EU-landene går en ekstrem svær tid i møde med Brexit og reformer af euro-zonen. EU risikerer at gå op i limningen på grund af løsrivelsestendenser og magtkampe mellem kommissionen og regeringer. Der er et eklatant behov for nye demokratiske spilleregler.
Artiklerne i dette års konkurrence skal handle om Danmarks sikkerhed og om de krav, der stilles til en dansk udenrigs- og sikkerhedspolitik i dag og i årene fremover.
[:en]By Lily Salloum Lindegaard and Mikkel Funder A policy brief brought forward by researchers at the Danish Institute for International Studies proposes that relocation due to climate-related dangers (flooding, soil erosion, changing rainfall patterns, etc.) can be a constructive way of helping the poor when well implemented. The brief uses Read more…
[:en]TV-programmet “Uffe og Mogens om verden” er skudt i gang med en fortræffelig snak om den nye verdensorden og magtbalancer i Europa.[:]
Det er igen aktuelt at trække en artikel fra Udenrigs frem i lyset. Her fra temanummeret om Afrika, som udkom i juni 2017. [pdf-embedder url=”https://udenrigspolitik.dk/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Udenrigs_1_2017.1.pdf”]
Asien-rejsen var en publicity-succes for Trump, men han overlod reelt scenen til den nye supermagt Kina og isolerer sig handelsmæssigt. Det bør være et wake-up call for Europa, der bør træde ind på den østasiatiske scene.
[:da]DIIS has released a new paper that provides a timeline on EU-Turkey relations as well as a debate on whether cooperation or conflict is the likely course of their future.[:]
[:en]By Luis Eduardo Guarnizo (UC Davis), Ali R. Chaudhary (Rutgers University), and Ninna Nyberg Sørensen (DIIS) A journal article published on 31 October, 2017, by Ninna Nyberg Sørensen (DIIS), Luis Eduardo Guarnizo (UC Davis), and Ali Chaudhary (Rutgers University) compares and explores the political experiences of Latin American migrants Read more…
[:en]Edited by Sabina Lange, Zoran Nechev and Florian Trauner (Institute for Security Issues) A recently released report by the Institute for Security Studies sheds light on the increased interest on the Western Balkans as the region has the ability to challenge EU stability at its borders. As economic, political, Read more…
[:en]by Mikkel Runge Olesen (DIIS) A recent working paper by Mikkel Runge Olesen, a researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies, explores the relations between Arctic members as well as the potential for either cooperation or conflict. This paper emphasizes that climate change is impacting and potentially hurrying the Read more…