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At COP27 in Egypt one of the most contested issues is how the world's most vulnerable countries should be supported in responding to losses and damage caused by climate change. We have gathered a number of DIIS publications that take a closer look at the latest and most important developments in the debate around loss and damage -
9/11 changed the concept of trauma. DIIS research explores how. -
In Western Europe, energy policy has for decades lived a somewhat secluded life, but with the current energy crisis, energy politics has moved to the top of the most important security and geopolitical topics. Research from DIIS takes a closer look at the significance of the crisis for both security policy and for a sustainable European energy supply -
In collaboration with Harvard University, DIIS is heading a research initiative that develops worldview analysis as a tool to understand and mediate in the world's conflicts. Read the lates research.
Resilience: How one concept changed the psychology of war
War has returned to Europe, but how we understand the psychology of war and its aftermath has changed over the last twenty years. In this book researchers explore how the concept of “resilience” became militarized in the post-9/11 wars and how it has reshaped the way western societies understand and attempt to manage the psychological effects of violence - sometimes with unfortunate consequences.
