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Livestreaming

Somali diaspora humanitarianism in complex crises

DIIS Auditorium

When disaster strike, diaspora groups are often first responders and remain engaged during lengthy and complex crises. Join this roundtable where we discuss practices, possibilities and pitfalls
Photo/illustration by Morten L. Kringelbach

Weaving narratives: Autoethnographic migration research in the making

DIIS Auditorium

Autoetnography is emerging as a trend in current research. Come and reflect on the different ways to use personal experience and positionality with four migration scholars
Photo/illustration by Norwegian Mission to the UN, Norway UN (New York), UN Photo/Mark Garten/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, copyright license

Livestreaming

A conflict-prone UN Security Council?

DIIS, Auditorium

How small states can navigate the UNSC in the new era of great power rivalry
Photo/illustration by Shutterstock

Webinar

AUKUS: The history, ideas and implications of the US-UK-Australia security pact

Eight months and a Russian war in Ukraine later, AUKUS remains a gamechanger – but how? What is it, who created it – and why? Join us for this webinar where expert Srdjan Vucetic offers his unique thoughts on the security pact and its future implications
DIIS Working Paper

2020

Brexit revives territorial debates that go beyond the UK withdrawal from the EU

Secession in Scotland, the Spanish annexation of Gibraltar and the reunification of Ireland gain momentum thanks to Brexit
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Forskningsprojekt

9 August 2018

Freedom and slavery in a contemporary world

DIIS researcher part of new European research project
DIIS Report

2017

EU27 move towards an EU ‘Defence Union’

New Report on European security and defence cooperation after Brexit
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Podcast

2016

Renationalisation: the EU poison that could serve as antidote

Fabrizio Tassinari on Brexit and the renationalisation of European policy-making
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Interview

20 June 2016

The day after: scenarios and regrets after the Brexit referendum

How Brexit or Bremain will affect Britain and its role in Europe
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Scorecard

18 February 2016

Is the UK in or out?

How EU member states respond to Britains reform agenda
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

5 November 2015

Forskernetværk: Storbritannien bør kritisere repression i Egypten

Rasmus Alenius Boserup er medunderskriver på åbent brev til David Cameron
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Resultater

11 September 2015

Will Cameron succeed in renegotiating British EU membership?

DIIS contributes to report on Britain in the EU
DIIS Report

2014

Governing Uranium in the United Kingdom

Country Report released
Book

2011

Reconstructing Security After Conflict in Sierra Leone

Process and consequences
DIIS Report

2009

Integrated national approaches to international operations

The case of Denmark, UK, and the Netherlands
Working papers etc.

2008

Is there a market for peace? Global halal networks as strategic metaphors

New DIIS Working Paper discusses how global halal networks are organised and exported
DIIS Working Paper

2007

The economic impact of a ban on imports of air freighted organic products to the UK
DIIS Working Paper

2004

Danish and British Popular Euroscepticism Compared:

A Sceptical Assessment of the Concept

DIIS Working Paper

2020

The Sovereignty paradox

Brexit's territorial consequences for Gibraltar, Scotland and Nothern Ireland

Jaume Castan Pinos & Jeremy Sacramento

Download (pdf, 448 KB)
DIIS Report

2017

The EU’s Common Security and Defence Policy after Brexit

Forged in Crisis

Christine Nissen

Download (pdf, 3.8 MB)
DIIS Report

2014

Governing uranium in the United Kingdom

Molly Berkemeier, Wyn Q. Bowen, Christopher Hobbs, Matthew Moran & Cindy Vestergaard

Download (pdf, 379.5 KB)
Journal Article

2014

State-building through security sector reform

the UK intervention in Sierra Leone

Peter Albrecht & Paul Jackson

Peacebuilding, 2

Read publication (external link)
Book

2011

Reconstructing security after conflict

security sector reform in Sierra Leone

Paul Jackson & Peter Albrecht
Journal Article

2010

Negotiating respectable masculinity

gender and recognition in the Somali Diaspora

Nauja Kleist

African Diaspora, 3

Read publication (external link)
DIIS Report

2009

Integrated national approaches to international operations

the cases of Denmark, UK, and the Netherlands

Finn Stepputat

Download (pdf, 674.2 KB)
Working papers etc.

2008

'Cast the net wider'

how a vision of global halal markets is overcoming network envy

Johan Fischer

Download (pdf, 559.8 KB)
DIIS Working Paper

2007

The economic impact of a ban on imports of air freighted organic products to the UK

Peter Gibbon

Download (pdf, 497.5 KB)
DIIS Working Paper

2004

Danish and British popular euroscepticism compared

a sceptical assessment of the concept

Download (pdf, 232.2 KB)

Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

DIIS Longread

2019

Could Brexit revive a British union beyond the seas?

Read publication (external link)
DIIS Policy Brief

2007

Forebyggelse af radikalisering og ekstremisme

canadiske, britiske og hollandske erfaringer

Sofie Schrøder & Kasper Ege

Download (pdf, 166.9 KB)

Livestreaming

Somali diaspora humanitarianism in complex crises

DIIS Auditorium

When disaster strike, diaspora groups are often first responders and remain engaged during lengthy and complex crises. Join this roundtable where we discuss practices, possibilities and pitfalls
Photo/illustration by Morten L. Kringelbach

Weaving narratives: Autoethnographic migration research in the making

DIIS Auditorium

Autoetnography is emerging as a trend in current research. Come and reflect on the different ways to use personal experience and positionality with four migration scholars
Photo/illustration by Norwegian Mission to the UN, Norway UN (New York), UN Photo/Mark Garten/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, copyright license

Livestreaming

A conflict-prone UN Security Council?

DIIS, Auditorium

How small states can navigate the UNSC in the new era of great power rivalry
Photo/illustration by Shutterstock

Webinar

AUKUS: The history, ideas and implications of the US-UK-Australia security pact

Eight months and a Russian war in Ukraine later, AUKUS remains a gamechanger – but how? What is it, who created it – and why? Join us for this webinar where expert Srdjan Vucetic offers his unique thoughts on the security pact and its future implications
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Forskningsprojekt

9 August 2018

Freedom and slavery in a contemporary world

DIIS researcher part of new European research project
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Interview

20 June 2016

The day after: scenarios and regrets after the Brexit referendum

How Brexit or Bremain will affect Britain and its role in Europe
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Scorecard

18 February 2016

Is the UK in or out?

How EU member states respond to Britains reform agenda
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

5 November 2015

Forskernetværk: Storbritannien bør kritisere repression i Egypten

Rasmus Alenius Boserup er medunderskriver på åbent brev til David Cameron
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Resultater

11 September 2015

Will Cameron succeed in renegotiating British EU membership?

DIIS contributes to report on Britain in the EU

Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Podcast

2016

Renationalisation: the EU poison that could serve as antidote

Fabrizio Tassinari on Brexit and the renationalisation of European policy-making

United Kingdom

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