International Relations

Climate changes, wars, and threats against vital infrastructure are examples of challenges requiring cross-border political action. The group conducts research into international relations in a vibrant and active environment, thus contributing to academic debates on international relations.

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The International Relations research group addresses topics including global and regional governance, safety and conflict, geopolitics, disinformation and digitalisation, small states, diplomacy, and international organisations.

Group members enjoy a global reputation for their innovative and pioneering research and are leaders in formulating international theories and methodology, for example, within post-structuralism, constructivism, discourse theory, practice theory, visual theory, design theory, science and technology theory, and sociology of knowledge.

Group leader

Anders Wivel

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