Nasiffik - centre for foreign & security policy
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The purpose of establishing a locally based research centre on Arctic foreign and security policy is to collect, analyse and disseminate knowledge on, among other things, Greenlandic foreign policy as well as diplomacy and low tension in the Arctic. This will be done against the backdrop of changing geopolitical dynamics and climate change.
Nasiffik (observation post) wants to be a significant and active player in research in the field of foreign and security policy. Through local anchoring and cooperation with foreign actors, the vision is to develop analytically based and/or solution-focused knowledge and to share knowledge with different target groups locally and internationally.
Climate resilience and the Cook Islands' relationship of free association with Aotearoa / New Zealand
Greenland obviously has its own defense policy - but it needs anchoring to be sustainable
Nasiffik - Center for Foreign & Security Policy at Ilisimatusarfik has just published the second survey on Greenlandic attitudes towards foreign and security policy issues.
Report prepared in collaboration between Nasiffik at Ilisimatusarfik - University of Greenland, Digital Infrastructure Think Tank, Analyse & Tal and Common Consultancy
Rapport from NAASW (workshop in Nuuk arranged by Nasiffik, Ted Stevens Center and NAASDN)
Wednesday the 24th of May, Nasiffik, in collaboration with the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS), invited for a seminar in Pikialaarfik about "Free Association" and how Pacific, Caribbean, and North Atlantic experiences with the model are relevant for Greenland.
Jeppe Strandsbjerg has written a report on mapping and sovereignty in Greenland
Greenland obviously has its own defense policy - but it needs anchoring to be sustainable
The book "Sikkerhedspolitik i Arktis og Nordatlanten" ("Security Policy in the Arctic and North Atlantic") by Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen (editor) and Camilla Tenna Nørup Sørensen (editor) has almost just been published
Nasiffik - centre for foreign & security policy invites to a public lecture with visiting scholar Marc Lanteigne
Come and hear some of the Danish Kingdom's keenest observers of Arctic geopolitics debate different angles such as Greenlandic (foreign) policy, Arctic security policy and climate and security of supply
The 21st and 22nd of April 2023, Nasiffik hosted the North American Arctic Security Workshop #1 (NAASW) in collaboration with the North American and Arctic Defense and Security Network (NAADSN) and the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies (TSC).
A few decades ago, Greenland's representatives had to fly to Copenhagen if they wanted to engage with the outside world - now Nuuk is a diplomatic scene
What does the super powers' competition and growing military presence in the Arctic mean for Greenland and the Danish Realm? (16.03.2022)
In mid-October 2018, we gathered diplomats, researchers etc. for a two-days conference to discuss Greenland-EU relations from the 1970s to the present
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