Peace Capacities Network: Peace Operations, Civilian Capacity and Security Sector Reform in a Changing World Order (PeaceCap )
Peace Capacities Network (PeaceCap) undersøker betydningen fremvoksende stormakter har for fredsoperasjoner, reform av sikkerhetssektoren og for sivile ressurser....
Undermining Hegemony. The US, China, Russia, and International Public Goods
Developments in the last fifteen years have driven renewed interest in hegemonic-stability and power-transition theory. The persistence of US-centered primacy during the 1990s produced new arguments f...
Equinor – NUPI Political and Security Risk Forum
Equinor-NUPI Political and Security Risk Forum er et samarbeid mellom Equnior og NUPI og skal bistå med analyser og styrke Equinors kunnskapsbase innen politisk risiko og sikkerhetstrusseler. ...
Tariff Rate Quotas – Free Trade or Non-Tariff Barriers? The Case of Norwegian Seafood Exports to the EU
Undermining Hegemony? Building a Framework for Goods Substitution
The logics that we have outlined may, indeed, be applicable to a wide array of international actors and organizations that are aspiring to play public goods substitution roles. Likewise, they are applicable to a number of actors seeking alternative access to public goods. For example, supply and demand factors may help explain both the growing pains and potential power of the BRICS and recast debates about the role of alternative lenders in the developing world. Ultimately, our project is an appeal to think more precisely about the components of hegemonic order and the more hidden mechanisms that may contribute to its transformation or, in certain cases, enduring resilience.