Editor’s choice
Editor’s choice
The more we understand the world, the more complex it gets. The pace of transformation towards sustainable development is far too slow. Why is this?
The “Navigating towards a secure and sustainable future” video showcases Mistra Geopolitics, a research programme led by SEI and funded by Mistra.
This video presents Mistra Geopolitics, an interdisciplinary research programme that investigates the consequences of ongoing and rapidly accelerating climate change, and examines how the dynamics of geopolitics, human security and environmental change interrelate.
Navigating towards a secure and sustainable future. Photo: Mistra Geopolitics.
At a time when the world map is being fundamentally redrawn in terms of interests and interactions – we must reconsider established political concepts, institutions and forms of international cooperation. Disruptive times are full of uncertainties and risks, but also opportunities and hope.
Björn-Ola Linner, Programme Director of Mistra Geopolitics
The Mistra Geopolitics video “Navigating towards a secure and sustainable future”. Video: SEI / YouTube.
Climate change, geopolitics, security, societal transformations, low-carbon economy, trade, and international cooperation. Experts in these areas need to be brought together to understand the new risks, opportunities and uncertainties. This is exactly what researchers of Mistra Geopolitics are doing – connecting the dots.
Åsa Persson, Deputy Director and Research Director of SEI
Project / This project aims to critically examine how the dynamics of geopolitics, human security and global environmental change interrelate.
Feature / In June 2020, Mistra agreed to fund a new four-year phase of Mistra Geopolitics.
Feature / A press briefing held by SEI and Mistra Geopolitics, featuring Guoyi Han and Karl Hallding, outlines key targets to keep an eye on from a climate perspective.
Press release / Mistra Geopolitics research programme receives 60 million SEK to fund research and stakeholder engagement at six leading Swedish universities and institutes.
