Guri Rosén
PhD Fellow (on leave)
Norwegian
Email
guri.rosen@arena.uio.no
Phone
+47 22 85 87 12
Fax
+47 22 85 87 10
Room
326
Username
Visiting address
Sognsveien 68
2nd floor
0855 Oslo
Postal address
ARENA - Centre for European Studies
P. O. Box 1143 Blindern
0317 Oslo
Academic Interests
Guri Rosén's main areas of academic interest include the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy, the European Parliament,
Background
Guri Rosén has been a PhD fellow at ARENA since 2007. She holds a master in political science from the University of Oslo and an MSc in sociology from the University of Oxford.
Projects
Her PhD project addresses the role of the European Parliament in the EU's foreign policy and is financed by the Norwegian Ministry of Defence.
Publications
- Rosén, G. (2011) 'Can You Keep a Secret?' How the European Parliament Got Access to Sensitive Documents in the Area of Security and Defence', RECON Online Working Paper 2011/22
- Trenz, H.-J., Conrad, M. and Rosén, G. (2009) 'Impartial mediator or critical watchdog? The role of Political Journalism in EU-constitution-making', Comparative European Politics 7(3), 342-363.
- Rosén, G. (2008) 'Parliamentary Control of European Security Policy: Why, Who and How?', CFSP Forum, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 9-12
- Rosén, G. (2007) 'Developing a European public sphere. The experimentalist approach assessed', ARENA Report 4/07.
- Rosén, G., Trenz, H.-J. and Conrad, M. (2007) 'The interpretative Moment of European Journalism: The impact of Media Voice in the ratification process', RECON Report No. 2/ ARENA Report 3/07
- Trenz, Hans-Jørg; Rosen, Guri & Conrad, Maximilian (2009). Impartial mediator or critical watchdog? The role of Political Journalism in EU-constitution-making.. Comparative European Politics. ISSN 1472-4790. 7(3), s 342- 363
- Rosen, Guri (2008). Parliamentary Control of European Security policy: Why, Who and How?. CFSP Forum. ISSN 1996-1782. 6(2), s 9- 12
- Rosen, Guri (2011). A secret worth keeping? The European Parliament’s access to documents in the area of security and defence policy.
- Rosen, Guri (2011). Can You Keep a Secret? How the European Parliament got Access to Sensitive Documents in the Area of Security and Defence.
- Rosen, Guri (2011). Can you keep a secret? How the European Parliament got access to sensitive documents in the area of security and defence.
- Rosen, Guri (2007). Developing a European public sphere. The exprimetalist approach assessed.
- Rosen, Guri; Trenz, Hans-Jørg & Conrad, Maxmillian (2007). The interpretative Moment of European Journalism: The impact of Media Voice in the ratification process.
Published Jul 27, 2010 10:11 AM
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