GH May 2007

Gunhild Hoogensen

Associate Professor/ Førsteamenuensis

Telefon (+47)
77 64 55 93

E-post
gunhildh@sv.uit.no

Hjemmeside
http://uit.no/statsvitenskap/humansecurity/

Kontor/besøk
SV-fakultetet, D-2018

Current Academic positions:
·Associate Professor, International Relations
·Academic Responsible (fagligansvarlig) for the following Military Education programs: Masters Program in Conflict, Security, and Multicultural Understanding (KOSIFF) and Masters Program in International Security, Intelligence and Ethics (ISEE)
·Academic Responsible and Coordinator, Model UN Program
·Head of Research, Human Security Program
·Research Associate, York Centre for International and Security Studies (YCISS); Global Environmental Change and Human Security (GECHS) project; Arctic Institute of North America (AINA)

Biografiske data
Født/Born 11.11.1966.
2000: Ph.D. University of Alberta, Political Science
1992: M.A. University of Alberta, Political Science
1989: B.Sc. Concordia University, Biology

Faglige interesser
Security studies (traditional, environmental, gender, human security approaches); Civil-Military Cooperation/Coordination/Interaction (CIMIC); Security approaches in the North/Arctic; International Relations Theories; International Political Economy

Prosjekt under arbeid
*MENSA - Military Education and the New Security Agenda
*Human Security/Multiple Security perspectives in the Arctic
*Model UN Program (FN Rollespill)

Undervisningstema
Spesielt sikkerhetsstudier, internasjonale politikk, internasjonale relasjoner teori, "nye" sikkerhetsteorier, internasjonale politisk økonomi; videreutdanningsprogram til forsvaret, kanadisk og norsk sikkerhetspolitikk.

Special concentration on security studies, international politics, international relations theory, security theories, international political economy; canadian and norwegian security politics, military education programs.

Utvalgte publikasjoner
Selected Publications

*Hoogensen, G. Review of ‘Human and Environmental Security: An Agenda for Change’ Journal of Peace Research (forthcoming).

*Hoogensen, G.2006. Review of ‘The New Security Environment: the impact on Russia, Central and Eastern Europe’. Journal of Peace Research 43 (2): 232-233.

*Hoogensen, G. and Stuvøy, K. 2006. Gender, Human Security and Resistance. Security Dialogue 37 (2): 207-228.

*Hoogensen, G. and Solheim, B. O. Women in Power: World Leaders Since 1960. Praeger Publishers, Westport. 2006.

*Hoogensen, G. 2005. Jeremy Bentham, Security, and International Relations. Routledge, London.

*Hoogensen, G. 2005. Bottom’s Up: A toast to regional security. International Studies Review 7(2):269-274.

*Hoogensen, G. 2005. Gender, Identity, and Human Security: the case of women terrorists. Canadian Foreign Policy. 12(1):119-140.

*Hoogensen, G. and Rottem, S. V. 2004. Gender Identity and the Subject of Security. Security Dialogue 35(2):155-171.

*Hoogensen, G. In press. Identity, Security and Terrorism in H. G. Brauch, J. Grin, C. Mesjasz, N. C. Behera, B. Chourou, U. Oswald Spring, P. H. Liotta, P. Kameri-Mbote. (eds.) Globalization and Environmental Challenges - Reconceptualising Security in the 21st Century. Springer-Verlag, Berlin. Forthcoming March 2007.

*Hoogensen, G. In press. Security in the Arctic and Antarctic. in H. G. Brauch, J. Grin, C. Mesjasz, N. C. Behera, B. Chourou, U. Oswald Spring, P. H. Liotta, P. Kameri-Mbote. (eds.). Facing Global Environmental Change – Environmental, Human, Energy, Food, Health and Water Security Concept. Springer-Verlag, Berlin. Forthcoming March 2007.

*Hoogensen, G. In press. The impact of international trade liberalization on the Canadian fishing industry. in M. Howlett and K. Brownsey (eds.). The New Staple State. UBC Press, Vancouver, Canada. Forthcoming 2007.

*Hoogensen, G. “Human Security as Virtuous Imperialism” International Studies Association, San Diego, USA. 21-27 March 2006.

*Williamson, K. J., Hoogensen, G. et al. 2004. Gender Issues. pp. 187-205 in Einarsson, N. et al. (eds.). Arctic Human Development Report. Arctic. Stefansson Arctic Institute, Akureyri, Iceland.