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Peter Viggo Jakobsen

Professor, Institute for Strategy, Royal Danish Defence College, Copenhagen

Peter Viggo Jakobsen is Professor at the Institute for Strategy at the Royal Danish Defence College, and Professor (part time) at the Center for War Studies, University of Southern Denmark. He has acted as an advisor and consultant for several governments and international organizations, is frequently used by the Danish and international media as a commentator on defence and security issues, has won awards for his teaching and public dissemination skills and has written extensively on civil-military cooperation and the integrated approach, coercive diplomacy, Danish and Nordic foreign and security policy, NATO, peace and stabilization operations, UN, and use of military force. He holds a PhD from University of Aarhus, Denmark, in International relations.

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Jacobsen, Katja Lindskov, and Torben Toftgaard Engen (2017). Stabilisering – fra intention til indsats: Prioriteringen af forsvarets bidrag til internationale stabiliseringsindsatser. Copenhagen: University of Copenhagen Center for Military Studies.

Jakobsen, Peter Viggo (2014). “Danish lessons learned: The comprehensive/integrated approach after Iraq and Afghanistan.” Contemporary Conflicts (2) 1 (February 2014).

Larsen, Jessica, and Christine Nissen (2018). How to consolidate the Danish comprehensive approach: The Peace and Stabilisation Fund as ‘the good example’? DIIS Comment. 25 October 2018.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2014). Evaluation of the Danish Peace and Stabilisation Fund. Copenhagen.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2017a). Peace and Stabilisation Response 2017. Copenhagen.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2017b). The World 2030: Denmark’s strategy for development cooperation and humanitarian action. Copenhagen.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Defence (2018). Guidelines: The Peace and Stabilisation Fund. Copenhagen.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Justice (2013). Denmark’s Integrated Stabilisation Engagement in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Areas of the World. Copenhagen.

The Prime Minister’s Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Justice (2018). Denmark’s Integrated Peace and Stabilisation Engagements 2017. Copenhagen.

The Prime Minister’s Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Justice (2019). Denmark’s Integrated Peace and Stabilisation Engagements 2018. Copenhagen.

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