Nicholas Olczak
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Nicholas Olczak is also an Research Fellow at the Europe programme and associated with the Asia programme at UI, as well as a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Economic History and International Relations at Stockholm University.
Nicholas is currently part of a MISTRA Geopolitics project, which is examining state and stakeholder views on Arctic Governance (more information is available here). He holds a PhD in International Relations from Stockholm University. For his doctoral thesis, he researched the connections between online identity discourses and China's changing foreign policy.
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11 December, 2024
Security concerns regarding Chinese connected cars: A short overview
The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) and smart car technology is increasingly raising concerns over cybersec...
22 October, 2024
Sino-Russian cooperation in the Arctic: Implications for Nordic countries and recommended policy responses
Following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the two countries pledged to strengthen their cooperatio...
11 October, 2024
Chinese presence in the Swedish wind energy sector: Vulnerabilities and risks
Chinese state-owned companies control 10.4 percent of Sweden’s installed wind power capacity.
25 September, 2024
Future scenarios of Russia-China relations: not great, not terrible
Possible developments in Moscow’s and Beijing’s strategic, political, economic and military ties.
29 August, 2024
Chinese game changers? Potential risks associated with Chinese investments in the global video game industry
An in-depth case study to examine the Chinese presence in the gaming industry.
28 June, 2024
National Perspectives on Europe’s De-risking from China
A report by the European Think-tank Network on China (ETNC) Lead editors: Patrik Andersson, Frida Lindberg...
17 June, 2024
Asian Barometer 2024: Trends in Swedish views of China, India, and Japan
Little changes in Swedish public opinion concerning China.
13 June, 2024
The recent backlash against China in the Nordic Arctic: Prospects for future Chinese engagement in the region
Investment in Nordic minerals and infrastructure is hindered by various factors.
7 June, 2024
China’s foreign election interference: an overview of its global impact
The country has interfered in many democratic elections around the world in the post-Cold War period.
30 May, 2024
Navigating Chinese presence in the Swedish media landscape
The CCP interacts with the news media in several different ways.
21 May, 2024
Putin in Beijing, May 16-17 2024
The Russian president visited his Chinese counterpart in Beijing.
16 May, 2024
The growing secrecy around China’s mineral resource planning: implications for the EU
China is becoming increasingly enigmatic about its long-term plans for the sector.
16 April, 2024
A brief overview of China’s climate policy
The country is both the world’s biggest emitter of CO2 and the biggest investor in green energy.
4 April, 2024
New developments in NATO-China relations and their potential impact on Sweden’s future relations with China
Chinese-Swedish bilateral relations are unlikely to change in the short term.
23 February, 2024
Is a conflict over Taiwan drawing near? A review of available forecasts and scenarios
A review of forecasts of and scenarios for a conflict over Taiwan undertaken in the period 2013–2023.
15 February, 2024
Research security as part of the EU’s economic security strategy
A new proposal urges Members to update their policies concerning international research collaborations.
13 November, 2023
Taiwan’s 2024 presidential election and cross-Strait relations: Consequences for the European Union
The possible implications of Taiwan’s upcoming election.
9 November, 2023
China’s and Russia’s narratives on the war against Ukraine: Examining the boundaries of political alignment
China gives political support to Russia, but not without limits.
25 August, 2023
Enhancing Sweden’s National Preparedness in the face of China challenges
The Swedish National China Centre gathered Swedish experts for a workshop on preparedness, risk and Chinese...
17 July, 2023
The coming decoupling from China: Consequences for the EU’s economic security strategy
The coming decoupling from China and potential consequences for the EU’s economic security strategy.
5 July, 2023
Russia-China Economic Relations Since the Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine
Russia-China Economic Relations Since the Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine.
28 June, 2023
Chinese language schools in Sweden and their connections with the Communist Party of China
On the relationships between local Chinese language schools catering to overseas Chinese in Sweden and the...
20 June, 2023
The China dilemma in foreign direct investment screening: Comparing the Finnish and Swedish approaches
Chinese foreign investment screening processes in Finland and Sweden and their potential impact on future t...
1 June, 2023
Russia-China energy relations since 24 February: Consequences and options for Europe
Its future trajectory is fundamental to the success or failure of Europe’s attempts to undermine the Russia...
31 May, 2023
China’s rhetorical support for Russia since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine: A paradigm shift or old ideas brought to light?
The potential impact of "legitimate security concerns" and "indivisible security" on China’s foreign policy.
21 April, 2023
Restructuring for self-reliance: The implications of China’s science and technology overhaul
What are the implications of China’s science and technology overhaul?
8 February, 2023
EU recommendations on tackling foreign interference in research and innovation: Implications for European research collaboration with China
What do the EU recommendations mean for European research collaboration with China?
11 July, 2022
Purchasing with the Party: Chinese consumer boycotts of foreign companies, 2008–2021
The first comprehensive overview of consumer boycotts of foreign companies in China in the past decade.
21 June, 2022
The Asian Barometer 2022: Measuring the Swedish public’s views of China, India and Japan
This first-of-its-kind survey of Swedish public opinion on major Asian countries reveals a mix of views.
22 November, 2021
The limits of economic coercion: Why China’s red-line diplomacy is failing in Lithuania and the wider European Union
A paper by Viking Bohman, from the Swedish National China Centre.
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