Tag: security
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Nasjonale og internasjonale perspektiver
Nasjonale og internasjonale perspektiver: Begrep og praksis i forskning om samfunnssikkerhet og risiko SAMRISK Annual Conference, Stavanger, 14-15 October Download Read more →
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Security and prosperity
The romance of security and economics goes way back, at least in modern times. Historians tell us that before the modern age, security was more akin to peace of mind. It was a spiritual matter and a largely religious one. From around the Feudal period, society’s need for a more objective security became visible, and… Read more →
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Prosperity
Security as a prerequisite of prosperity EU Security Research Conference 2010, Ostende Download Watch video Read more →
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Trust
Trust, security and insecurity Ethical and Policy Implications of Global Mobility and Security European Parliament, Brussels, 23 September Download Read more →
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Time of security
The Time of security: From preventive to pre-emptive security economies Presented at the ECPR SGIR conference Stockholm, 6 September. Download Read more →
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The vulnerable subject of security
The fragile subject of security Presented at New Landscapes of Justice and Security, University of Oslo, Faculty of Law Oslo, 1 June Download Read more →
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Happy Birthday FRONTEX!
This week here in Warsaw, FRONTEX, the European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the European Union, celebrates its 5th birthday with a series of high-visibility conferences and events. The events revolve around the solemn proclamation of today, 25 May, as the European Day for… Read more →
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Europe’s new security providers
Here is a riddle. Who or what authority is it that will assure or not assure the sovereignty of Greece and by consequence a number of other European member states in the months and years to come? Well, we can safely say that it will not be President Karolos Papoulias, the current Greek government, or… Read more →
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Van Rompuy’s transatlantic security narrative
European Council President Van Rompuy addressed last week the Brussels Forum of the German Marshal Fund on the subject of transatlantic relations (Transatlantic Responses to Global Insecurity). Evoking the post-War history of the GMF, Van Rompuy used the occasion to reflect on the course of U.S.–Europe relations and, in particular, on the continuity between a… Read more →