Resilient Civilians in Hybrid and Population-Centric Warfare

Overview of the most recent articles and publications in the Resilient Civilians research project.

Den amerikanske reaktordrevne ubåten USS New Mexico, legger til havn på Grøtsund. Foto: Helene Sofie Thorkildsen / Forsvaret

Befolkningens tillit er ikke en selvfølgelighet

Myndighetenes tilnærming til ubåt-saken i Tromsø viser dessverre at de ikke stoler på befolkningen. Av: Gunhild ...
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A California poll worker sanitizes a voting booth following its use at a Voter Assistance Center in Davis, CA during the 2020 General Election. Photo: Owen Yancher / Wikimedia

How Service Can Help Save America

Last’s week election and its aftermath are confirming the breadth and depth of divisiveness in our ...
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A Country Worth Our Sacrifices

27.05.2020

A common sense of service would make us better citizens, tempering our narcissist tendencies and helping us meet challenges we must inevitably face…

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Integrating Civil Affairs

20.05.2020

The Association of the United States Army’s Institute of Land Warfare has published the 2019-20 Civil Affairs Issue Papers on “Integrating Civil Affairs.”…

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Populism’s Call to Citizenship

10.10.2019

Current threats to democracy and the liberal world order from authoritarian populism are due to the failures in governance and civics that have…

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The relevance of governance and social capital to understanding hybrid threats

10.09.2019

It is important for us to ask not only why and how actors conduct hybrid threats, but also to ask what about the…

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Illustrasjonsfoto fra Direktoratet for samfunnssikkerhet og beredskap. Foto: Foto: G. Røkeberg/DSB

Siviles rolle i totalforsvaret: Vi er både en del av problemet og løsningen

06.09.2019

En av de største utfordringene er at vi ikke vet hvordan sivilbefolkningen vil reagere og/eller oppføre seg under en krise. Av: Gunhild Hoogensen…

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Avskrekking og beroligelse
– et samfunnsperspektiv

09.05.2019

I diskusjonen om «avskrekking og beroligelse» opererer vi ut fra en forståelse av at sikkerhet handler om stater, nasjonal sikkerhet og store institusjonaliserte…

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CONTACT

Resilient Civilians is a research project led by UiT The Arctic University of Norway, and is partly funded by the NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme, as well as by the partner institutions. Please feel free to contact us for any questions and comments.

Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv – Project Manager
UiT The Arctic University of Norway
Telephone: (+47) 94842610
E-mail: gunhild.hoogensen.gjorv@uit.no

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