Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués
Associate Professor - ON LEAVE
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Biography
Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués is Associate Professor at the Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals and member of the Observatory of European Foreign Policy (Spain). She holds a PhD in International Relations from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), Spain. Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués’ main area of research is the European Union`s foreign and security policy, with a special focus on relations between the EU and neighbouring countries to the east and south. A secondary research line is state-society relations in Eastern Europe, Middle East and North Africa, and she has written extensively on the role of civil society, migration, minorities, gender, and security. She has also worked on analysing UN politics from different angles such as, for example, UN group politics (Organization of Islamic Cooperation, EU and League of Arab States), General Assembly voting patterns, and issue-specific topics like the Palestinian Question, human rights, or gender mainstreaming in peacekeeping. Recent publications include an edited volume by Springer and articles in Political Geography, Security Dialogue, Cooperation and Conflict, Geopolitics, Democratization, International Peacekeeping, and Mediterranean Dialogue.
Dr. Johansson-Nogués is on sabbatical leave during 2022-2023.
Background and education
- (2008) PhD International Relations, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Research
Research interests
- EU foreign policy
- International Relations
- Security
- Multilateralism
- Arab world
- Eastern Europe
Research projects
- Envisioning a New Governance Architecture for a Global Europe (ENGAGE) (Researcher)
- Reconceptualising European Power in an Era of Turmoil: contestation, relevance, sustainability (RENPET) (Researcher)
- Gender division on the agenda of the Parliament of Catalonia (DEMOC) (Researcher)
- The Implications of Decreasing Fossil Fuels Demand for the Political Stability in the Middle East and North Africa (OILDOWN) (Researcher)
Selected publications
- 2022.Russia’s Hybrid Interference Campaigns in France, Germany and the UK: A Challenge against Trust in Liberal Democracies?.Geopolitics,DOI: 10.1080/14650045.2022.2129012Link
- 2022.Harraga and Europe: The emotional geographies of undocumented migrants in Tunisian filmmaking.Political Geography,Volume 94, April 2022, 102580Link
- 2021.The Female ‘Boot on the Ground’: Indian Ambivalence Over Gender Mainstreaming in UN Peacekeeping Operations.International Peacekeeping,DOI: 10.1080/13533312.2021.1880899Link
- 2020.Supporting the Tunisian transition? Analysing (in)consistencies in EU democracy assistance with a tripartite nexus model.Democratization,27:8:1376-1393Link
- 2019.EU Foreign Policy and Norm Contestation in an Eroding Western and Intra-EU Liberal Order.In:
Johansson-Nogués, Elisabeth; Vlaskamp, Martijn; Barbé, Esther
.European Union Contested. Foreign Policy in a New Global Context.Springer.Link - 2018.The EU’s ontological (in)security: Stabilising the ENP area … and the EU-self?.Cooperation and Conflict,53 (4):528-544Link
- 2017.Perceptions of the European Neighbourhood Policy and of its values and norms promotion.In: Tobias Schumacher, Andreas Marchetti, Thomas Demmelhuber.The Routledge Handbook on the European Neighbourhood Policy.Routledge.Link
- 2015.The New EU-Arab League Dialogue: The Contours of a Cooperation.Mediterranean Politics,20 (2):295-302Link