Johannes Tvilling is a former EU-CIVCAP Staff Member. This profile represents his biography at the time he worked for the project.
Johannes is studying his Master degree in International Public Administration and Politics at Roskilde University from where he also received a bachelor degree in International Studies. Besides his participation in EU-CIVCAP, he is involved in the research project, Improving the Effectiveness of EU Capabilities, and has also done other work at the Royal Danish Defence College (RDDC) on themes such as Nordic defence cooperation and special operation forces.
Articles Authored
Lessons from EU conflict prevention efforts in the Western Balkans and the Horn of Africa (22 November 2017) - Through ten CSDP deployments in the Western Balkans and the Horn of Africa, the EU has sought to prevent conflict and contribute to peacebuilding in both regions. The question is whether the EU’s current capabilities are sufficient for such tasks. EU-CIVCAP’s research suggests that while the EU has applied appropriate strategies to enhance stability in both regions, shortcomings still exist on the ground.Deliverables
DL 5.1
Report on EU conflict prevention and peacebuilding in the Horn of Africa and Western Balkans
Authors: Peen Rodt, A., J. Tvilling, P.H. Zartsdahl, M. Ignatijevic, S. Stojanovic Gajic, S. Simons, K. Abdi, E. Gillette, N. Habbida, J. Berglund and V. Fernandez Arguedas
Lead Institution: Royal Danish Defence College
Published: 30 October 2017
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Work Packages
WP5: EXECUTE
EU conflict prevention and peacebuilding in the Western Balkans and Horn of Africa
Institutional Affiliation
Royal Danish Defence College
The RDDC team has extensive expertise in the evaluation of CSDP military operations and other EU post-conflict interventions in both regions. Thus, RDDC ensures continuity in the EU-CIVCAP consortium, and particularly, Work Package 5, which it leads.
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