Erik Beukel

Dr. scient. pol.
Emeritus Researcher, research unit on Defence and security
T: +45 3269 8786, E: , F: +45 3269 8600

Expertise

China in international relations, especially relations to other countries in Asia and the US; the significance of China’s domestic development for the country’s foreign relations; regional conflicts in Asia and the interplay between economics and security; American foreign policy and the interplay between foreign challenges and the American political system; the Cold War.

Selected projects and programmes

Nationalism and Foreign Policy in the Rising China

Selected publications

Erik Beukel: Hvad var det dog der skete? Et Essay om baggrunden for Berlinmurens fald, Working Paper 2002/6, DUPI, 2002.

Erik Beukel: Trade Liberalization and Environmental Regulations: Regional Interests and Ideas in Europe and North America, Kenneth P. Thomas and Mary Ann Tétreault (eds.), Racing to Regionalize. Democracy, Capitalism, and Regional Political Economy, International Political Economy Yearbook, Vol. 11, 1999, p. 113-39.

Erik Beukel: Multilateralism vs. Unilateralism: The International Political Economy of the Trade/Environment Nexus, Institute of International Relations. The University of British Columbia, Working Paper no. 22, June 1998.

Erik Beukel: Ozonhul og drivhuseffekt. Global miljøbeskyttelse som kollektivt gode i international politik, Odense Universitetsforlag, 1994.

Erik Beukel: American Perceptions of the Soviet Union as a Nuclear Adversary. From Kennedy to Bush, Pinter Publishers, London and New York, 1989.

Selected commissioned work

Erik Beukel: Danmark Under Den Kolde Krig, bd. 1-4, Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier, 2005.

Selected research related activities

Member of Nordic Committee on International Relations, incl. Peace and Conflict Research, 1979-90

Member of the Danish Commission on Security and Disarmament (SNU), 1981-93

Member of various judging committees

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