Dr. Jiayi Zhou shares insights about her research on conflicting narratives around security in the current geopolitical environment. Â
Insights from the Stockholm World Water Week session "Humanitarian responses to climate-related shocks in fragile settings: information challenges."
Henrik Carlsen reflects on vulnerabilities in global supply chains and how developing future scenarios can support climate change adaptation.
In an interview for DN, researchers explain how climate change may give a strategical advantage to Russia in terms of food production.
Karina Barquet moderated a dialogue on marine spatial planning and the role of innovation in the blue economy at Stockholm+50.
Björn-Ola Linnér summarizes the outcomes of COP26 in Glasgow and look ahead towards the Stockholm+50 conference to be held in June this year.
Dr Boulanin gave a briefing on trends in the development and use of emerging technologies, opportunities and risks for international peace and security.
In the same manner as societies are developing policies to strike the optimal balance between public safety and social and economic cost of Covid-19, the international community is negotiating strategies to address climate change.
The Swedish National Expert Council for Climate Adaptation launched a report to the government regarding a revision of Sweden's national adaptation strategy. SEI's Frida Lager contributed to the report through her research expertise in Mistra Geopolitics.
Researchers shared the latest insights on circularity, the production gap and energy transition from the decarbonization research theme