Foreign policy
DIIS researches the relation between states, international relations and cooperation. The focus is on the differences between the foreign policies of small states and superpowers, how politicians are guided by the foreign policies of the past, and the EU's foreign policy and diplomacy in international organisations.
Research and activites
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Journal Article2023responding to Russia’s growing influence in AfricaKatja Lindskov Jacobsen & Karen Philippa Larsen
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DIIS Report2022Early lessons from the EU’s geoeconomic response to Russia’s invasion of UkraineKim B. Olsen
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Report2022Lessons from Eastern DRCJudith Verweijen, Peer Schouten & Fergus Simpson
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Working papers etc.2022Rasmus Hundsbæk Pedersen
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Journal Article2022The economic case for Germany cozying up to China is surprisingly weakLuke Patey
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DIIS Report2022Transition within geopolitical constraintsVeronika Slakaityte, Izabela Surwillo & Trine Villumsen Berling
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Journal Article2022competing visions of technopolitical ordersTrine Villumsen Berling, Izabela Surwillo & Veronika Slakaityte
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Journal Article2022The Productive power and limitations of humourous practices in an age of entertainment politicsHelle Malmvig
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Book Chapter2022Structural Variations of the US-China Great Power RivalryAndreas Bøje Forsby
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Chapter2022Rens van Munster & Casper Sylvest
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Book Chapter2022Freedom of Manoeuvre is the Missing LinkHans Mouritzen
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Book Chapter2022Between Low-Voiced Scepticism and Outspoken OppositionJakob Linnet Schmidt
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Journal Article2022Can Ericsson survive after being shut out of China? When it comes to 5G, a post-China future may not be as bleak as imagined.Luke Patey
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Journal Article2022Mona Kanwal Sheikh
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Book Chapter2022Hans Mouritzen
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DIIS Working Paper2022How much, what, how and why?Patrik Andersson & Per Kalvig
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DIIS Working Paper2022Lizaveta Dubinka-Huscha
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Book Chapter2022Are Danish efforts fit for purpose?Jessica Larsen
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DIIS Book2022Kristian Fischer & Hans Mouritzen
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Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright licenseWeb Article2022Ida Marie Savio Vammen, Signe Marie Cold-Ravnkilde & Hans Lucht
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DIIS Report2022Unpacking 'new climate wars'Signe Marie Cold-Ravnkilde & Boubacar Ba
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DIIS Report2022Trafficking, sex work and reproductive health among West African migrant womenSine Plambech, Ahlam Chemlali & Maria Chiara Cerio
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Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright licenseReport2022Can Europe stay ahead in green and 5G technologies?Luke Patey
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DIIS Working Paper2022Mona Kanwal Sheikh
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Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license
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DIIS Policy Brief2022Marie Ladekjær Gravesen & Evans Muriu
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Brief2022Trans-European Reflections on the EU’s Response to Russia’s war in UkraineKrševan Antun Dujmović, Marco Siddi, Izabela Surwillo, Veronika Slakaityte, Ádám Kerényi, Tinatin Akhvlediani, Artur Gruszczak, Kristi Raik, Mihai Sebe, Eliza Vaş, Irakli Sirbiladze, Jim Cloos & Mariam Khotenashvili
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Photo/illustration by Cecilie Castor von SprekcelsenDIIS Policy Brief2022War in Ukraine will have high costs for the European energy sectorIzabela Surwillo & Veronika Slakaityte
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Photo/illustration by Alisdare Hickson/Flickr.com copyright license
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Photo/illustration by Kancelaria Premiera copyright licenseDIIS Policy Brief2022Surveillance technology and physical barriers secure EU’s Eastern borderIzabela Surwillo & Veronika Slakaityte
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DIIS Policy Brief2021Back to megaphone diplomacy?Andreas Bøje Forsby
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DIIS Policy Brief2021The UN should not accept member states’ using the women, peace and security agenda as gender-washingMarie Kolling
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DIIS Policy Brief2021Green energy technologies hold geopolitical promiseTrine Villumsen Berling & Izabela Surwillo
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Photo/illustration by Cecilie Castor von SpreckelsenDIIS Policy Brief2021Dirty global supply chainsPeer Schouten
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DIIS Policy Brief2021Understanding Beijing’s evolving statecraftLuke Patey
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DIIS Policy Brief2021New opportunities for Denmark's global climate policyJakob Dreyer & Jessica Larsen
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Photo/illustration by Mark Gry ChristiansenDIIS Policy Brief2021– but it needs anchoring to be sustainableSara Olsvig & Ulrik Pram Gad
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Brief2021Erik Lundsgaarde, Kevin Adams, Kendra Dupuy, Adis Dzebo, Adam Moe Fejerskov, Mikkel Funder, Zoha Shawoo & Jakob Skovgaard
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Photo/illustration by Eduardo Soteras/AFP/Ritzau ScanpixDIIS Policy Brief2021A ‘Geopolitical’ European Union should encourage cooperation in the Red Sea regionFabrizio Tassinari & Mehari Taddele Maru
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DIIS Policy Brief2021Trine Villumsen Berling, Peer Schouten & Izabela Surwillo
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Photo/illustration by Zabi Karimi/AP/Ritzau ScanpixInterview2021What they sayMona Kanwal Sheikh & Amina Khan
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Photo/illustration by Rasmus FlyDIIS Q&A2021When jihadist groups declare allegianceDino Krause & Anne Blaabjerg Nielsen
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DIIS Policy Brief2021Creating a more effective security sector in Iraq requires increased inclusivenessMaria-Louise Clausen & Ekatherina Zhukova
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DIIS Policy Brief2021What can be learned from the Danish Nord Stream and Baltic Pipe negotiations?Trine Villumsen Berling
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Policy Brief2021Competing with China on 5G and future technologiesLuke Patey
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DIIS Policy Brief2021International Law on cyber and information operations in RussianAsbjørn Thranov & Flemming Splidsboel Hansen
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DIIS Policy Brief2021Maria-Louise Clausen
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Policy brief2021Evija Djatkoviča, Arve Hansen, Gudbjörg Rikey Thoroddsen Hauksdottir, Lizaveta Dubinka-Huscha, Kalle Kniivilä, Hans Mouritzen, Audur Örlygsdottir, Kristiina Silvan, Inderk Tarand & Ramunas Vilpišauskas