Publikasjoner fra Cristin - NUPI: Recent submissions
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Militære faktorer som tyder på at krigen er rett rundt hjørnet
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2022)Artikkelen drøfter hvordan analyse av militære disposisjoner kan brukes for å vurdere om et angrep vil komme. Artikkelen viser også hvordan enkel etterretningsmetodikk kan brukes i slike situasjoner. -
NATO's 2022 Strategic Concept - Change, Continuity and Implications
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Cooperation in an Era of Strategic Competition EU-NATO Relations in the Context of War and Rivalry
(NUPI Policy Brief;2023-07, Research report, 2023)This Policy Brief looks at the growing relations and cooperation between the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). It does so in the context of a return to war in Europe and growing strategic ... -
Whose Revisionism, Which International Order? Social Structure and Its Discontents
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2023)While the distinction between status quo and revisionist states is well established in International Relations, only more recently have scholars begun to refine the concept of revisionism itself, emphasizing that revisionism ... -
Energy Transition in Central Asia: A Systematic Literature Review
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Central Asian Climate Policy Pledges Under the Paris Agreement: Can They Be Fulfilled?
(Chapter, 2023)The Central Asian region has been and will continue to be significantly impacted by climate change and all the region’s countries have pledged nation- ally determined contributions (NDCs) under the Paris agreement. This ... -
Introduction to Climate Change in Central Asia
(Chapter, 2023)The Central Asian region has been and will continue to be significantly impacted by climate change and all the region’s countries have pledged nation- ally determined contributions (NDCs) under the Paris agreement. This ... -
The Geopolitics of the Middle East
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Measuring Peace Consolidation: For Whom and for What Purpose?
(Others, 2020)In Measuring Peace, Richard Caplan sets out to answer an important question for those engaged in some or other way in contributing to bringing about peace, namely “how do we know if the peace that has been established ... -
Conclusion: Military rapid response—from institutional investment to ad hoc solutions
(Chapter, 2019)While there has been a mushrooming of institutional arrangements for military rapid response, the formal deployments of the rapid response mechanisms of the African Union (AU), European Union (EU), and North Atlantic Treaty ... -
Chad’s Pivotal Role in the Regional Crisis
(ISPI Commentaries;, Research report, 2020)An analysis of Chad's regime role in the context of the military and humanitarian crisis in the Lake Chad Basin -
Climate clubs and carbon border adjustments: a review
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5G-sikkerhet: Norge mellom stormaktene
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Moving beyond the NDCs: ASEAN pathways to a net-zero emissions power sector in 2050
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From Liminars to Others: Securitization Through Myths
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Afghanistan, Irak og utviklingen av USAs militærmakt
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New Diplomacy
(Others, 2018)New diplomacy is a term which has been used both politically and analytically since the French Revolution. It was introduced as a positive contrast to the old diplomacy of kings and intrigues, and was concerned primarily ... -
Russlandsforskere, hva nå?
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2022)Russlands krig mot Ukraina har enorme konsekvenser, først og fremst for Ukraina, men også for Russland og Russlands andre nabostater. Krigen har ikke bare kastet om på europeisk og norsk sikkerhets- og utenrikspolitikk, ... -
Space, nature and hierarchy: the ecosystemic politics of the Caspian Sea
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2022)The Anthropocene has given rise to growing efforts to govern the world’s ecosystems. There is a hitch, however, ecosystems do not respect sovereign borders; hundreds traverse more three states and thus require complex ...