DIIS Working Papers

Publisher(s): Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS), Copenhagen
Format: PDF
Frequency of publication: Occasional
URL: www.diis.dk
Description: The Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) was established with the aim of strengthening research, analysis, and information activities in Denmark concerning international affairs and foreign security. This series features working papers produced by the DIIS. The working papers cover such topics as human rights in Denmark and abroad, as well as foreign, security, conflict and international development policy.
General note: © Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS)

Publications:

• Extremely Stealthy and Incredibly Close: Drones, Control, and Legal Responsibility
• EC Consultation : Towards a Post-2015 Development Framework
• Rescuing Migrants in Libya
• Land Tenure and Economic Activities in Uganda: a Literature Review
• Governing Arab Reform
• Understanding Institutional Change
• Bahrain and the Global Balance of Power After the Arab Spring
• Developing a Palm Oil Sector
• Growing but not Transforming: Fragmented Ruling Coalitions and Economic Developments in Uganda
• Continuity and Change in Tanzania’s Ruling Coalition
• The Political Economy of the Fisheries Sector in Uganda
• Pigs, Prawns and Power Houses: Politics in Water Resources Management
• Coalition-Driven Initiatives in the Ugandan Dairy Sector
• Mozambique Synthesis Analysis: Between Pockets of Efficiency and Elite Capture
• Security Sector Reform and the Dilemmas of Liberal Peacebuilding
• "Let Us Rebuild Our Country”: Migration-Development Scenarios in Ghana
• Political Challenges to Developing Non-Traditional Exports in Ghana
• Growth Without Economic Transformation
• Competitive Clientelism, Easy Financing and Weak Capitalists
• Policy Making and Implementation in Agriculture
• The New Global Economic Council
• Adjusting to Multipolarity in the World Bank
• Liberal or Illiberal?
• Engaging in Productive Sector Development: Comparisons Between Mozambique and Ghana
• Reconsidering West African Migration
• Experiences of Plantation and Large-Scale Farming in 20th Century Africa
• No Easy Way Out
• The Impact of Global Crises, Trade Finance and Aid on Export Flows
• Intervention Hangovers in Stabilisation Operations
• What Drives States to Support the Development of Productive Sectors?
• How Countries Become Rich and Reduce Poverty
• From Watch-Dogs to Nation-Builders
• Coping with Poverty and Institutionalised Practices
• Video-Recorded Decapitations
• Global Shocks and Their Impact on Low-Income Countries
• Shared Memories? Politics of Memory and Holocaust Remembrance in the European Parliament 1989-2009
• The Academia and Foreign Policy Making
• Poverty and Access to Water and Water Governance Institutions in Con Cuong District, Nghe An Province, Vietnam
• Of Maps, Law, and Politics
• The EU's Legal Ties with Its Former Colonies
• The EU’s Legal Ties with its Former Colonies
• Values Promotion and Security Management in Euro-Mediterranean Relations
• Entrepôt Politics
• The Georgian-Russian Conflict: a Turning-point?
• Reforming Global Banking Rules
• Ex-Combatants, Returnees, Land and Conflict in Liberia
• Caught in the Middle
• Power Analysis: Encyclopedia Entries
• Betwixt and Between
• The Charisma of Authenticity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Homegrown Terrorism in the West, 1989-2008
• Much Ado About Nothing?
• Developing Technological Capabilities in Agro-Industry
• The Normative Divide in International Society
• The Contested Role of Community Policing
• Governing by 'Consensuses'
• The Rise and Fall of the "Migrant Superhero" and the New "Deportee Trash"
• External Democracy Promotion in Ukraine and Moldova
• Cartography and Geopolitics in the Arctic Region
• Cargo Cult in Africa
• Sovereignty at Sea
• Conflict and Cooperation in Local Water Governance: Inventory of Local Water-Related Events in Namwala District, Zambia
• Conflict and Cooperation in Local Water Governance: Inventory of Local Water-Related Events in Con Cuong District, Nghe An Province, Vietnam
• Cooperación y Conflicto en torno a la Gestión Local del Agua en el municipio de Condega, Nicaragua
• Conflict and Cooperation in Local Water Governance: Inventory of Local Water-related Events in Douentza District, Mali
• Conflict and Cooperation in Local Water Governance
• 'Old' Versus 'New' Europe
• Furthering Democracy Through the European Union's Development Policy
• The Multiplicity of Climate and Rural Risk
• China and the South China Sea
• Unintended Effects of Development Aid
• NATO and the (Re-)Constitution of Roles: "Self", "We" and "Other"?
• The Russo-Georgian War and Beyond
• From Network to Class?
• Sarkozysm: New European and Foreign Policy into Old French Bottles?
• Skilled Migration: Boon or Bane?
• State Elites and the New Poverty Agenda in Bangladesh
• Aid, Paris and the Private Sector
• The Legacies of the Holocaust and European Identity After 1989
• Governing Khat
• When Two Aspire to Become One
• The Mozambican PRSP Initiative
• Reframing the Aid Debate
• Regulating Reciprocal Distances
• How New Will the Next Regulatory Regime Be?
• On the Measure of Power and the Power of Measure in International Relations
• Culture, Agency and Power
• Bandits, Borderlands and Opium Wars
• The Central Margins: Congo's Transborder Economy and State-Making in the Borderlands
• The Future of European Development Cooperation
• Institutional Development or Direct Support to the Poor
• Ownership and the Donor-Recipient Relationship
• The New "New Poverty Agenda" in Ghana
• The New Poverty Agenda in Uganda
• Strategies for Growth and Poverty Reduction
• Difference within Similarity
• Are Financial Markets Embedded in Economics Rather than Society?
• European Food Safety Regulation and the Developing Countries
• It's Not About Regulation...
• How the Market for Standards Shapes Competition in the Market for Goods
• Revenue Effects of Participation in Smallholder Organic Cocoa Production in Tropical Africa
• ¿Seguridad de tenencia o seguridad social?
• Third Generation Civil-Military Relations and the 'New Revolution in Military Affairs'
• A Linguistic Turn of Terrorism Studies
• Privatization of Land and Indigenous Communities in Latin America
• Localizing Private Social Standards
• Bringing in the Americans?
• South Africa’s Medical Brain Drain
• A Strategic Framework and Toolbox for Action Research with Small Producers in Value Chains
• Integrating Poverty, Gender and Environmental Concerns into Value Chain Analysis
• Rules of Origin and the European Union’s Preferential Trade Agreements
• Sub-Saharan Africa and the 'Resource Curse'
• Bono’s Product (RED) Initiative
• Organized Labour and the Social Regulation of Global Value Chains
• Shifting Financial Flows to Low-Income Countries
• An Accounting Method-Based Cost-Benefit Analysis of Conformity to Certified Organic Standards for Spices in Tanzania
• (How) Does Aid Work?
• 'Cast the Net Wider': How a Vision of Global Halal Markets Is Overcoming Network Envy
• Between Bureaucracy and the People: A Political History of Informality
• Análisis de perfiles de pobreza en la cordillera del Tunari
• 'Crisis? What Crisis?' Anatomy of the Regulatory Failure in Finance
• Hidden Leverage and a False Sense of Security
• The End of a Great Illusion: Credit Crunch and Liquidity Meltdown
• Emerging Multinationalists
• International Trade in Health Services: Assessing the Trade and the Trade-Offs
• Institutional Capacity for Standards Conformity Assessment
• Perspectives on Access to and Management of Natural Resources
• The Europeanization of Europe - The Transfer of Norms to Europe, in Europe and From Europe
• The Refugee, the Sovereign and the Sea: EU Interdiction Policies in the Mediterranean
• Kvinder i militante radikale islamistiske grupper i Europa
• "These Young Men Show No Respect for Local Customs"
• Studying Violent Radicalization in Europe II
• Studying Violent Radicalization in Europe I
• Sustainability Standards and Coffee Exports From Tanzania
• Nuclear Weapons: Implications for Africa
• Changing Concepts of Risk, Security and War
• What's in it for Labour? Private Social Standards in the Cut Flower Industries of Kenya and Tanzania
• Access to Water and Payment for Environmental Services, Jequetepeque Watershed, Peru
• Geostrategies of the European Neighbourhood Policy
• The Spice Industry in Tanzania: General Profile, Supply Chain Structure, and Food Standards Compliance Issues
• Harmonisation and Alignment: The Double-Edged Swords of Budget Support and Decentralised Aid Administration
• The Economics of Certified Organic Farming in Tropical Africa: A Preliminary Assessment
• The Extraterritorialisation of Asylum and the Advent of "Protection Lite"
• Local Stakeholders' Use of Forest Reserves in Kasyoha-Kitomi Forest Landscape, Uganda and Nguru South Forest Landscape, Tanzania
• Theorising International Relations: Lessons from Europe's Periphery
• Re-Reading Weber, or: The Three Fields for the Analysis of Power in International Relations
• The Economic Impact of a Ban of Imports of Air Freighted Organic Products to the UK
• Democratic Governance in Post-Conflict Liberia
• Agro-Commodity Dependence and Recent Trends in Agro-Commodity Markets
• Rural Childhoods In Egypt's Desert Lands
• A New Transatlantic Relationship?
• The Role of Freight Transport in Economic Development
• The Changing Context for Small Farms and Implications for Their Future
• Human Security and Peacebuilding through a Gender Lens
• State Recognition of Traditional Authority in Mozambique: The Legible Space between State and Community
• Jihad in Denmark
• De-Racialising Exploitation: 'Black Economic Empowerment' in the South African Wine Sector
• Weak Links in the BEE Chain? Procurement, Skills and Employment Equity in the Metals and Engineering Industries
• The Chimera of Redistribution: 'Black Economic Empowerment' (BEE) in the South African Fishing Industry
• Socio-Economic Transformation in South Africa Black Economic Empowerment and Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises
• WTO vs. BEE: Why Trade Liberalisation May Block Black South Africans' Access to Wealth, Prosperity or Just a White-Collar Job
• Breeding Fat Cats: Affirmative Action, Black Economic Empowerment, and Namibia's Post-Colonial Elite Formation
• The Logic of Black Economic Empowerment
• To BEE or not to BEE? South Africa's 'Black Economic Empowerment' (BEE), Corporate Governance and the State in the South
• Better (RED) than Dead: 'Brand Aid', Celebrities and the New Frontier of Development Assistance
• The Rise and Fall of Mass Taxation in Uganda 1900-2005
• Iran and the New Geopolitics of Oil
• The Role of Militias and Other Paramilitaries in African (un)Civil Wars
• Political Islam in Kenya
• Interim Return and Palestine: On Politics, Terminology and Structural Invisibility
• Poor People in Environmental Management in Uganda and Tanzania
• Egyptian Youth and the European Eldorado: Journeys of Hope and Despair
• Integration without Joining? Neighbourhood Relations at the Finnish-Russian Border
• The Eastern Neighbours of the European Union as an Opportunity for Nordic Actors
• An Overview of the Certified Organic Export Sector in Uganda
• Recognition and Democratisation: 'New Roles' for Traditional Leaders in Sub-Saharan Africa
• Security Sector Reform and its Role in Challenging of Radicalism
• Counter Radicalization Development Assistance
• Islamist Radicalization and Developmental Aid in South Asia
• The Role of Islamic Charities in International Terrorist Recruitement and Financing
• Identifying Entry Points of Action in Counter Radicalisation
• Women and Radicalization
• Making Governance Work Against Radicalisation
• A Privileged Partnership? EU-Russian Relations in a Comparative Perspective
• Culture of Cooperation? Civil-Military Relations in Danish Homeland Security
• Outsourcing Migration Management
• A Time Like no Other: Russian Politics after the End of History
• An Evaluation Of Alternative Development Strategies for Robusta Coffee in Uganda
• Security Sector Reform in Fragile States
• From (Alleged) Unipolarity to the Decline of Multilateralism?
• Bans, Tests and Alchemy: Food Safety Standards and the Ugandan Fish Export Industry
• Growing Authoritarianism in the "African Miracle"
• Can NEPAD Succeed Without Prior Reform?
• The US and Transatlantic Relations: On the Difference Between Dominance and Hegemony
• A Special Part of Europe: Nation, State and Religion Among Orthodox South Slavs
• Trade in the Small- and Micro-Enterprise Sector in Kenya and Other Countries in Eastern and Southern Africa
• The Development of the Informal Small-Enterprise Sector in Eastern and Southern Africa
• Farewell to Conscription? The Case of Denmark
• Peace, Aid and Renewed Anti-Colonial Resistance: The Development of Secular Palestinian NGOs in the Post-Oslo Period
• Regional Histories of Development and Security
• Development of African Freight Transport: The Case of Kenya
• Indigenous Peoples, Gender, and Natural Resource Management
• EU's Neighbourhood Policy - A Question of Space and Security
• International Engagement in Failed States
• The Long and Winding Road to Arab Democracy
• The Pros and Cons of Subsidiarity: The Role of African Regional and Subregional Organisations in Ensuring Peace and Security in Africa
• Security Models and their Applicability to the Gulf
• Privatisation of Conflict, Security and War
• Asian Ballistic Missiles and Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Missile Defence in the United States
• What Happened to the Iraqi Marsh Arabs and their Land?
• Danish and British Popular Euroscepticism Compared
• Carry on Killing: Global Governance, Humanitarianism and Terror
• The Logic of Piloting and Trans-Border Regionalism: The Project-Oriented Approach in EU-Russian Cooperation
• Opportunities and Pitfalls in the Migration-Development Nexus: Somaliland and Beyond
• Taxpayer's Rights and Obligations: Analysis of Implementation and Enforcement Mechanisms in Uganda
• Russian Conservatism in the Putin Presidency
• Access to ARV Treatment - Aid, Trade and Governance in Uganda
• Marginality or Provinciality: Pskov and Ivangorod at the Intersection of Russia's Trans-Border Relations
• Migrant Transfers as a Development Tool: The Case of Morocco
• The Development Dimension of Migrant Transfers
• Migrant Transfers as a Development Tool: The Case of Somaliland
• The EU's Security Policy Towards the Mediterranean
• Greenland, Denmark and the Debate on Missile Defense
• Refugees, Security and Development
• Dynamics of Return and Sustainable Reintegration in a "Mobile Livelihoods" - Perspective
• Conflicting Motivations: The Private Sector and International Conflict
• Cooperation or Democratisation? The EU's Conflicting Mediterranean Security Discourses
• Concepts and Experiences with Demand Driven Advisory Services
• From Water 'Wars' to Water 'Riots': Lessons from Transboundary Water Management
• The Russian Northwestern Federal District and EU's Northern Dimension
• Basis for Poverty Reduction? A Rich Civil Society, Farmer Innovation and Agricultural Service Provision in Kabale, Uganda
• Gendered District Poverty Profiles and Poverty Monitoring Kabarole, Ma Masaka, Pallisa, Rakai and Tororo Districts, Uganda
• Vernacular Security: Governmentality, Traditionality and Ontological (In)Security in Indonesia
• Afghanistan: Lessons Learned from a Post-War Situation
• 'Self-Fulfilling Geopolitics'? Or: the Social Production of Foreign Policy Expertise in Europe
• Between Grassroots and Governments: Civil Society Experiences with the PRSPs