‘Danish Foreign Policy Review 2021’ has been published

The volume includes four peer-reviewed scholarly articles analysing different issue-areas of Danish foreign policy.

• The North-South disagreement in the EU in connection with the COVID-19 crisis, in which Denmark was seen as one of the ‘frugal four’. The solution to the crisis points in the direction of deeper European integration.
• Denmark’s leading role internationally in the fight against climate change: which strategies are used to maintain this position? What can go wrong?
• Aid towards the alleviation of poverty: it can hurt democracy and human rights in recipient countries. The case of Tanzania.
• Danish crisis decision-making during 250 years: what lessons can be learnt?

In addition to the scholarly articles, the volume includes fresh articles making status on 2020 by Minister of Foreign Affairs Jeppe Kofod and Minister of Defence Trine Bramsen.

Apart from article abstracts, the volume also includes a bibliography of literature about Danish foreign policy in English published during 2020. Editors are Director Kristian Fischer and Senior Researcher Hans Mouritzen.