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Russian Counter-Offensive in the International Arena Has Lost Momentum

One of the key goals for 2024 that President Vladimir Putin had apparently set at the end of the second year of the Ukraine war was to execute a sustained foreign policy counter-offensive to reduce Russia’s international isolation to irrelevance. ...

28–29 Mar 2011


Ethics at the Border: The European Internal/External Security Continuum.

Final Conference for the INEX project

Amund Johansen

Project Jan 2005 – Dec 2005


Putin’s Vision and Plans for Modernizing the Russian Military: Counter-Terrorism and Power-Projection

Project Jan 2008 – Dec 2011


Converging and Conflicting Ethical Values in the Internal/External Security Continuum in Europe (INEX)

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Project Mar 2008 – Jun 2008


Promoting Democracy in the Neighbourhood: The European Neighbourhood Policy and Moldova

MA Project in Political Science at the University of Oslo.

Moldova

Book Chapter


Moldova and Transdniester

Book chapter in Conflicts in the OSCE Area

Edited volume


Conflicts in the OSCE Area

Edited volume

Report – External Series


South Eastern Europe SALW Monitor 2005

SEESAC Report

Journal Article


The United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Does It Make a Difference in Human Rights Behavior?

Journal article in Journal of Peace Research

Journal Article


War After Communism: Effects on Political and Economic Reform in the Former Soviet Union and Yugoslavia

Journal article in Journal of Peace Research

Journal Article


Re-examining the 'Colour Revolutions': The Turn of the Tide from Belgrade to Ulan Bator

Journal article in Comparative Social Research

Master Thesis


Promoting Democracy in the Neighborhood: The European Neighborhood Policy and Moldova

Master thesis

Master Thesis


National Identity and Conflict in Estonia and Moldova. A Theoretical and Empirical Re-Cognition of National Identity and Conflict in Post-Soviet Na...

Master thesis

The EU-Turkey Refugee Deal Cost Refugees the Most

Note: On 18 March 2016, the EU and Turkey agreed on a deal to stop refugees from crossing the Mediterranean. At that time, Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert and Pinar Tank warned that the agreement was advantageous for Europe and Turkey but not for the ref...

How Do We Decolonize Peace Research?

This is a guest blog post by a student who attended this year’s Peace Research course at the International Summer School 2018. The imprint of war on my life and on those of other young people living in the Global South is the reason I chose ...

The EU-Turkey Refugee Deal is Costly – Especially for the Refugees

The agreement reflects the EU’s self-interest just as much as Turkey’s, but takes little account of the interests and rights of the refugees. On Friday 18 March, Turkey and the EU concluded a deal designed to put an end to refugees’ use of the sea...

No Escape for Putin from His Lonely and Tight Corner

On October 7, celebrations in Russia for President Vladimir Putin’s 70th birthday were rather muted and distinctly half-hearted. For the big day, Putin opted to stage an informal gathering of six leaders from post-Soviet states — Armenia, Azerbaij...

Staying Rather Than Leaving? Displacement and Conflict-Exposure in Ukraine

The Russian invasion of Ukraine on 24 February has led to rapid and large-scale displacement. What do we know about the dynamics of conflict and mobility in Ukraine, and how does conflict exposure impact people’s decisions to stay or to go? Drawin...

Different Responses to Mobility at Europe’s Borders

In the weeks since Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine significant proportions of Ukraine’s population has gone on the move, the majority of whom are internally displaced. By 29th March 2022, 4 million people had fled Ukraine across borders to nei...

Forced Displacement from Ukraine: Notes on Humanitarian Protection and Durable Solutions

The Russian invasion of Ukraine February 24 2022 marks the start of a new displacement crisis. In a statement on February 24, Filippo Grandi, the High Commissioner for Refugees, emphasized that ‘The humanitarian consequences on civilian population...

India on Russia-Ukraine: History, Pragmatism and the Dilemmas Therein

India’s decision to consistently remain ‘neutral’ when voting on resolutions on the Ukraine crisis in multilateral fora might not come as a surprise to those who follow Indian foreign policy closely and know its history. India’s decision to ...

Which Countries Win (and Lose) When We Add Democracy to the Human Development Index?

The UNDP’s Human Development Index (HDI) is a major achievement. It has focused the world’s attention on the human aspects of development, highlighting and featuring not just economic gains but also schooling and education and life expectancy. In ...

"We need to build bridges": Project Leader Marianne Dahl and GPS Director Torunn L. Tryggestad on the Women, Peace and Security Index

The Women, Peace and Security Index is one of the most comprehensive measures of women’s well-being around the world. This collaboration between PRIO and the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security (GIWPS) goes back to 2016. Funded by t...

The Next Surge of Conflict in the South Caucasus Is Still Preventable

The tragic exodus of the Armenian population from the Nagorno Karabakh region has closed a chapter in the long saga of conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The disappearance of this self-proclaimed republic provides the opportunity to bring th...

Two Wars Set a Triple Test for Western Unity

International attention has shifted its focus from Ukraine to the conflict in Gaza and its potential impact on global governance. The Western front faces challenges in navigating peace efforts in both regions. The war in Ukraine has all but disapp...

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