• Populism, Energy Transition, and International Politics 

  Szulecki, Kacper (Chapter, 2025)

  In recent years, populist political forces both in power and in opposition, have engaged with energy politics in various ways. This chapter discusses how populists influence the international politics of energy. The departure ...

• Implications for policy and future research 

  Engel, Ulf; Ben-Nun, Gilad; Bøås, Morten; Osland, Kari M. (Chapter, 2024)

• Lessons from Tanzania’s property tax reform in 2021: Perceptions of fairness and efficiency 

  Kasongwa, Lusekelo; Kiria, Joseph Simon; Haavik, Viljar (NUPI Research Paper;2025-05, Others, 2025)

  This study examines the effectiveness and taxpayer perceptions of Tanzania’s 2021 property tax reform, which introduced the use of electricity tokens for tax payment. The reform aimed to simplify tax collection and improve ...

• A Postliberal Global Order? Challenge(r)s to the Liberal West 

  Holm, Minda (NUPI Report;2025-01, Research report, 2025)

  What unites and divides critics of liberal international politics, from the populist radical right to non-Western powers? Over the past decade, there has been a dramatic upsurge in discussions within academia, media, and ...

• Malian women's experiences with violent extremism. What is known and how is it known? 

  Lorentzen, Jenny (Chapter, 2025)

  This chapter analyses knowledge production about Malian women’s experiences in the context of the global agenda on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (P/CVE). Research increasingly asserts that global discourse ...

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