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Over the past eight years, Mistra Geopolitics has advanced understanding of how geopolitical dynamics and sustainability transformations are deeply intertwined.
The world has changed rapidly since the start of the Mistra Geopolitics program in January 2017. Conflicts, a global pandemic, supply chain disruptions, and political shifts in countries of all sizes have shaken the international system.
These events highlight both the volatility of world affairs and the fragility of global systems such as food, water, energy and global governance. Thus, they may open new avenues for how states cooperate and compete.
Discover insights from the Mistra Geopolitics final report phase II 2025, featuring forewords by Lena Ek, Chair of the Board, and Björn-Ola Linnér, Programme Director.
For Mistra Geopolitics publications and past work, visit the website.
Project / This project aims to critically examine how the dynamics of geopolitics, human security and global environmental change interrelate.
Feature / SEI and Ukraine's Green Transition Office showcased how joint research is being turned into real climate policy and green recovery.
Perspective / In this perspective for Climate Home News, Kate Williamson and Magnus Benzie outline how the UK can build public support for climate adaptation policy agendas.
Event on 05 June / A webinar about land claims, land use conflicts, the state of Sámi rights and rule of law in the Nordic countries.
