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Pernille Rieker
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Pernille Riekers forskningsinteresser er europeisk integrasjon (EU) og europeisk utenriks- og sikkerhetspolitikk, inkludert fransk og de nordiske lands utenriks- og sikkerhetspolitikk. I tillegg har hun arbeidet med dialog og konfliktforebygging mer generelt. Hun har en doktorgrad (dr.polit) fra 2004 (Universitetet i Oslo). På NUPI er Rieker del av Forskningsgruppen for sikkerhet og forsvar (SecDef). Hun er koordinator for NUPIs Senter for Europastudier (NSE) og medredaktør for tidsskriftet Internasjonal Politikk.
Publikasjoner:
Bøker: European Actorness in a Shifting Geopolitical Order. European Strategic Autonomy Through Differentiated Integration (Springer 2023); French Foreign Policy in a Changing World. Practising Grandeur (Palgrave 2017); External governance as security community building – the limits and potential of the European Neighbourhood Policy (Routledge 2016); Dialogue and Conflict resolution. Potential and limits (Routledge 2015) og Europeanization of National Security Identity. The EU and the changing security identities of the Nordic states (Routledge 2006).
Artikler: Making Sense of the European Side of the Transatlantic Security Relations in Africa (Politics & Governance, 2022); 'Not so unique after all? Urgency and Norms in EU foreign and security policy' (Journal of European Integration, 2021); 'Differentiated integration and Europe's Global Role: A Conceptual Framework' (European Foreign Affairs Review, Special Issue, 2021); 'Differentiated Defence Integration Under French Leadership' (European Foreign Affairs Review, Special Issue, 2021); 'Plugging the capability-expectations gap: towards effective, comprehensive and conflict-sensitive EU crisis response?' (European Security nr. 1, 2019); 'Spin-off av EØS? Norge og europeisk utenriks-, sikkerhets- og forsvarssamarbeid' (Internasjonal Politikk 77(4), 2019); 'EU-supported reforms in the EU neighbourhood as organized anarchies: the case of post-Maidan Ukraine' (Journal of European Integration nr. 4, 2018); 'Autonomy and Integration? Small-state responses to a changing European security landscape' (Global Affairs nr. 3, 2017); 'The EU, Russia and the potential for dialogue – Different readings of the crisis in Ukraine' (European Security nr. 3, 2016) og 'The EEA Grant. A source of Soft Power?' (Journal of European Integration nr. 4, 2015).
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Pågående forskning:
Pernille Rieker leder prosjektet RE-ENGAGE, som skal se på hvordan EU kan styrke sin utenrikspolitiske verktøykasse, inkludert utvidelses- og naboskapspolitikken - for å styrke unionens geopolitiske innflytelse og være bedre rustet til å fremme demokrati i sitt nabolag.
Innenfor rammen av Norge og EU mot 2030 ser Rieker nærmere på utviklingen av EU som sikkerhetspolitisk aktør og implikasjoner for Norge.
I EURODEFENCE studerer hun mekanismer og drivkrefter i EUs forsvarspolitikk med et særlig fokus på differensiert (eller fleksibel) integrasjon og tredjelands rolle.
I PREVEX-prosjektet studerer hun EUs og Frankrikes rolle i bekjempelsen av voldelig ekstremisme i Mena-regionen og Sahel.
I JOINT arbeider hun med hvordan å forstå drivkrefter og mekanismer i EUs utenrikspolitkk.
I ADHOCISM prosjektet ser hun nærmere på Frankrikes militære rolle i Mali.
Ekspertise
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2004 Dr. polit, Institutt for statsvitenskap, Universitetet i Oslo. Avhandling: Europeanisation of Nordic security
1998 Can. polit, Institutt for statsvitenskap, University of Oslo. Avhandling: Fransk NATO-politikk i 1990-årene. Kontinuitet eller endring?
Arbeidserfaring
2017- Forsker I, NUPI
2011-2017 Seniorforsker, NUPI
2009-2011 Seniorrådgiver, NordForsk
1999-2009 Doktorgradsstipendat/seniorforsker/avdelingsleder, NUPI
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Framtida til europeisk integrasjon: ei ny regjering for Tyskland – og for Europa
Michael Kaeding besøkjer NUPI for å snakke om Tysklands noverande rolle i det europeiske integrasjonsprosjektet og rolla til den nye regjeringa.
Implementation of the EU’s crisis response in Ukraine
The objective of this paper is to reflect on the received and perceived EU crisis response in Ukraine, paying specific attention to the security and humanitarian sectors, among the key areas for the EU since the beginning of the crisis/conflict. This research focus is in line with EUNPACK Task 2, aimed at analysing how the EU and its member states are implementing its crisis response on the ground throughout the conflict cycle. Three core assumptions underpin our research focus in this paper.
Det italienske valet og Europas framtid
Speler nasjonal politikk og politiske parti framleis ei rolle for europeisk og internasjonal politikk i ei globalisert verd?
EU-Supported Reforms in the EU Neighbourhood as Organized Anarchies: The Case of Post-Maidan Ukraine
How does the EU and its member states organize their support for reforms in the countries of the EU Neighbourhood? Building on organization theory research on reforms as sets of loosely coupled ‘garbage can’ processes, we conceptualize the ENP induced reform processes as an organized framework connecting the reform capacities of not only the EU institutions but also EU member-state governments. We apply this approach to Ukraine in the post-Maidan period. We focus on the interplay between EU-level reform capacities and the capacities of two member states highly active in Ukraine, namely Germany and Sweden. As this case illustrates, the current approach provides a complementary perspective to mainstream approaches to the study of the EU’s external governance as it offers partial explanations of how organizational processes may impact on the efficiency of reforms promoted by the EU and its member states in the neighbouring countries.
Norges sikkerhetspolitiske rammer i en ny tid
Dette prosjektet vil se nærmere på Norges nærmeste allierte og partnere i en ny og mer usikker sikkerhetspolitisk verden....
Outsidership and the European Neighbourhood Policy. The case of Norway
This paper examines how and to what extent Norway adapts to and is affected by the European Union’s policy towards its neighbours in the East. In line with the overall topic of the special issue, it investigates how Norway handles its ‘outsidership’ when formulating its policies towards Union’s Eastern partner countries that have signed Association Agreements with the EU (Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova). While Norway is not an EU member, it is still highly integrated in to most of the Union’s policy areas. It even has the habit of signing up to most of the EU’s declarations on foreign policy. However, the European Neighbourhood Policy is one of the policy areas where Norway is not participating. This means that it has the liberty to choose a different approach than the EU in its bilateral relations with these countries. Thus, this paper investigates what kind of balance Norway seeks between autonomy and integration in relation to the ENP partner countries. As this article shows, Norway seem to align itself to the policies of the EU also in this area, sometimes even without the Norwegian officials being fully aware of the extent to which this is happening.
Autonomy or integration? Small-state responses to a changing European security landscape
Is there a pattern in how small European states, inside and outside of the EU, adapt and adjust to EU foreign and security policy? This article introduces a Forum in Global Affairs, discussing how small states are responding to a changing European security landscape. We assess selected European small states’ room for manoeuvre within various fields under the EU external action, and within EU institutional structures more broadly – as part of everyday diplomatic interactions in Brussels and in the context of the rotating EU presidency. As the European integration process enters a new phase, possibly marked by a trend of more differentiated integration and flexibility of individual attachments, small states will continue to face the choice between formal autonomy and integration, and between de facto hesitance and adaptability. With Brexit, the remaining large member states may become more influential, but small states will collectively have a majority of the votes and total population. Perhaps the coming era of European integration will become the era of small states?
EUs strategi for Sentral-Asia: Partnarskap for berekraftig utvikling
Korleis kan EU bidra til at landa i Sentral-Asia held fram med å utvikle seg i rett retning?
EUs globale strategi: eit sterkare Europa i ei sårbar verd
Nathalie Tocci besøkjer NUPI for å snakke om den nye boka si som gir eit unikt innblikk i EUs interne prosessar.
BOKLANSERING: French Foreign Policy in a Changing World
NUPI-forskar Pernille Rieker snakkar om den nye boka si om fransk utanrikspolitisk utvikling og korleis denne påverkar forholdet landet har til blant anna Russland, USA, NATO og kampen mot terror.