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The sectarian taboo, music videos and the securitization of sectarian identity politics in Hezbollah’s legitimation of its military involvement in Syria

Chapter in new book on international development cooperation

While Islamic State are in decline in Syria and Iraq they are expanding other places - notably Southeast Asia. Here transnational jihadism is on the rise, but the dynamics differ from other places. Mona Kamwal Sheikh and three other researchers explores new trends in transnational jihad in Southeast Asia

Tiden op til denne uges valg i Mozabique har været præget af kraftig uro. Valget kan føre til en reel forandring af fordelingen af magt i landet, hvor regeringspartiet Frelimo har siddet hårdt på magten i mange år, men måske bliver nødt til at dele den med oppositionspartiet Renamo, der står stærkt i 5 ud af landets 10 provinser. Spørgsmålet er imidlertid, om valgresultatet i sidste ende bliver respekteret: Hvis ikke kan der være meget mere uro forude.

Money and Security in the South China Sea

Stefano Guzzini publishes DIIS Working Paper of forthcoming book chapter

New publication discusses possible explanations

DIIS-Senior researcher Yang Jiang discusses the political, economic, cultural and international aspects of the crisis

Spectacle or decolonising research?

Al-Qaeda er forsvundet fra overskrifterne, men i ly af Islamisk Stats opblomstring og fald har al-Qaeda forskanset sig i en lang række lan de og vokser sig stærkere. Det skriver DIIS-forsker Dino Krause i en analyse i Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten

On the occasion of the 74th UN General Assembly DIIS and US partner IPI hosted a seminar on small states and the future of multilateralism with a prominent list of foreign ministers and other participants. Video-recording available

How technical approaches fail to deliver

Evidence from northern Somalia