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10.05.12Forskeren i forskningsprosessen

Forskeren i forskningsprosessen

I en fersk metodebok stiller Iver B. Neumann og Cecilie B. Neumann spørsmålet "Hvordan bli en god forsker?" og svarer med konkrete råd om hvordan forskeren bør forholde seg til sin egen rolle i jakten på kunnskap.

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04.05.12Global helse: en ny stjerne på den institusjonelle himmelen

Global helse: en ny stjerne på den institusjonelle himmelen

Global helse har som felt fått en langt høyere status i utenrikspolitikken enn før. Tidsskriftet Internasjonal Politikk kommer i disse dager ut med en temadel om global helse.

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10.04.12Alternativer til sjørøveri

Familie og imamer kan bidra til at somaliske pirater legger opp, viser ny forskningsrapport.

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The Department of International Politics does research on international and global politics, governance, European politics and the implications of Norwegian foreign, security and defense policy.

Our core research topics and geographical areas include:

  • Globalisation and global governance
  • International security and trans-Atlantic relations
  • European integration
  • Peace and diplomacy
  • Military power, piracy, disarmament / non-proliferation of nuclear weapons
  • International terrorism and radicalisation
  • Europe, USA, the Middle East
  • IR-theory and methodology

The department seeks to combine basic research with applied research through long-term programmes (e.g. EUPERFORM, 2010-2014; Manning the State, 2011-2013 and Hegemony and World Order, 2002-2008) and more policy-relevant research projects. The research on global governance is organised in a Centre for Global Governance within the department.

The department has developed a comprehensive network of international and national partners that take part in current projects, i.a. through AGORA, Consortium for Research on International Crime and Terrorism and GR:EEN.  Participation at international research conferences such as ISA and ECPR is highly prioritised by our researchers.

As a means to partake in the public debate about Norwegian foreign policy and give our research practical relevance, the department organises seminars based on projects and publications, among them a seminar series on EUPERFORM. Our research dissemination activities also include article publication in refereed journals, mainstream media and  popular science publications.


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Early Modern International Relations (EMIR) 2012-

This project examines the early modern roots of the international system, and how it evolved over time, asking how new are the "new" trends in global governance? More


Slums, states and citizens: Policing, welfare services and political participation among the urban poor in New Delhi, Nairobi and Durban 2011-2014

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Manning the State: The Danish Empire, Its Norwegian Civil Servants and the Making of the 1814 Constitution 2011-2013

The project aims at studying the change from empire to suzerainty to open to social scientific research Norwegian 18th century history; the place of Norway in the Danish composite state and Norwegian foreign policy making in the 19th century. More

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Towards NATO á la carte? NATOs Adaption to New Tasks and Changing Relations in a Multipolar World 2010-

This project examines whether NATO is about to become a security organization à la carte, engaging in security tasks on a case-by-case basis and alternately serving the interests of different member states, constellations and external partners. More


The Shifting Geopolitics of the Black Sea Region: Actors, Drivers and Challenges 2010-2011

The Black Sea Region stands out as a region where realpolitik once more has come to the fore. This project maps drivers that currently affect the shifting geopolitics of the Black Sea region. More


Global Trends 2009-2010

This project examines global trends and their implications for Norwegian foreign and development policy. More

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