Marianne Riddervold

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Marianne Riddervold is a research professor (part time) in NUPI’s Research Group on Security and Defence. She is also professor in political science/international relations at the Inland School of Business and Social Sciences and a senior fellow at the UC Berkeley Institute of European Studies.
Riddervold's research interests include EU, EU´s foreign and security policies, EU crisis, NATO, international relations and security, maritime security and transatlantic relations. In addition she is also focuses on theory development within the fields of international relations and European integration.
EDUCATION:
2011 PhD, University of Oslo
1998 Cand Polit, Political Science, University of Oslo
WORK EXPERIENCE:
2019 - Research Professor (part time), NUPI
2018 - Professor, Inland School of Business and Social Sciences and Norway University of Applied Sciences
2015 - Senior Fellow, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Publications All publications
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Norge må se det nye EU
Publication : Op-ed | 2022In this op-ed, Svendsen and Riddervold present the latest developments in the EU, particularly related to health policy. In particular, the authors p1
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The European Maritime Security and Defence Policy Architecture: Implications for Norway
Publication : Policy Brief | 2021Maritime security is high on the international and European security agenda, hence a number of new initiatives and actions have developed within the1
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Brexit: An Introduction
Publication : Academic chapter | 0This section examines the consequences of the United Kingdom (UK)’s decision to leave the EU. Though chapters acknowledge that most will depend on th1
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EU–US Relations in Times of Crises
Publication : Academic chapter | 0In light of the crises discussed in this volume, and US foreign policy shifts under Donald Trump and beyond, scholars and observers have started ques1
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European Union Crisis: An Introduction
Publication : Academic chapter | 0What is the impact of crisis on European Union (EU) integration? This chapter unpacks the concept of crisis and ways to conceptualize it. We outline1
Projects All projects
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Norway and the EU towards 2030
Research project | 2022 - 2023 (Ongoing)This project takes a closer look at developments on key areas in the relationship between Norway and the EU towards 2030....
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A new European security and defence architecture in the making: What does it look like and what are the implications for Norway? (EURODEFENCE)
Research project | 2021 - 2024 (Ongoing)This project will study the implications of the new European defence initiatives for Norway particularly, as an allied and closely associated non-member of the EU. Despite the incremental nature of th...
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Understanding and Strenthening EU Foreign & Security Policy in a Complex and Contested World (JOINT)
Research project | 2022 (Ongoing)The JOINT project analyses these dynamics while addressing the question of how the EU and its member states can make their foreign and security policy structures more joined-up and sustainable....
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Balancing between integration and autonomy. Understanding the drivers and mechanisms of EU's foreign, security and defense policy (EUFLEX)
Research project | 2018 - 2021 (Completed)The project will investigate the ongoing process towards differentiated integration in European foreign, security and defence policy....
Events All events
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POSTPONED! Webinar: New political dividing lines and implications for European integration
EventTue 8 Mar 2022Time: 11:00 Europe/Oslo | Location: Microsoft TeamsThe last decade there has been a political divide in Western societies. Which consequences does this have on national policies and future European cooperation?
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How has the EU responded to the Covid-19 crisis?
EventTue 4 May 2021Time: 14:00 Europe/Oslo | Location: Microsoft TeamsCovid-19 came on top of a number of other crises facing the European Union in recent years, and has put EU under unprecedented stress. In this webinar, we will take a closer look at EU’s response to crises, focusing on its response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The Military Power Seminar 2020: Transatlantic security relations after the US Presidential elections: What to expect?
EventSun 15 Nov 2020Time: 09:00 Europe/Oslo | Location: WebinarWe are delighted to welcome you to the Military Power Seminar 2020 – this year in a digital format! Join us in the discussion when we take a closer look at what the US Presidential election will mean for Norway’s security relations with the USA.
Articles All articles
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Security and defence
3 Jan 2022How can we best handle current and future wars and crises? What kind of threats are we likely to face in the years to come? Who are the future actors1