Research Interests
The East Asian Peace: Leads a six-year program, 2011-16 at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University, with funding from Riksbankens Jubileumsfond, to explain that East Asia has been so relatively peaceful since 1979, and gauge the depth of that peace. See:
http://www.pcr.uu.se/research/eap/Democratization and peace in Myanmar: Leads a project with Marte Nilsen (PRIO), Kristine Eck (Uppsala) and Joakim Kreutz (Uppsala), funded by the Norwegian MFA, 2012-13
Thailand's Missing Peace: Leads a project funded by the Norwegian MFA, in 2012
Background
Work experience:
2022- :
2011-2016:
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Research Professor Emeritus, PRIO
Leader of East Asia Peace program, Uppsala University
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2010-2011: |
Randolph Jennings Senior Fellow, United States Institute of Peace, Washington, D.C.
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2009-2022: |
Research Professor, PRIO
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2001-2009: |
Director, PRIO |
1998-2001: |
Professor II of Human Development Studies, SUM, University of Oslo |
1992-1998: |
Research professor, Nordic Institute for Asia Studies (NIAS), Copenhagen |
1992: |
Research fellow and co-editor, Journal of Peace Research, PRIO |
1988-1991: |
Doctoral candidate, PRIO |
1986-1988: |
Doctoral candidate, Institute of Defence Studies, Oslo |
1983-1986: |
Employed by Norges Idrettsforbund (Norwegian Sports Association) to write a history of Norwegian sports |
1983: |
Assistant professor, Department of History, University of Oslo |
1981-1982: |
Student scholarship, PRIO |
Education:
1992: |
Dr. philos, University of Oslo (history). |
1982: |
Cand. philol., University of Oslo (French and History). |
CV: see www.cliostein.com
An extensive self-authored essay about Stein Tønnesson was published as part of the 60th Anniversary series PRIO Stories in August 2019.
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Publications
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