distinguished international researchers will explore how the “offshore world” is evolving in the areas of banking and finance, anti-corruption regulations and the global market for citizenship. Their research reveals how the offshore world is itself becoming increasingly “post-Western,” creating new important new hubs and network ties across Eurasia, Africa and the Middle East.

IDIS Conference Room (3-5 Hill Street, Athens)
Participants are entitled to a Certificate of Attendance

RSVP: Till Wednesday, June 13, 11 a.m., deca@idis.gr

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