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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Security in Practice [61]
NUPI, 2008-2013
Recent Submissions
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Oil Prices and International Conflict: Why Low Oil Revenue May Not Pacify Petrostates
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2024)This article explores how declining oil revenue might shape the amount of international conflict initiated by major oil producers (petrostates). We analyze four potential mechanisms through which variation in oil prices ... -
When do petrostates diversify their exports? Urgency, interests, and policy design in Egypt, Kazakhstan, and Malaysia
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2024)Motivation: The need to diversify their economies is an enduring challenge for fossil fuel-dependent countries, one which will become evermore important as the world seeks to decarbonize. But the conditions under which ... -
When do petrostates diversify their exports? Urgency, interests, and policy design in Egypt, Kazakhstan, and Malaysia
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2024)Motivation: The need to diversify their economies is an enduring challenge for fossil fuel-dependent countries, one which will become evermore important as the world seeks to decarbonize. But the conditions under which ... -
Reinforcing Trust, Evoking Nostalgia and Contrasting China: Japan's Foreign Policy Repertoire and Identity Construction in Myanmar
(Others, 2024)In the immediate aftermath of the military coup in Myanmar in February 2021, Western countries and the EU condemned the coup, imposed targeted sanctions against military leaders and military-owned companies, and redirected ... -
‘Here, I’m a Syrian in Erbil’: Identities and Livelihoods of the Syrian Refugees in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
(Chapter, 2024)This chapter examines the livelihood and identities of the Syrian self-settled refugees living in Erbil city, the capital of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI). Although our case analyses a population of only a few more ... -
Localization and developmentality: Policy pragmatism in pandemic times
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2024)Motivation: Localization is increasingly invoked in debates about how to reform international aid: to improve aid effectiveness and address ethical concerns by turning hierarchical aid relations on their head. This has ... -
Reimagining NATO after Crimea: Defender of the rule-based order and truth?
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Consolidating peace? The inner struggles of Sudan’s transition agreement
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Norway and Romania: Navigating Information Warfare
(Research report, 2024)The study „Norway and Romania: Navigating Information Warfare” explores the use of disinformation, propaganda, and interference to manipulate public discourse amid the Ukraine war. It discusses how these tactics exploit ... -
Polish-Norwegian Perceptions and Interactions
(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 ... -
Norske interesser og multilateralt samarbeid Multimeldingen – fem år etter
(NUPI Report;2024-07, Research report, 2024)Stortingsmeldingen Norges rolle og interesser i multilateralt samarbeid (Meld. St. 27 – 2018-2019) - heretter kalt “Multimeldingen” - har en grundig analyse av multilateralt samarbeid og norske interesser. Den beskriver ... -
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; ... -
Gendering Security Sector Reform through Capacity Building? The MINUSMA Specialized Police Team on Crime Scene Management
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Pragmatism and protest: Russia’s communist party through Covid-19 and beyond
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Utenrikspolitiske holdninger i Norge i 2024: Status quo-folket i en internasjonal brytningstid
(NUPI Report;2024-06, Research report, 2024)Hvordan vurderer nordmenn verdens tilstand? Og hvilken utenrikspolitikk ønsker befolkningen at norske myndigheter skal føre? I denne rapporten presenterer vi funnene fra en opinionsundersøkelse som ble gjennomført av Sentio ... -
A Governance and Risk Inventory for a Changing Arctic : background paper for the Arctic Security Roundtable at the Munich Security Conference 2020
(Report, 2020)Many government officials, military leaders, and political observers have proclaimed the rise of a new, post-Cold War global great power competition between the United States, Russia, and China with myriad implications. ...
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