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The September 2021 Quarterly Update from the Water, Peace & Security Partnership flags potential hotspots for water-related challenges, and tracks changes in conflict and peace scenarios compared with the last quarter.
What do we do if China attacks Taiwan? How can we counter disinformation? Can we secure the supply of natural gas? And who exactly won the war in Afghanistan? Catch up with the latest HCSS Digest:
Op donderdag 14 oktober gaf HCSS strategisch analist Joris Teer een briefing voor de vaste Tweede Kamer commissie voor Onderwijs, Cultuur en Wetenschap over wetenschappelijke samenwerking met onvrije landen.
We proudly announce that the UK FCDO has awarded HCSS a grant for a research project on the climate-conflict nexus. The project seeks to identify and analyze the causal pathways that lead from climate change to violent conflict on the basis of field work and new causal modelling approaches by our innovative Datalab.
Rising gas prices, low gas stock levels and sudden concerns about the supply… and Winter Is Coming… What more awaits us? And what can we do about it? This week’s HCSS Digest rounds up all the question you have on the gas crisis.
De overheid moet scherpere keuzes maken om te voorkomen dat we deze winter in de kou zitten, zegt Jilles van den van den Beukel bij Spraakmakers op Radio 1: Het probleem is dat Groningse gaskraan eigenlijk niet helemaal dicht kán op dit moment.”
Met het wegvallen van Groningen is leveringszekerheid van gas geen gegeven meer, met name tijdens krappe gasmarkten. Jilles van den Beukel en Lucia van Geuns doen in deze nieuwe HCSS studie een aantal aanbevelingen hoe de overheid hierop zou kunnen reageren.
What does the AUKUS pact mean for the EU? Is China watching us through drones used by the Dutch police? Who will be the next German Chancellor? Here’s your weekly dose of bitesize HCSS chunks!
Contemporary international relations is characterized by both a realist logic, focusing on power, and a liberal logic, focusing on institutions and rights. As the world moves away from the post-Cold War unipolar moment, notions of power – even more than before – trump notions of rights, including the right to self-determination, international law and multilateralism. […]
Do techgiants pose a threat to national security and European strategic autonomy? What sort of company is Gazprom? And why is Russia cracking down on tech companies? Find out in your new HCSS Digest!
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