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Geir Flikke

 
 
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Geir Flikke [Senior Researcher]

Geir Flikke
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[2010-04-16]
Member of Advisory Board of Defence and Strategy [link]
[2010-01-01]
Institute of U.S National Security Policymaking, University of Delaware. Jan-Feb 2010 [link]
Current research

Working on the project The Shifting Geopolitics of the Black Sea Region, and the ongoing project Engaging Ukraine: Democracy support and civic competence. Also involved in a project in cooperation with Slovak Foreign Policy Assosciation (SFPA) on the border regions between Slovakia and Ukraine. In January and February 2010 he participated in a course on the US foreign and security policy at the University of Delaware. He will be engaged in developing research projects on the US relations to the northern part of Europe and Russia.
Geir Flikke holds a position as Professor II at the High North Center for Business and Governance in Bodø, Norway.

Member of Advisory Board of the Czech journal Defence and Strategy.

Formal education
[2006]
Dr.Art, University of Oslo. Thesis: The Failure of a Movement: The Rise and Decline of Democratic Russia 1989-1992.
[1993]
Cand. philol. University of Oslo
Professional experience
[2010]
Senior Researcher, NUPI
[2006-2010]
Assistant director (acting director june-september 2007), NUPI
[2002-2006]
Research fellow, NUPI
[1999-2000]
Political Advicor, Parlamentary group, The Conservative Party
 

Publications [vis kronologisk]

Articles (in books and journals)
  • Flikke, Geir , Stina Torjesen (2009). EU og NATO: Utvidelse og naboskapspolitikk som sikkerhetspolitisk instrument,

    i Rieker, Pernille og Walter Emanuel Carlsnæs [red.] Nye utfordringer for europeisk sikkerhetspolitikk. Aktører, instrumenter og operasjoner

    . Oslo, Universitetsforlaget.p. 109-122. Dette kapittelet ser på nedslagsfeltet for EUs og NATOs virkemidler i landene mellom EU og Russland, med særlig vekt på Ukraina og de sydkaukasiske landene.
  • Flikke, Geir (2008). Pacts, Parties and Elite Struggle: Ukraine’s Troubled Post-Orange Transition,

    in Europe-Asia Studies, vol. 60, no. 3,

    . London,Routledge.p. 375 – 396. This article resuscitates some of the theoretical arguments of transition studies to shed light on the complex institutional and political developments in post-Orange Ukraine (2004 – 2007).
  • Flikke, Geir (2006). Beyond the Orange Revolution: Transitions and Factors for Consolidation,

    in Geir Flikke and Sergiy Kisselyov, eds., Beyond Recognition? Ukraine and Europe after the Orange Revolution

    . Oslo,NUPI.p. 9-21.
  • Flikke, Geir (2005). Issues in the Far North,

    in Olav F. Knudsen, ed., Advancing cooperation between Northern Europe and the United States , Conference Papers, no. 33

    . Stockholm,Utrikspolitiska Insitutet.p. 49-52.
  • Flikke, Geir (2005). Med supermaktsdialogen friskt i minne,

    in John K. Skogan, ed., Hva når USA og Europa?

    . Oslo,Gyldendal Akademisk.p. 51-67.
  • Wilhelmsen, Julie , (2005). Evidence of Russia's Bush Doctrine in the CIS,

    in European Security, vol. 14, no. 3

    . London,Routledge.p. 387-417 . The article discusses the emergence of a Russian version of the Bush doctrine in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and Russian officials' conceptual stretching of the strategic culture embodied in the National Security Concept (NSC) and the Military Doctrine (MD) from 2000 onwards.
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