Norwegian Institute of International Affairs

Recent papers from Norwegian Institute of International Affairs

1. Localisation or ‘Governing at a Distance’? A Qualitative Study of the Barriers to Localisation in Norwegian-Ugandan Aid ChainsForum for Development Studies · 2026
2. Phasing Out Coal Power Through Cross‐Border Renewable Energy Trade in the Asia‐PacificSustainable Development · 2026
3. Under the Surface: Subsea Infrastructure and Everyday Geoeconomics in the European UnionJCMS Journal of Common Market Studies · 2026
4. The Battle for Russia’s Rebirth: Interpreting Pro-War Critical Patriotism and Imperial-Nationalism on TelegramNationalities Papers · 2026
5. Sex workers, wives, soldiers, and spies: Representations of Russians in Norwegian media 1992–2023Media War & Conflict · 2026
6. How Equitable and Inclusive? Comparing High-Speed Railway Projects in Indonesia and ThailandJournal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs · 2026
7. Sustainable nitrogen-doped graphene synthetized from waterborne toxic dye pollutants in nanolayered silicateThe European Physical Journal Special Topics · 2026
8. Sustainable energy transition for BIMP regional power grid with technology ranking and optimal mixApplied Energy · 2026
9. Modeling and Simulating Complex Conflict Management Using Reaction NetworksEntropy · 2026
10. Introduction: football as a source of cultural belonging and transformations in the Middle East and North AfricaSoccer and Society · 2026
11. The Political Effects of China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Context, Competition, and Infrastructure PoliticsGlobal Studies Quarterly · 2026
12. Intersections of football, politics and religion in Saudi ArabiaSoccer and Society · 2026
13. The Status of Culture and the Culture of Status in International RelationsPerspectives on Politics · 2026
14. As open as possible? Comparing Scandinavian approaches to research securityScience and Public Policy · 2026
15. Sport and war: from the Global South perspective (special issue)Sport in Society · 2026
16. Litigating the limits: preliminary objections and State strategy in ISDSJournal of International Economic Law · 2026
17. Operationalising uncertainty: the automation of threat knowledge and situational awarenessSecurity Dialogue · 2026
18. “Ambassador, you’re really spoiling us!” Diplomatic gifts and profligate autocratsThe Review of International Organizations · 2026
19. Explaining Indonesia's failed energy transition: Mapping power and support for decarbonization among government institutions and actorsEnergy Research & Social Science · 2026
20. The sword is a mighty pen: changing concepts of treason and the state beyond Hobbesian origin mythsEuropean Journal of International Relations · 2026