Kristin Haugevik

@kristinhaugevik.bsky.social

Research Director at NUPI; Editor in Chief at Cooperation and Conflict. Research focus: International Relations, diplomacy, state friendship, minilateralism, Nordics, UK.

Academic news/humblebrag. Just published an article (Open Access) with the outstanding @kristinhaugevik.bsky.social. The article stems from our long-standing interest in how foreign policy identities are formed, and more specifically - how do Norwegians become internationalists?

Training folk internationalists: foreign policy identity and children’s news

How are new generations of policymakers and subjects introduced to ‘the world out there’ – and to their own state’s ambitions, practices, and impacts within that world? While multiple studies have ...

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Joining a new social media platform is a bit like switching school: One feels rather shy and awkward and all the jokes that seemed so witty and relevant in the old context now seem dated and attention-seeking. Like that jeans jacket I stopped wearing when I started a new school at 14.

In 2017, Theresa May launched the contested notion of ‘Global Britain’. Why - and how did the new narrative evolve? In our new piece in International Affairs, @oyvinds.bsky.social and I offer an analysis foregrounding ontological security and the concept of ‘home turfs’. 🧵

On safer ground? The emergence and evolution of ‘Global Britain’

The UK government's ‘Global Britain’ narrative has pivoted from global trade and the Indo-Pacific to security, defence, the Anglosphere and Euro-Atlantic relati

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1.9.11 is up! - Hashtags are now supported! You can add #hashtags in the post text, or by using the new # button in the post composer! - Clicking on any hashtag either in text or in the post list will search posts with that hashtag and you can add that search as a column

In 2017, Theresa May launched the contested notion of ‘Global Britain’. Why - and how did the new narrative evolve? In our new piece in International Affairs, @oyvinds.bsky.social and I offer an analysis foregrounding ontological security and the concept of ‘home turfs’. 🧵

On safer ground? The emergence and evolution of ‘Global Britain’

The UK government's ‘Global Britain’ narrative has pivoted from global trade and the Indo-Pacific to security, defence, the Anglosphere and Euro-Atlantic relati

academic.oup.com

The September issue of CoCo is out! 🤩🍾 This is the final issue of CoCo managed entirely by the Lund Editorial Team. Check out the thread as we recap how the seven research articles were introduced to readers when they first appeared.👇👇👇

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