Norsk Utenrikspolitisk Institutt
Established in 1959, the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs [NUPI] is a leading independent research institute on international politics and areas of relevance to Norwegian foreign policy. Formally under the Ministry of Education and Research, NUPI nevertheless operates as an independent, non-political instance in all its professional activities. Research undertaken at NUPI ranges from short-term applied research to more long-term basic research.
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Academic books and articles collection. Open access publishing by NUPI employees. [624]
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NUPI Policy Brief [238]
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NUPI publications, papers & articles [187]
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NUPI Report [204]
ISSN 1894-650X (2015-). Alternative title: NUPI rapport. From 1994-2005 with ISSN 0804-7235 -
NUPI Working Paper = NUPI Notat [304]
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Security in Practice [61]
NUPI, 2008-2013
Recent Submissions
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The End of Multilateralism as we know it? Assessing Current Trends in International Security.
(Working paper;D8.1, Research report, 2025)The weakening of the liberal, rules-based international order poses significant challenges for the EU, which has traditionally supported it. Geopolitical tensions, the rise of emerging powers like China, and the anti-globalist ... -
Regional Organization, Global Governance and the EU
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Not So Traditional After All? The Russian Orthodox Church's Failure as a "Moral Norm Entrepreneur"
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Stuxnet, revisited (again): Producing the strategic relevance of cyber operations
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2025)More than a decade after Stuxnet hit the Natanz uranium enrichment facility in Iran, it is still discussed as the most vivid example of a cyber operation causing kinetic damage to infrastructure with implications for ... -
The Multilateral System: Between Reform and Deinstitutionalization
(Journal article, 2024)Global governance is changing fast. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the conflict in Gaza are amplifying geopolitical tensions. The transaction costs of coming to an agreement at the United Nations (UN) are going up; ... -
Coalitions for Ukraine: Moving Beyond Stop-gap Measures
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The Mosul campaign : winning the war, losing the peace?
(EUI Policy Brief;, Research report, 2017)After three years and a costly war, which recently destroyed the great al-Nouri mosque in Mosul, the military defeat of the self-proclaimed Islamic State (ISIS) in Iraq is imminent. The Mosul offensive is a test case for ... -
Tempo og effektivitet i Norges støtte til Ukraina
(NUPI Policy Brief;2025-04, Journal article, 2025)Denne analysen er basert på 17 intervjuer med 30 personer i Forsvaret og forsvarsindustrien i Norge og Ukraina. Intervjuene ble gjennomført i februar, mars og april 2025, og er samfinansiert av Forsvarsprogrammet på NUPI, ... -
Norway and Poland as members of transatlantic and European security community. Opportunities and challenges (2024).
(NORPOLFACTOR WP;4, Research report, 2025)This NorPolFactor report takes a closer look at the role of Norway and Poland in transatlantic and European security communities. As Europe redefines its security architecture amid shifting global dynamics, Poland and ... -
Explaining changes in women’s representation in peace processes: The adoption of a gender quota in the Agreement Monitoring Committee in Mali
(Others, 2025)Dynamics of inclusion and exclusion in peace processes have in recent years received increasing attention in research and among policymakers and practitioners. Much of this attention has focused on inclusion in peace ... -
Global militær integrasjon i Indo-Stillehavet
(NUPI Research Paper;, Research report, 2025)Kinas militære opprusting, mer provoserende adferd mot nabostater, og økende grad av samarbeid med Russland, Nord-Korea og Iran har vært katalysatorer for tettere militær integrasjon mellom stater i flere verdensdeler som ... -
Most People Are Not Radicalized
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Enabling Environments
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Tåler Russland å krige til Putin når sine mål?
(Others, 2025)Denne korte teksten drøfter forskjellige typer faktorer som kan påvirke Russland evne til å fortsette krigen i Ukraina. Fokuset er på opinionen i Russland og økonomiske begrensninger som kan påvirke regimets beslutning om ... -
Respons - Norsk utenrikspolitikk for en ny tid. Sluttrapport.
(NUPI Responsrapport;9/2021, Research report, 2024)I 2023 og 2024 arrangerte UD, i samarbeid med lokale aktører, til sammen sju konferanser i RESPONS-serien. Åpningskonferansen fant sted i Oslo i mars 2023, med NUPI som arrangør. Deretter fulgte et møte med NATOs ... -
Polish-Norwegian Perceptions and Interactions
(NORPOLFACTOR WP;, Research report, 2024)This working paper which is one of deliverables of the NORPOLFACTOR project maps mutual perceptions of Poland in Norway and Norway in Poland, the basic ideas informing their approaches to security-related challenges caused ... -
Poland and Norway in their regional strategic contexts
(NORPOLFACTOR WP;3, Research report, 2024)This working paper examines the role of regional cooperation in shaping Polish and Norwegian foreign and security policy. The focus is on the role of regional cooperation frameworks in this context, including the Weimar ... -
The Russian factor in Norwegian and Polish security policies
(NORPOLFACTOR WP;2, Research report, 2024)This text presents the role Russia has been playing in the formulation and implementation of the Norwegian and Polish security policy both in a longer historical perspective, but also in current context of the war in Ukraine. -
A year of War–National Attitudes in Romania and Norway
(FLANKS 2 Policy Brief;, Research report, 2023)This text presents a comparative examination of the results of the two public opinion polls conducted in Romania and Norway in Spring 2023 with focus on national perceptions of various aspects of security in the context ...