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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Agenda?
China has re-engaged on a large scale on the African continent in recent years.
Post-Conflict Transitions: Political Institutions, Development And a Domestic Civil Peace (PIDDCP)
This second workshop on the topic is organized jointly by the CSCW, the World Bank and the Centre for the Study of African Economies (CSAE), Oxford University.
A Gender Perspective on Post-Conflict Settlements in Africa
The PRIO Gender Team has the pleasure of inviting you to a seminar with Prof Sheila Meintjes, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
A New Chapter in the Syrian War: The Shifting Agendas of Turkey and Russia
MidEast Breakfast with Pavel Baev & Pinar Tank
Clionadh Raleigh Receives Her Second Major ERC Grant
She has received an ERC Consolidator grant for the project VERSUS - Violence, Elites and Resilience in States under Stress, which will start up later this year.
Weaponomics – the Economics of Small Arms
Counter-Drone Systems: Implications for Norway in an EU and NATO context
Poison Pill or Cure-All: Drones and the Protection of Civilians
Book chapter in The Good Drone. London: Ashgate
How an African Outpost is Filled with Chinese Shops
Conference paper
Exploiting State Weakness: Insurgent Mobilization ‘On the Cheap’ in Nepal
Conference paper
Cheap Signals with Costly Consequences: The Effect of Interstate Relations on Civil War
Journal article in Journal of Conflict Resolution
Of Pills and Politics: Contraceptives and Women in Assam
Journal article in Social Change and Development
Weaponomics: The Economics of Small Arms
Master thesis
The Arms Fixers. Controlling the Brokers and Shipping Agents
NISAT/PRIO/BASIC Report
Russia Counts its Blessings in the Global Financial Crisis
Popular article in Eurasia Daily Monitor
Russia Insists on Treating Sevastopol as an Open Question
Popular article in Eurasia Daily Monitor
Miljøbillioner må bevilges
Popular article in Morgenbladet
Maidan stands against Putin's plan to buy Ukraine on the cheap
Popular article in Eurasia Daily Monitor
Nobel Peace Prize to Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad
The choice to award the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize to Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad is both timely and wise. The two Nobel laureates embody different dimensions of conflict-related sexual violence. Further, the prize comes at a time when we mark the o...
Totalitarianism Closing in on China
The only drama in the “two sessions” jamboree in Beijing this spring is that there was no drama at all. Each year the Chinese political élite, 5000 men and a few women strong, congregate in the capital for a week of meetings of the legislature, th...
Is China helping Trump, or is Trump helping China?
When Chinese president Xi Jinping met US president Donald Trump in Florida on 6–7 April, Xi convinced his host that it is not easy to exert influence on North Korea, but apparently promised to help the United States to the best of his ability. In ...
A Tourist in Search of the Real Cuba
After traveling in Cuba for two weeks, I sit down to reflect: What is Cuba? A socialist laboratory for Che Guevara’s ‘New Man’? A vast outdoor museum of Spanish colonial architecture? An extraordinary collection of sixty-year old American gas-guzz...
Sleepless in the Age of Trump
What we know about how great power wars start should make us terrified of President Trump. I don’t sleep at night, because of Donald Trump. This is unusual. I wasn’t kept awake at night by George W. Bush or Bill Clinton. Nor do I lose sleep over h...
A Predicted Tragedy
The last time that the Palestinians staged a collective uprising in anger and frustration was in 2000. Why is there a new wave of violence now? The Palestinians have been betrayed by everyone: by their own leaders, by Israel, and by the internatio...
Greece’s Russian Fantasy; Russia’s European Delusion
The striking outcome of this Sunday’s Greek referendum is that the collective attitude departed so decisively from common sense. The question on the ballot was convoluted, but the voters were well-informed about the EU’s demands. Having spent a we...
Peace for the Next Generation
The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to two people, from two countries with shared challenges. But the award raises questions: Does India have the will to abolish child labour? And can Malala Yousafzai influence Pakistani women and girl’s rights...
Refugees are a Shared Responsibility
A record number of refugees have arrived by boat in southern Europe this summer. Norway should voice its support for a common European solution to the issue of boat migrants crossing the Mediterranean. Last year this would have been front-page new...
Moscow Pulls a Diplomatic Pause as the War in Ukraine Rages
The most dramatic turn in the protracted Ukrainian calamity last week was the decision of President Petro Poroshenko to end the ceasefire and resume the offensive against separatists in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Poroshenko had every reason ...
The British are Impatient to End Sexual Violence in Conflict
A Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict is taking place in London on 10-13 June. World leaders are meeting to discuss ways of combating the use of sexual violence in conflict and of improving efforts to bring perpetrators to justice. Th...
Renewable Energy, Renewable Conflicts? How a Lithium Rush in Zimbabwe Is Raising Tensions
In October 2022, lithium prices reached an all-time high. Lithium is an essential component for electric vehicle batteries, and with the current high ambitions in electrification of transport, demand for the mineral has been rapidly increasing, hi...
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