Ane Teksum Isbrekken
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Ane Teksum Isbrekken is senior advisor in NUPI's Communications department. She is one of NUPI's press contacts, and produces content for all NUPI channels. In particular, Isbrekken writes articles for NUPI.no and is one of the hosts of NUPI's podcast series Utenrikshospitalet.
Isbrekken has worked for several Norwegian media publications, including Dagbladet and Dagens Næringliv. She holds a bachelors degree in political science and sociology, and a masters degree in journalism.
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Clear all filtersHow Covid-19 affects sustainable energy transitions
Less flying. More biking. More staying at home, also when you are working. A new article by nine renowned energy experts explains how the pandemic may change the global energy landscape.
‘We need to reflect on what “freedom” means to us’
What does freedom mean? In her new book, NUPI Senior Research Fellow Rita Augestad Knudsen examines the use of this concept within international politics.
New meta-review of 204 publications on renewable energy and geopolitics
In their recently published meta-review, Senior Research Fellow Roman Vakulchuk and Research Professor Indra Øverland have systematized and analysed available research in the field.
How the green transition will lead to a more peaceful world
The green transition will undoubtedly affect geopolitics. But how? NUPI researchers have taken a systematic look at 204 publications in the first meta-review on the field of renewable energy and geopolitics.
How do the Nordics position themselves in the new European security landscape?
In a new joint report, researchers from NUPI and research institutes in the Nordics have investigated this.
Free trade agreements increasingly important for Norway
The EEA Agreement is Norway’s most significant free trade agreement by far. However, free trade agreements with other countries are becoming increasingly important, notes NUPI Senior Research Fellow Hege Medin.
Key climate research severely underfunded
Researchers from NUPI and the University of Sussex analysed USD 1.3 trillion of research funding. From 1990 to 2018 only 0.12% of the funding was spent on a critical issue: how to change societies to mitigate climate change.
Drivers of violent extremism: NUPI to coordinate EU-funded project
PREVEX will shed light on how the various drivers of violent extremism operate.
What does China really want in the Middle East?
In a recent article, NUPI research fellow Henrik S. Hiim and Stig Stenslie aim to find an answer.
The green transition: Who will be the geopolitical winners – and losers?
This is the main question behind a new index developed by an international research team led by NUPI’s Indra Øverland.