Browsing IFS Insights by Document Types "Research report"
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Canada og Norge i nordområdene og NATO
(IFS Insights;3/2016, Research report, 2016)Denne IFS Insighten gir en oversikt over det canadiske perspektivet på sentrale spørsmål innenfor utenriks- og sikkerhetspolitikk og sammenligner med norske syn. -
India as an arms exporter: Changing trends
(IFS Insights;2/2017, Research report, 2017)Although India has been involved in defence exports for a long time, the volume of its exports remains insignificant. Recently, however, the figures have been rising, thus signifying a new trend. -
Initiativplikt i sentraladministrasjonen?
(IFS Insights;3/2017, Research report, 2017)Påhviler det den enkelte i embetsverket en plikt til å ta selvstendige initiativ for å sikre økt effektivitet i staten – også når dette ikke er politisk pålagt? Hvis svaret er tja eller nei: Er det ønskelig å gjøre noe med ... -
North Korea in 2016: A new normal?
(IFS Insights;2/2016, Research report, 2016)This IFS Insight examines the political and strategic ramifications of North Korea’s evolving nuclear and missile programmes. -
Russlands Nato-politikk
(IFS Insights;1, Research report, 2016)Hovedpunkter: Russland og Nato har i dag ingen felles forståelse av hva et stabilt og sikkert Europa innebærer: dette forhindrer konstruktivt samarbeid. Russland vil bruke militære og ikkemilitære virkemidler for å avskrekke ... -
Turkey after the coup attempt
(IFS Insights;4, Research report, 2016)This IFS Insight examines the 15 July 2016 coup attempt in Turkey and its implications for relations between the Turkish military, government and society. -
Why should the Norwegian Armed Forces care about climate change?
(IFS Insights;11-12/2020, Research report, 2020)• Climate change is a “threat multiplier” due to its ability to amplify existing security challenges and threats. It is likely to affect the military as an institution and organization, including installations and equipment, ...