Louise Riis Andersen
Biographic Data
| ID | 1471843 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Louise Riis Andersen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Louise Riis |
| FAMILY NAME | Andersen |
| SIGNATURE | ANDERSEN L R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Danish Institute for International Studies |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9348-1664 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Curb your enthusiasm: Middle-power liberal internationalism and the future of the United Nations
The future looks post-Western. But will it also be post-liberal? To gauge how and by whom liberal internationalism may be sustained in the coming order, the article provides a critical and historically grounded analysis of the role of the United Nations in the fading US-led order and the ordering potential and role of middle powers. The article suggests that in the current interregnum of global governance the conventional distinction between trad…
Introduction: Making liberal internationalism great again
At a time when liberal internationalism and institutions of multilateral cooperation are being dealt almost daily blows, this special issue revisits the notion and practice of middle power liberal internationalism. The introduction suggests that while liberal internationalism is far from dead, the challenges are serious and multiple. Reflecting on the seven essays contained in the volume, it argues that the biggest challenge for a future liberal …
Det nødvendige og det mulige. Aktuelle spændinger i dansk udenrigspolitik
Valget af Trump og Brexit indskriver sig sammen med Ruslands selvhævdende adfærd og Kinas øgede globale rolle i en udvikling, der set med danske udenrigspolitiske øjne opfattes som mere end almindeligt foruroligende: ”De tektoniske plader, som dansk udenrigspolitik har hvilet på i mange år, er i bevægelse”, skriver Regeringen i sin Udenrigs-og Sikkerhedspolitiske Strategi 2017/18 (Regeringen 2017a). Artiklen belyser på den baggrund den aktuelle d…
The Hippo in the room: The pragmatic push-back from the UN peace bureaucracy against the militarization of UN peacekeeping
Journal Article The HIPPO in the room: the pragmatic push-back from the UN peace bureaucracy against the militarization of UN peacekeeping Get access Louise Riis Andersen Louise Riis Andersen Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 94, Issue 2, March 2018, Pages 343–361, https://doi.org/10.1093/ia/iix239 Published: 15 February 2018 Article history Accepted: 25 September 2017 Published…
Something's Gotta Give: Security Sector Reform and United Nations Peace Operations
This article uses security sector reform as a prism for exploring the dilemmas that confront multidimensional United Nations peace operations as they seek to build peace by building states. It claims that the United Nations finds itself severely restricted when trying to translate ideas of human security into practice in the form of a people-centered approach to postconflict security assistance
The liberal dilemmas of a people-centred approach to state-building
The article explores the dilemmas of providing security assistance to post-conflict states. It argues that when used as a strategy for intervention, SSR exposes the inherent contradictions of liberal peace-building. The article focuses on the Weberian state monopoly versus other—hybrid or non-state—forms of security and justice provision. It presents the background for the discussion and suggests that as a strategy for intervention, the choice is…
Outsiders Inside the State. Post-Conflict Liberia between Trusteeship and Partnership
(2010). Outsiders Inside the State. Post-Conflict Liberia between Trusteeship and Partnership. Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding: Vol. 4, The Limits of Statebuilding and the Analysis of State-Formation, pp. 129-152
When Security is Found Beyond the State: Suggestions for a Revised Approach to Security Reform in Fragile States
Western engagement in fragile post-conflict states aims at building state institutions to protect both citizens and the surrounding world from non-state threats. The article claims that this policy fails to acknowledge the complexity on the ground. Localised non-state security solutions emerge in the absence of strong state structures and will often hold considerably more legitimacy than the formal state. If donors wish to promote human security,…
Introduction: Making liberal internationalism great again
At a time when liberal internationalism and institutions of multilateral cooperation are being dealt almost daily blows, this special issue revisits the notion and practice of middle power liberal internationalism. The introduction suggests that while liberal internationalism is far from dead, the challenges are serious and multiple. Reflecting on the seven essays contained in the volume, it argues that the biggest challenge for a future liberal …
Outsiders Inside the State. Post-Conflict Liberia between Trusteeship and Partnership
(2010). Outsiders Inside the State. Post-Conflict Liberia between Trusteeship and Partnership. Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding: Vol. 4, The Limits of Statebuilding and the Analysis of State-Formation, pp. 129-152
Curb your enthusiasm: Middle-power liberal internationalism and the future of the United Nations
The future looks post-Western. But will it also be post-liberal? To gauge how and by whom liberal internationalism may be sustained in the coming order, the article provides a critical and historically grounded analysis of the role of the United Nations in the fading US-led order and the ordering potential and role of middle powers. The article suggests that in the current interregnum of global governance the conventional distinction between trad…
The Hippo in the room: The pragmatic push-back from the UN peace bureaucracy against the militarization of UN peacekeeping
Journal Article The HIPPO in the room: the pragmatic push-back from the UN peace bureaucracy against the militarization of UN peacekeeping Get access Louise Riis Andersen Louise Riis Andersen Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 94, Issue 2, March 2018, Pages 343–361, https://doi.org/10.1093/ia/iix239 Published: 15 February 2018 Article history Accepted: 25 September 2017 Published…
The liberal dilemmas of a people-centred approach to state-building
The article explores the dilemmas of providing security assistance to post-conflict states. It argues that when used as a strategy for intervention, SSR exposes the inherent contradictions of liberal peace-building. The article focuses on the Weberian state monopoly versus other—hybrid or non-state—forms of security and justice provision. It presents the background for the discussion and suggests that as a strategy for intervention, the choice is…
When Security is Found Beyond the State: Suggestions for a Revised Approach to Security Reform in Fragile States
Western engagement in fragile post-conflict states aims at building state institutions to protect both citizens and the surrounding world from non-state threats. The article claims that this policy fails to acknowledge the complexity on the ground. Localised non-state security solutions emerge in the absence of strong state structures and will often hold considerably more legitimacy than the formal state. If donors wish to promote human security,…
Det nødvendige og det mulige. Aktuelle spændinger i dansk udenrigspolitik
Valget af Trump og Brexit indskriver sig sammen med Ruslands selvhævdende adfærd og Kinas øgede globale rolle i en udvikling, der set med danske udenrigspolitiske øjne opfattes som mere end almindeligt foruroligende: ”De tektoniske plader, som dansk udenrigspolitik har hvilet på i mange år, er i bevægelse”, skriver Regeringen i sin Udenrigs-og Sikkerhedspolitiske Strategi 2017/18 (Regeringen 2017a). Artiklen belyser på den baggrund den aktuelle d…
Something's Gotta Give: Security Sector Reform and United Nations Peace Operations
This article uses security sector reform as a prism for exploring the dilemmas that confront multidimensional United Nations peace operations as they seek to build peace by building states. It claims that the United Nations finds itself severely restricted when trying to translate ideas of human security into practice in the form of a people-centered approach to postconflict security assistance
When Security is Found Beyond the State: Suggestions for a Revised Approach to Security Reform in Fragile States
Western engagement in fragile post-conflict states aims at building state institutions to protect both citizens and the surrounding world from non-state threats. The article claims that this policy fails to acknowledge the complexity on the ground. Localised non-state security solutions emerge in the absence of strong state structures and will often hold considerably more legitimacy than the formal state. If donors wish to promote human security,…
Outsiders Inside the State. Post-Conflict Liberia between Trusteeship and Partnership
(2010). Outsiders Inside the State. Post-Conflict Liberia between Trusteeship and Partnership. Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding: Vol. 4, The Limits of Statebuilding and the Analysis of State-Formation, pp. 129-152
Something's Gotta Give: Security Sector Reform and United Nations Peace Operations
This article uses security sector reform as a prism for exploring the dilemmas that confront multidimensional United Nations peace operations as they seek to build peace by building states. It claims that the United Nations finds itself severely restricted when trying to translate ideas of human security into practice in the form of a people-centered approach to postconflict security assistance
The liberal dilemmas of a people-centred approach to state-building
The article explores the dilemmas of providing security assistance to post-conflict states. It argues that when used as a strategy for intervention, SSR exposes the inherent contradictions of liberal peace-building. The article focuses on the Weberian state monopoly versus other—hybrid or non-state—forms of security and justice provision. It presents the background for the discussion and suggests that as a strategy for intervention, the choice is…
Det nødvendige og det mulige. Aktuelle spændinger i dansk udenrigspolitik
Valget af Trump og Brexit indskriver sig sammen med Ruslands selvhævdende adfærd og Kinas øgede globale rolle i en udvikling, der set med danske udenrigspolitiske øjne opfattes som mere end almindeligt foruroligende: ”De tektoniske plader, som dansk udenrigspolitik har hvilet på i mange år, er i bevægelse”, skriver Regeringen i sin Udenrigs-og Sikkerhedspolitiske Strategi 2017/18 (Regeringen 2017a). Artiklen belyser på den baggrund den aktuelle d…
The Hippo in the room: The pragmatic push-back from the UN peace bureaucracy against the militarization of UN peacekeeping
Journal Article The HIPPO in the room: the pragmatic push-back from the UN peace bureaucracy against the militarization of UN peacekeeping Get access Louise Riis Andersen Louise Riis Andersen Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 94, Issue 2, March 2018, Pages 343–361, https://doi.org/10.1093/ia/iix239 Published: 15 February 2018 Article history Accepted: 25 September 2017 Published…
Curb your enthusiasm: Middle-power liberal internationalism and the future of the United Nations
The future looks post-Western. But will it also be post-liberal? To gauge how and by whom liberal internationalism may be sustained in the coming order, the article provides a critical and historically grounded analysis of the role of the United Nations in the fading US-led order and the ordering potential and role of middle powers. The article suggests that in the current interregnum of global governance the conventional distinction between trad…
Introduction: Making liberal internationalism great again
At a time when liberal internationalism and institutions of multilateral cooperation are being dealt almost daily blows, this special issue revisits the notion and practice of middle power liberal internationalism. The introduction suggests that while liberal internationalism is far from dead, the challenges are serious and multiple. Reflecting on the seven essays contained in the volume, it argues that the biggest challenge for a future liberal …
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