The politics of great and emerging powers
New powers stake their claim in global politics. Will they preserve global order, work towards modifications that better suit their norms and values - or reject it altogether? Domestic politics of established and rising powers also provides important clues to what takes place in the global arena.
Research and activites
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DIIS Report2024The limits of power in Erdogan's TurkeyJakob Lindgaard
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DIIS Report2024Safeguarding Europe's energy infrastructureVeronika Slakaityte & Izabela Surwillo
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Photo/illustration by Cecilie CastorArticle2024Andreas Bøje Forsby
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Photo/illustration by Cecilie CastorDIIS Report2024How the Nordics approach TaiwanAndreas Bøje Forsby
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Book2024(De)securitization dynamics under climatic thaw and geopolitical freezeMarc Jacobsen, Ole Wæver & Ulrik Pram Gad
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Photo/illustration by U.S. Department of Energy from United States, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsBook Chapter2023divergent national paths towards a common green futureIzabela Surwillo & Veronika Slakaityte
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Photo/illustration by Shutterstock/BeeBrightJournal Article2023Pushback to President Biden's executive order on outbound investment has been swift from all sidesLuke Patey
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DIIS Report2023How the competition for intelligence challenges international lawAsbjørn Thranov
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Photo/illustration by Capt. Mikel Arcovitch/The National Guard/Flickr copyright licenseJournal Article2023The writing of an Arctic chapter in the US autobiographyLin Alexandra Mortensgaard
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Journal Article2023Cold War visions for democratic unityRasmus Sinding Søndergaard
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Photo/illustration by Chad J. McNeeley/U.S. Secretary of Defence on Flickr copyright license
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Chapter2023Andreas Bøje Forsby
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Book Chapter2023Lars Erslev Andersen & Yahia H. Zoubir
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DIIS Report2023Andreas Bøje Forsby
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Book Chapter2023Izabela Surwillo
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Journal Article2023responding to Russia’s growing influence in AfricaKatja Lindskov Jacobsen & Karen Philippa Larsen
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Journal Article2022The economic case for Germany cozying up to China is surprisingly weakLuke Patey
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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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Book Chapter2022Freedom of Manoeuvre is the Missing LinkHans Mouritzen
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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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DIIS Working Paper2022How much, what, how and why?Patrik Andersson & Per Kalvig
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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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Photo/illustration by GovernmentZA via Flickr.com copyright license
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Photo/illustration by Dragon Claws / Alamy Stock PhotoDIIS Policy Brief2023Douglas Fuller
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DIIS Comment2023Jonathan Berkshire Miller
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DIIS Comment2023Russia’s war brings changes to energy security, food security, and geopolitics across AsiaElizabeth Wishnick
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DIIS Comment2023Rohan Mukherjee
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DIIS Comment2023Japan in the Indo-Pacific after Russia’s invasion of UkraineMichito Tsuruoka
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Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright license
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DIIS Policy Brief2022Russia's role in the UN Security Council - and what It means for the WestElias Götz & Jonas Gejl Kaas
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DIIS Comment2022Manisha Reuter & Frederic Grare
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DIIS Policy Brief2022A forum where China works for a multilateral order in Central AsiaLars Erslev Andersen
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DIIS Policy Brief2022The West needs to catch upYang Jiang
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Brief2022Identifying its triggers and discussing the implications for ScandinaviaAndreas Bøje Forsby & Bjørnar Sverdrup-Thygeson
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Photo/illustration by John Rasmussen, Narsaq FotoDIIS Policy Brief2022But Western needs often drive Chinese involvementPatrik Andersson, Per Kalvig & Ulrik Pram Gad
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Brief2022Trine Villumsen Berling & Izabela Surwillo
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Photo/illustration by Alisdare Hickson/Flickr.com copyright license
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DIIS Policy Brief2021Back to megaphone diplomacy?Andreas Bøje Forsby
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DIIS Policy Brief2021Trine Villumsen Berling, Peer Schouten & Izabela Surwillo
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Policy Brief2021Competing with China on 5G and future technologiesLuke Patey
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Photo/illustration by Andrew Testa/Ate03040grn/Ritzau ScanpixDIIS Policy Brief2021No green future without ChinaPer Kalvig & Hans Lucht
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Photo/illustration by Russian Ministry of Defense copyright licenseDIIS Policy Brief2021what Russia wants in the ArcticFlemming Splidsboel Hansen
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DIIS Policy Brief2020Iranian foreign policy utilizes partnersMaria-Louise Clausen
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DIIS Policy Brief2020Small states can be players in great power competitionLuke Patey
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DIIS Policy Brief2020Not just US soldiers – NATO’s soul is also moving eastVibeke Schou Tjalve
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Photo/illustration by Pexels. Jens Mahnke. copyright licenseDIIS Policy Brief2020Global crisis management in a post-Covid19 worldRichard Gowan & Louise Riis Andersen
Experts
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Photo/illustration by Lynggaardhansenfoto.dk
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Photo/illustration by Lynggaardhansenfoto.dk
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Photo/illustration by Lynggaardhansenfoto.dk