Previous events and webinars

This webinar brings together two of Europe’s leading experts on China and technology to discuss the US-China tech race and the consequences for Europe

How to understand security in chaotic times

The dynamics of racialized inclusion and exclusion between and within groups

Book talk on human rights, democracy promotion, and U.S. interventionism in the late Cold War

Presentation of Soner Cagaptay’s new book “A Sultan in Autumn: Erdogan Faces the Uncontainable Forces of Turkey” and a discussion on the mounting challenges to President Erdogan’s rule

What are the main conclusions of the assessment of Danish development co-operation?

Kom til boglancering for seniorforsker Lars Erslev Andersens nye bog og bliv klogere på, hvor Mellemøsten er på vej hen

Migrant life and death along the US/Mexico border

This seminar takes stock of the global jihadi movement 20 years after 9/11. Leading scholars will share their thoughts on the internal debates and divisions within the jihadi movement today.

Exploring the links between climate change adaptation and land rights

China, the United States, the European Union, and India in a changing global order

It matters how the dynamics of West Africa are discussed. Join this webinar to understand why, and hear more about appropriate responses to some of the main challenges that the region is facing.

The third webinar on challenges facing field researchers

This webinar launches the publication “Religion, Conflict and Global Society – A Festschrift Celebrating Mark Juergensmeyer” edited by Mona Kanwal Sheikh and Isak Svensson. Some of the distinguished contributors and Mark Juergensmeyer will address the themes that the book takes up, such as conceptual debates on secularism, cosmic war, and the globalization of Global Studies.

In this webinar we discuss the new political developments and what role the young protesters, the ethnic political parties and the armed groups are playing.

Based on personal experiences Dr. Tamara Last and DIIS Senior Researcher Ninna Nyberg Sørensen discuss the challenges that may affect research and lead to Secondary Traumatic Stress (STS) among researchers

This webinar explores the challenges of conducting research in conflict-ridden situations in the contemporary world

When do energy projects transform from everyday technical matters to security issues? Is energy increasingly becoming a matter of international security dynamics? Join this panel discussion with experts with a specific view to the two gas pipeline projects currently under construction in the Baltic Sea.

Gender, conflict settlement and democratization. Take a look inside the 2021 OSCE catalogue as we open the doors to the world’s largest regional security organization and give you three prominent speakers

A discussion based on the new Policy Brief 'Greenland’s minerals to consolidate China’s rare earth dominance?'

Webinar launch of new report about West African migrants’ use of information en route to Europe

This webinar sets out to discuss the latest developments in Tigray as well as the international community’s options for intervention