Canada

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Livestreaming

The importance of archives in decolonisation processes in the North and the role of international law

DIIS Auditorium

Archives have played and continue to play a crucial role in decolonisation processes in the North. And control over archives regarding colonial histories today play key roles in truth and reconciliation processes playing out in the North.
Book

2024

Greenland in Arctic Security - independence, climate change and nuclear missiles

Greenland in Arctic Security delivers a comprehensive overview of how security dynamics unfold in and in relation to Greenland. From great power interests in geostrategic infrastructure to domestic debates centered on promoting and protecting Greenland identity when engaging with the outside world.
Journal Article

2023

Rare earth reshore

Can the European Union overcome its deep reliance on China’s critical minerals supply chain?
DIIS Comment

2023

Canada’s Indo-Pacific tilt
Book

2022

Resilience: How one concept altered the way western societies think about violence and prepare for war
Photo/illustration by ICRC / Yazdi, Pedram

Livestreaming

Loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change

DIIS Auditorium

At this seminar, we assess recent developments in loss and damage policy, research and practice to identify possible ways forward towards COP27 and beyond
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Journal Article

2022

Confronting Coercion

The possibility for collective action against China’s economic coercion seems more likely than ever.
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Article

2021

The limits of China’s economic coercion

How Canada endured Beijing’s trade attack
Brief

2021

Understanding China’s economic coercion

Canada’s trade holds strong in face of Beijing’s coercive diplomacy
Article

2021

China Is an economic bully - and weaker than It looks

The world doesn’t have to put up with Beijing’s attempts at economic coercion.
DIIS Policy Brief

2020

Managing US-China Rivalry in the Arctic

Small states can be players in great power competition
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Article

2020

Ending China’s hostage diplomacy

Democracies can stand together against Beijing’s aggression
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Video

18 June 2018

How to be a ‘responsible member of international society’ in an illiberal world

New research collaboration explores the role of Denmark, Canada and Norway in shaping world order
DIIS Report

2016

Governing Uranium in Canada: the world’s largest all-time uranium producer

Evolving alongside a changing global uranium market
DIIS Report

2011

Melting ice and new sea routes

Arctic security perspectives between potential conflict and fruitful regional cooperation

Book

2024

Greenland in Arctic security

(De)securitization dynamics under climatic thaw and geopolitical freeze

Marc Jacobsen, Ole Wæver & Ulrik Pram Gad

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Journal Article

2023

Rare earth reshore

Can the European Union overcome its deep reliance on China’s critical minerals supply chain?

Luke Patey

The Wire China

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Book

2022

Resilience

Militaries and militarization

Joanna Bourke & Robin May Schott

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Photo/illustration by Lennart Larsen via Wiki Commons copyright license

Journal Article

2022

Confronting Coercion

The possibility for collective action against China’s economic coercion seems more likely than ever.

Luke Patey

The Wire China

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Article

2021

China Is an economic bully - and weaker than It looks

The world doesn’t have to put up with Beijing’s attempts at economic coercion.

Luke Patey

FP Foreign Policy

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DIIS Report

2016

Governing Uranium in Canada

Cindy Vestergaard

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DIIS Report

2011

Perspectives on security in the Arctic area

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DIIS Comment

2023

Canada’s Indo-Pacific tilt

Jonathan Berkshire Miller

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Brief

2021

The Limits of China's Economic Coercion

Luke Patey

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DIIS Policy Brief

2020

Managing US-China Rivalry in the Arctic

Small states can be players in great power competition

Luke Patey

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DIIS Longread

2019

Could Brexit revive a British union beyond the seas?

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DIIS Policy Brief

2007

Forebyggelse af radikalisering og ekstremisme

canadiske, britiske og hollandske erfaringer

Sofie Schrøder & Kasper Ege

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Livestreaming

The importance of archives in decolonisation processes in the North and the role of international law

DIIS Auditorium

Archives have played and continue to play a crucial role in decolonisation processes in the North. And control over archives regarding colonial histories today play key roles in truth and reconciliation processes playing out in the North.
Photo/illustration by ICRC / Yazdi, Pedram

Livestreaming

Loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change

DIIS Auditorium

At this seminar, we assess recent developments in loss and damage policy, research and practice to identify possible ways forward towards COP27 and beyond
Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license

Video

18 June 2018

How to be a ‘responsible member of international society’ in an illiberal world

New research collaboration explores the role of Denmark, Canada and Norway in shaping world order

Photo/illustration by Foto: Edward Stojakovic / Flickr copyright license

Article

2021

The limits of China’s economic coercion

How Canada endured Beijing’s trade attack

Canada

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