Glenn Diesen

**Glenn Eric Andre Diesen** (* 1979) is 'n Noorweegse politieke wetenskaplike. Hy het bekendheid verwerf vir sy gereelde bydrae as kommentator op Peter Lavelle se program * Crosstalk* op Russia Today (RT). Hy word wyd beskryf as 'n aktiewe Russiese propagandis deur Noorse media, Russiese kenners en ander akademici.

## Loopbaan 
Diesen het 'n doktorsgraad verwerf aan die Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam met 'n verhandeling getiteld *Inter-demokratiese instellings en die sekuriteitsdilemma*. Hy het voorheen vanuit Rusland gewerk en het 'n betrekking gehad aan die Moskouse Skool vir Ekonomie. Hy is tans professor aan die Universiteit van Suid-Oos Noorweë. Sy spesialisgebied is Russiese buitelandse beleid, konserwatisme en integrasie in Eurasië, waaroor hy verskeie boeke die lig laat sien het. Hy is geaffilieer by die Valdai Discussion Club, 'n Russiese dinkskrum wat geassosieer word met President Wladimir Poetin.

### Standpunte oor Rusland 
Diesen is bekend as gereelde kommentator op Russia Today (RT). Hy lewer ook bydrae vir *Pål Steigan*, 'n webwerf met sterk teen-globalisme standpunte. Hy beweer ook dat die Weste 'n informasieoorlog teen Rusland voer. 

Diesen het in 2020 'n rubriek in *Aftenposten* geskryf saam met Arne Treholt. Treholt is tydens die Koue Oorlog skuldig bevind daaraan dat hy vir die Sowjetunie gespioeneer het. Volgens die rubriek beskik Rusland "oor regmatige belange en bekommernisse wat sy sekuriteit betref". Die rubriek beweer ook dat Rusland onregverdiglik beskou word as 'n sekuriteitsbedreiging.

## Bibliografie 
**Boeke**
*Glenn Diesen (2017). ''Russia's Geoeconomic Strategy for a Greater Eurasia*. Routledge. .
*Glenn Diesen (2017). *EU and NATO Relations with Russia. Routledge*. s. 240. .
*Glenn Diesen (2020). *The Decay of Western Civilisation and Resurgence of Russia*. Routledge. .
*Glenn Diesen; Alexander Lukin (2020). *Russia in a Changing World*. Springer Verlag, Singapoer. .
*Glenn Diesen (2021). *Europe As the Western Peninsula of Greater Eurasia*. Rowman Littlefield. .
*Glenn Diesen (2021). *Russian Conservatism*. Rowman Littlefield. .
*Glenn Diesen (2021). *Great Power Politics in the Fourth Industrial Revolution*. I.B. Tauris. .
*Glenn Diesen; Alexander Lukin (2021). *The Return of Eurasia*. Palgrave Macmillan. .
*Glenn Diesen (2022). *Russophobia: Propaganda in International Politics''. Springer Singapoer. .

**Boekhoofstukke**
*Glenn Diesen (2021). “Cooperation and Competition Among Tech Hubs Across Greater Eurasia in the Fourth Industrial Revolution”, in M Patai en M Horvath (reds), Age of Eurasia, Prospektus, Boedapest.
*Glenn Diesen (2020). “The Geoeconomics of the Eurasian Economic Union’, in A Aseeva and J Gorski (reds.), The Law and Policy of New Eurasian Regionalization Economic Integration, Trade, and Investment in the Post-Soviet and Greater Eurasian Space , Brill, Leiden.
*Glenn Diesen (2020). “Neutral Power Russia?”, in H Reginbogin and P Lottaz (reds.) Permanent Neutrality, Lexington Books, Washington D.C. 
*Glenn Diesen (2019). “Narrowing the widening political gap”, in L Grigoryev (red.) Global Governance in Transformation: Challenges for International Cooperation, Springer, Londen.
*Glenn Diesen (2016). “Russia's Pivot to Asia: Constructing a Eurasian State in a Multipolar World”, in D Gopal and D Ahlawat (reds.) Indo-Pacific: Emerging Powers, Evolving Regions and Challenges to Global Governance, Aakar, Nieu-Delhi. 

**Artikels vir akademiese joernale**
*Glenn Diesen (2021). Europe as the Western Peninsula of Greater Eurasia, Journal of Eurasian Studies, 12(1): 19-27.
*Glenn Diesen (2020). Russia as an International Conservative Power: The Rise of Right-Wing Populists and their Affinity towards Russia, Journal of Contemporary European Studies, 28(2): 182-196.
*Glenn Diesen (2019). The Disorderly Transition to a Multipolar World, New Perspectives, 27(3): 25-29.
*Glenn Diesen (2019). The Geoeconomics of Russia’s Greater Eurasia Initiative, Asian Politics & Policy, 11(4): 566-585. 
*Glenn Diesen (2018). The Geoeconomics of the Territorial Dispute between Russia and Japan, Asian Survey, 58(3): 582–605. 
*Glenn Diesen and Conor Keane (2018). The offensive posture of NATO’s missile defense system, Communist and Post-Communist Studies, 51(2): 92-103. 
*Glenn Diesen (2018). The ‘New Cold War’ and its Impact on Chinese Geoeconomics, Valdai Discussion Club, 21 November.
*Glenn Diesen (2017). The Global Resurgence of Economic Nationalism, Valdai Discussion Club [heruitgegee in Rusland in Globale Kwessies], 21 Desember. 
*Glenn Diesen (2017). The EU, Russia and the Manichean Trap, Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 19(3): 1-18. 
*Glenn Diesen (2017). Russia, China and ‘Balance of Dependence’ in Greater Eurasia, Valdai Discussion Club [heruitgegee in Rusland in Globale Kwessies], 31 March.
*Glenn Diesen and Conor Keane (2017). The Two-Tiered division of Ukraine: Historical Narratives in Nation- and Region-Building, Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies, 19(3): 313-329. 
*Ivaylo Gatev and Glenn Diesen (2016). Eurasian Encounters: The Eurasian Economic Union and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, European Politics and Society, 17(1): 133-150.
*Glenn Diesen and Conor Keane (2016). Constraining Missile Defence, Defense and Security Analysis, 32(2): 129-143.
*Conor Keane and Glenn Diesen (2015). Divided We Stand: The US foreign policy bureaucracy and nation-building in Afghanistan, International Peacekeeping, 22(3): 205-229. 
*Glenn Diesen (2015). Inter-democratic security institutions and the security dilemma: a neoclassical realist model of the EU and NATO after the end of the Soviet Union, East European Quarterly, 41(2-3): 137-161. 
*Glenn Diesen (2015). Coercing ‘European Integration’? Assessing the posture of the CSDP, Polis, No.6, 81-102.
*Glenn Diesen and Steve Wood (2012). Russia’s Proposal for a New European Security System: Confirming Diverse Perspectives, Australian Journal of International Affairs, 66(4): 450-467.

## Verwysings