Stockholm University Graduate School of International Studies (SIS) is hosting the NordSTEVA annual conference themed “The Organisation of Societal Security in Europe: Technology, Values and Institutional Choices”.

The 1962 “Cuban missile crisis” is often considered the most dangerous of the entire Cold War. However, most accounts of these events remain overwhelmingly focused on the experiences of the two superpowers. In this seminar Dr. Pelopidas will elaborate on the experiences of other states during the crisis. What was the awareness of nuclear vulnerability across the globe?

Stockholm University Graduate School of International Studies (SIS) is happy to welcome you to a lecture on: Gender and Nationalist Violence: What We See in the Movies, with Professor Matthew Evangelista, Cornell University.

Stockholm University Graduate School of International Studies (SIS) is arranging a workshop on International Studies in cooperation with Cornell University on the theme “International Studies in the 21th century: development, cooperation and security”.

One of the En av USA:s hetaste forskare i internationella studier, Professor Fredrik Logevall från Cornell University, tillika förra årets Pulitzer-pris vinnare för sin bok ”Embers of War: The Fall of an Empire and the Making of America’s Vietnam”, kommer att föreläsa om: "Obama's Foreign Policy in Historical Perspective"

Welcome to a seminar with Professor Peter Wallensteen on peace research with concrete examples from the study of war, conflict prevention and conflict resolution.

Stockholm University Graduate School of International Studies is pleased to host this seminar with Dr. Benoit Pelopidas on the challenges of making sense of the post-1945 world historically. From the ‘long peace’ to the ‘age of global nuclear vulnerability'. Dr. Pelopidas is a lecturer in International Relations at SPAIS, University of Bristol, a member of the Global Insecurities Center, and an affiliate of the Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC), at Stanford University.

The European Union faces a number of pressing challenges, including recovering from the Eurozone crisis, negotiating a new trade deal with the USA (under allegations of widespread spying), and repositioning itself in a world where power is shifting towards the south and east. Lithuania holds the next rotating presidency of the Council of the EU and is in a prime position to shape the EU agenda.