Kristian Stokke

• Stokke, Kristian (2018). Democratization in the Global South: From democratic transitions to transformative democratic politics. Geography Compass.  ISSN 1749-8198. . doi: 10.1111/gec3.12412
• Hiariej, Eric & Stokke, Kristian (2017). Introduction: Politics of Citizenship in Indonesia, In Eric Hiariej & Kristian Stokke (ed.),  Politics of Citizenship in Indonesia.  Yayasan Obor Indonesia.  ISBN 978-602-433-507-6.  Chapter 1.  s 1 - 21
• Stokke, Kristian (2017). Nation-State, In Douglas Richardson (ed.),  The International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment, and Technology.  John Wiley & Sons.  ISBN 978-0-4706-5963-2.  Political geography.  s 1 - 6
• Stokke, Kristian (2017). Politics of Citizenship: Towards an Analytical Framework, In Eric Hiariej & Kristian Stokke (ed.),  Politics of Citizenship in Indonesia.  Yayasan Obor Indonesia.  ISBN 978-602-433-507-6.  Chapter 2.  s 23 - 53
• Stokke, Kristian (2017). Politics of citizenship: Towards an analytical framework. Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift.  ISSN 0029-1951.  71(4), s 193- 207 . doi: 10.1080/00291951.2017.1369454
• Stokke, Kristian & Hiariej, Eric (2017). Conclusion: The Continued Need for Transformative Politics of Citizenship, In Eric Hiariej & Kristian Stokke (ed.),  Politics of Citizenship in Indonesia.  Yayasan Obor Indonesia.  ISBN 978-602-433-507-6.  Chapter 12.  s 339 - 345
• Stokke, Kristian; Win, Khine & Aung, Soe Myint (2015). Political Parties and Popular Representation in Myanmar’s Democratization Process. Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs.  ISSN 1868-1034.  34(3), s 3- 35
• Isaksen, Kari-Anne & Stokke, Kristian (2014). Changing climate discourse and politics in India. Climate change as challenge and opportunity for diplomacy and development. Geoforum.  ISSN 0016-7185.  57, s 110- 119 . doi: 10.1016/j.geoforum.2014.08.019 Vis sammendrag

  This article contributes to the study of changing climate discourse and policy in emerging powers through a case study of climate discourse in India since 2007. Based on interviews with key actors in Indian climate politics and textual analysis, three general climate discourses - the Third World, Win-Win and Radical Green discourses - are identified. The discourses are characterised by different constructions of India’s identity, interests, climate change exposure and climate policy orientation. At the most general level, the article finds that there has been a general discursive shift from the Third World discourse to the Win-Win discourse, and that the latter discourse is in broad agreement with the dominant international climate change discourse of ecological modernisation and thus supports an alignment between Indian and international climate politics. We also find, however, that India’s domestic climate politics is marked by co-existence and tensions between the three climate discourses, producing a complex and at times contentious discursive politics over climate change, identity and development. The case study presented in this article moreover demonstrates how national interests are socially constructed and how changes in policy reflect changes in the dominant discourse.

• Stokke, Kristian (2014). Peacebuilding as Small-State Foreign Policy. Norway’s Peace Engagement in a Changing International Context. International Studies.  ISSN 0020-8817.  49(3-4), s 207- 231 . doi: 10.1177/0020881714532334 Fulltekst i vitenarkiv.
• Stokke, Kristian (2014). Substantiating Urban Democracy: The Importance of Popular Representation and Transformative Democratic Politics, In Susan Parnell & Sophie Oldfield (ed.),  The Routledge Handbook on Cities of the Global South.  Routledge.  ISBN 9780415818650.  Kap. 23.  s 257 - 268
• Glavin, Guro; Stokke, Kristian & Wiig, Henrik (2013). The Impact of Women's Mobilisation: Civil Society Organisations and the Implementation of Land Titling in Peru. Forum for Development Studies.  ISSN 0803-9410.  40(1), s 129- 152 . doi: 10.1080/08039410.2012.691108
• Stokke, Kristian (2013). Conceptualizing the Politics of Citizenship. PCD Journal.  ISSN 2085-0433.  5(1)
• Stokke, Kristian & Törnquist, Olle (2013). Experiences and Strategic Interventions in Transformative Democratic Politics, In Kristian Stokke & Olle Törnquist (ed.),  Democratization in the Global South: The Importance of Transformative Politics.  Palgrave Macmillan.  ISBN 9780230370036.  Kapittel 14.  s 302 - 311
• Stokke, Kristian & Törnquist, Olle (2013). Paradigmatic Failures of Transformative Democratic Politics: Indonesia and Sri Lanka in Comparative Perspective, In Kristian Stokke & Olle Törnquist (ed.),  Democratization in the Global South: The Importance of Transformative Politics.  Palgrave Macmillan.  ISBN 9780230370036.  Kapittel 5.  s 100 - 124
• Stokke, Kristian & Törnquist, Olle (2013). The Relevance of the Scandinavian Experiences, In Kristian Stokke & Olle Törnquist (ed.),  Democratization in the Global South: The Importance of Transformative Politics.  Palgrave Macmillan.  ISBN 9780230370036.  Kapittel 2.  s 21 - 41
• Stokke, Kristian & Törnquist, Olle (2013). Transformative Democratic Politics, In Kristian Stokke & Olle Törnquist (ed.),  Democratization in the Global South: The Importance of Transformative Politics.  Palgrave Macmillan.  ISBN 9780230370036.  Kapittel 13.  s 3 - 20
• Stokke, Kristian (2012). Crafting Liberal Peace? International Peace Promotion and the Contextual Politics of Peace in Sri Lanka, In Kobayashi Audrey (ed.),  Geographies of Armed Conflict and Peace.  Routledge.  ISBN 978-0-415-69658-6.  Kapittel 13.
• Moisio, Sami; Stokke, Kristian; Sæther, Elin; Larsen, Henrik Gutzon; Ek, Richard & Lund Hansen, Anders (2011). Interventions in Nordic political geographies. Political Geography.  ISSN 0962-6298.  30, s 241- 249 . doi: 10.1016/j.polgeo.2011.04.005
• Stokke, Kristian (2011). Liberal Peace in Question: The Sri Lankan Case, In Kristian Stokke & Jayadeva Uyangoda (ed.),  Liberal Peace in Question. Politics of State and Market Reform in Sri Lanka.  Anthem Press.  ISBN 9781843318965.  Chapter 1.  s 1 - 33
• Stokke, Kristian (2011). Questioning Liberal Peace, In Darley Jose Kjosavik & Pål Olav Vedeld (ed.),  The Political Economy of Environment and Development in a Globalised World - Exploring the Frontiers.  Tapir Akademisk Forlag.  ISBN 978-82-519-2786-4.  Chapter 15.  s 321 - 341
• Stokke, Kristian & Peiris, Pradeep (2011). Liberal Peace and Public Opinion, In Kristian Stokke & Jayadeva Uyangoda (ed.),  Liberal Peace in Question. Politics of State and Market Reform in Sri Lanka.  Anthem Press.  ISBN 9781843318965.  Chapter 8.  s 157 - 181
• Evensen, Jane Vogt & Stokke, Kristian (2010). United Against HIV/AIDS? Politics of Local Governance in HIV/AIDS Treatment in Lusikisiki, South Africa. Journal of Southern African Studies.  ISSN 0305-7070.  36(1), s 151- 167 . doi: 10.1080/03057071003607402
• Stokke, Kristian (2010). Civil Society in Sri Lanka during and after the 5th Peace Process: Changing Spaces for Advocating Political Transformations and Delivering Social Welfare Post‐9/11, In Jude Howell & Jeremy Lind (ed.),  Civil Society Under Strain. Counter-Terrorism Policy, Civil Society and Aid Post-9/11.  Kumarian Press.  ISBN 978-1-56549-297-4.  Chapter 9.  s 149 - 170 Vis sammendrag

  The post-Cold War period has seen the emergence of a dichotomising discourse on civil society. Whereas the 1990s was characterised by a strong emphasis on the positive political and developmental contributions of civil society to peacebuilding in intrastate conflicts, the period since the September 11 attacks in the United States has brought a critical focus on the transnational advocacy work and resource mobilization of civil society associations linked to ‘terrorist’ insurgency movements. Thus a discursive distinction has emerged between ‘good civil society’ associated with the transnational agenda of liberal ‘peacebuilding’ and ‘bad civil society’ associated with intrastate and international ‘terrorism’. This dichotomization creates a basis for contrasting strategies by state and international actors; instrumental use of ‘good’ civil society for liberal peacebuilding and regulation and repression of ‘bad’ civil society as part of counter-terrorist measures. These contrasting strategies are well illustrated by the changing policies towards civil society in Sri Lanka’s protracted intrastate conflict and the appropriation of global discourses on defeating terrorism by the Sri Lankan government since 2005 to introduce new controls on the spaces for political deliberation and human rights advocacy. Civil society organisations (CSOs) focusing on political advocacy work and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) involved in humanitarian rehabilitation and development were instrumentally used in the internationalized attempt at crafting liberal peace during the government of Prime Minister Ranil Wickramasinghe (2001-2004). These civil society roles in liberal peacebuilding were, however, politicized by the Sinhalese ethnonationalist opposition during the peace process and civil society associations have been targets for state repression under the government of President Mahinda Rajapakse since 2005. While the former period was marked by a relatively inclusive definition of ‘good’ civil society, when even some Tamil welfare and development organisations associated with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) received international aid, the latter period has brought authoritarian repression of both Tamil and Sinhalese NGOs and CSOs. Thus, the global War on Terror has added another layer of complexity to the long-running conflict and made it increasingly difficult for advocacy groups to seek an effective political engagement in the conflict while also encumbering the delivery of aid to conflict-affected areas.

• Stokke, Kristian (2010). Institutionalising self-determination: LTTE’s strategy of building a de facto Tamil Eelam state, In Ana Pararajasingham (ed.),  Sri Lanka: 60 Years of 'Independence' and Beyond.  Centre for Just Peace and Democracy.  ISBN 978-3-9523172-5-9.  11.  s 592 - 608
• Stokke, Kristian (2010). The Soft Power of a Small State. Discursive Constructions and Institutional Practices of Norway's Peace Engagement. PCD Journal.  ISSN 2085-0433.  2(1)
• Stokke, Kristian & Manandar, Mohan Das (2010). Nepal: State and Society - A Primer, In Kristian Stokke & Mohan Das Manandar (ed.),  State and Society. Social Exclusion and Inclusion in Nepal.  Mandala Book Point.  ISBN 9789994655137.  Kap. 2.
• Stokke, Kristian & Peiris, Pradeep (2010). Public Opinion on Peace as a Reflection of Social Differentiation and Politicisation of Identity in Sri Lanka. PCD Journal.  ISSN 2085-0433.  2(1)
• Stokke, Kristian & Sæther, Elin (2010). Political geography in Norway: Current state and future prospects. Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift.  ISSN 0029-1951.  64(4), s 211- 215 . doi: 10.1080/00291951.2010.528223 Vis sammendrag

  The article provides a brief review of the current state and future prospects of political geography in Norway. Although political geography has been revitalised internationally, it has a relatively short history and weak institutional basis in Norway. There are, however, notable exceptions both within and outside the discipline. The main part of the article reviews recent research within political geography at the University of Olso, emphasising the shared focus on contextualised politics of representation, especially in the Global South. This thematic and geographical orientation gives Norwegian political geography a distinct character that also frames the prospects for further development and contribution to international political geography.

• Erdal, Marta Bivand & Stokke, Kristian (2009). Contributing to Development? Transnational Activities among Tamils in Norway. Asian and Pacific Migration Journal.  ISSN 0117-1968.  18(3), s 397- 418 Vis sammendrag

  The theme of this article is the transnational activities of members of the Tamil diaspora in Norway and their significance for development in the North-East of Sri Lanka. Our analysis acknowledges the complexity of Tamil transnational activities, particularly in regard to issues which may be seen as political. A key observation regards the pragmatic and seemingly apolitical approach to development among the majority of the Tamil diaspora. This is explained with reference to the positionality of the Tamil diaspora, as a key actor in regard to politics and development in North-East Sri Lanka, but simultaneously trapped by the dynamics of war and peace. Thus, members of the Tamil diaspora employ transnational strategies, but in forms that cater to complex and sometimes contradictory needs for Tamil identity and belonging, political interests of national self-determination and security, and survival for families.

• Pfaff-Czarnecka, Joanna; Stokke, Kristian & Manandhar, Mohan Das (2009). Introduction, In Joanna Pfaff-Czarnecka; Mohan Das Manandhar & Kristian Stokke (ed.),  Identity and Society. Social Exclusion and Inclusion in Nepal.  Mandala Book Point.  ISBN 978-99946-55-11-3.  Chapter 1.  s 1 - 10
• Stokke, Kristian (2009). Crafting Liberal Peace? International Peace Promotion and the Contextual Politics of Peace in Sri Lanka. Annals of the Association of American Geographers.  ISSN 0004-5608.  99(5), s 932- 939 . doi: 10.1080/00045600903245920 Vis sammendrag

  Contemporary armed conflicts are typically intrastate conflicts in the Global South. These are often represented as global security threats, providing a justification for practical geopolitics of promoting liberal peace through elitist peace negotiations and instrumental use of humanitarian and development aid. In this context, the contemporary hegemonic discourse on peace emphasizes the synergies between liberal peace, liberal democracy and neoliberal development. Based on recent democratic transitions, it is assumed that liberal peace can be crafted through internationally facilitated elite negotiations. The article examines this technocratic approach to peace and highlights the tension between elitist crafting of liberal peace and contextual political dynamics in conflict situations, using Sri Lanka as an exemplary case. Sri Lanka’s 5th peace process is presented as a product of international and domestic power relations and stakeholder strategies, with a convergence between the Government of Sri Lanka and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam around two defining characteristics: (i) crafting of peace through narrowly defined elite negotiations; and (ii) linking of peace and development through humanitarian and development aid. It is argued that the use of development as a precursor to peace politicized the issue of interim development administration while the combination of political exclusion of elites and social exclusion of intermediate Sinhalese classes undermined the government and their agenda for liberal peace. Sri Lanka is thus an illustrative case of international promotion of liberal peace, but also the tensions between internationalized and elitist crafting of peace and contextual power relations and political dynamics in conflict situations. Key Words: practical geopolitics, liberal peace, neoliberal development, peace process, Sri Lanka

• Stokke, Kristian (2009). Human Geography and the Contextual Politics of Substantive Democracy. Progress in Human Geography.  ISSN 0309-1325.  33(6), s 739- 742 Vis sammendrag

  Whereas human geography is rich in theoretical and empirical work on economic globalization and associated neoliberal ideology and governance, there is a striking absence of research on the parallel global spread and hegemony of liberal democracy during the last three decades. Human geographers working on themes related to democracy such as the state, social justice and citizenship have found inspiration in political economy, moral and cultural theory rather than democratic theory and with a clear leaning towards radical rather than liberal traditions. It is within sub-disciplines of human geography that emphasise more policy oriented and interdisciplinary research topics, such as urban planning, environmental policy and development studies, that one can find democracy-related geographic scholarship, but these have often been considered as applied research with a marginal role in defining theoretical debates and research practices within mainstream human geography. This short article reviews this knowledge gap in human geography and advocates concrete, contextual and comparative research on the strategies and capacities of diverse actors utilising democratic political spaces to give substance to formal democracies and in the process transforming democracy itself. Such a reorientation shifts the attention from liberal democracy as a universal and normative ideal towards democratisation as a never-ending and always contextual political process. This broad research agenda, which is evolving within studies of politics and development, is congruent with the common emphasis in human geography on social justice and difference but has so far gained relatively little recognition within the field.

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• Hiariej, Eric & Stokke, Kristian (ed.) (2017). Politics of Citizenship in Indonesia. Yayasan Obor Indonesia.  ISBN 978-602-433-507-6.  394 s.
• Jordhus-Lier, David Christoffer & Stokke, Kristian (red.) (2017). Samfunnsgeografi: En innføring. Cappelen Damm Akademisk.  ISBN 9788202547752.  371 s.
• Stokke, Kristian & Törnquist, Olle (ed.) (2013). Democratization in the Global South: The Importance of Transformative Politics. Palgrave Macmillan.  ISBN 9780230370036.  337 s.
• Stokke, Kristian & Uyangoda, Jayadeva (ed.) (2012). Liberal Peace in Question: Politics of State and Market Reform in Sri Lanka. Anthem Press.  ISBN 9380601425.  215 s.
• Stokke, Kristian & Uyangoda, Jayadeva (ed.) (2011). Liberal Peace in Question. Politics of State and Market Reform in Sri Lanka. Anthem Press.  ISBN 9781843318965.  216 s.
• Stokke, Kristian & Manandar, Mohan Das (ed.) (2010). State and Society. Social Exclusion and Inclusion in Nepal. Mandala Book Point.  ISBN 9789994655137.  153 s.
• Pfaff-Czarnecka, Joanna; Manandhar, Mohan Das & Stokke, Kristian (ed.) (2009). Identity and Society. Social Exclusion and Inclusion in Nepal. Mandala Book Point.  ISBN 978-99946-55-11-3.  167 s. Vis sammendrag

  Social exclusion in Nepal is condoned and supported by the exclusionary state ideology. Brahmins and Chhetris, the co-called high caste groups discriminated and suppressed the Dalits, indigenous nationalities, Madhesis and religious minorities and their cultural practices, including languages. In this regard, Social Inclusion Research Fund (SIRF) supported by the Royal Norwegian Embassy, Kathmandu and administered by SNV Nepal facilitated the process of studying exclusion in Nepal which has resulted in around 171 studies on the subject. Identity and Society contains the summarised article of the SIRF secretariat selected four studies. The studies have been selected on basis of their relevance in the discourse of social inclusion in Nepal. The article of Yam Bahadur Kisan explores on Dalits’ inclusion in Nepali state governance and the article of Keshari Kansakar and Sita Ghimire deals on the intricacies of inter-caste marriage between Dalits and Non-Dalits. Likewise, the article of Yogendra Yadava accounts linguistic diversity in Nepal along with its policy planning and the article of Kamal Maden et. al. documents Kirat nationalities’ indigenous knowledge on biological resource. Further, the book is fortune to have an article on “Discourse on Social Exclusion and Inclusion in Nepal: Old Wine in a New Bottle” by Krishna Bahadur Bhattachan. The introduction of the book has been contributed by Joanna Pfaff-Czarnecka, Kristian Stokke and Mohan Das Manandhar

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• Stokke, Kristian; Törnquist, Olle & Arnesen, Vegar Krogh (ed.) (2018). Power, Welfare and Democracy. Lessons from Indonesia in Comparative Perspectives, especially Myanmar and Scandinavia (Conference report, University of Oslo, 29-30 November 2017).
• Stokke, Kristian; Vakulchuk, Roman & Øverland, Indra (2018). Myanmar: A Political Economy Analysis. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv. Vis sammendrag

  Myanmar may for a long time remain in a transitional state with an uncertain future. After a series of political and economic liberalization reforms from 2011 onwards, Myanmar’s political trajectory remains open-ended, although the most plausible scenario remains a continued slow democratization process. The democratic opening has been driven largely by the interest of the military rulers in changing Myanmar’s relations with Western states and thereby gaining leverage vis-à-vis China. Continued military influence, persistent capacity problems in political parties and parliamentary politics, weak channels of political representation and limited administrative capacity give rise to critical questions about the substance of democratization and economic development in Myanmar. The country’s informal economy is one of the largest in the world and is upheld by informal elite pacts that were formed in the military era, often involving high-ranking officers and crony companies. Along with a high level of corruption and lack of redistributive mechanisms the continuing cronyism hinders inclusive growth. If these economic structures persist, social and ethnic conflicts may intensify and progress towards further democratization stall. Despite this, foreign direct investments in resource extraction and other sectors have been on the rise since 2011 and are likely to continue. Myanmar is also ranked as the world’s second-most vulnerable country to climate change. The government needs a better understanding of climate change and its effects – both its direct impacts on Myanmar and its indirect impacts via neighbouring countries such as Bangladesh. As Myanmar remains at a crossroads, smart external assistance may have greater long-term impact in Myanmar than in other recipient countries where the situation is less volatile. However, donors may also become increasingly frustrated and reduce their assistance because of the ongoing Rohingya crisis and because of the limited local capacity to absorb international assistance.

• García-Godos, Jemima & Stokke, Kristian (2017). Naturressurser: Utvinning, utvikling og konflikt, I: David Christoffer Jordhus-Lier & Kristian Stokke (red.),  Samfunnsgeografi: En innføring.  Cappelen Damm Akademisk.  ISBN 9788202547752.  Kapittel 10.  s 135 - 151
• Jordhus-Lier, David Christoffer & Stokke, Kristian (2017). Hva er samfunnsgeografi? Den geografiske forestillingsevne, I: David Christoffer Jordhus-Lier & Kristian Stokke (red.),  Samfunnsgeografi: En innføring.  Cappelen Damm Akademisk.  ISBN 9788202547752.  Kapittel 1.  s 19 - 28
• Jordhus-Lier, David Christoffer & Stokke, Kristian (2017). Hva kan samfunnsgeografer gjøre med verden?, I: David Christoffer Jordhus-Lier & Kristian Stokke (red.),  Samfunnsgeografi: En innføring.  Cappelen Damm Akademisk.  ISBN 9788202547752.  Kapittel 26.  s 361 - 367
• Jordhus-Lier, David Christoffer & Stokke, Kristian (2017). Samfunnsgeografiske kjernebegreper, I: David Christoffer Jordhus-Lier & Kristian Stokke (red.),  Samfunnsgeografi: En innføring.  Cappelen Damm Akademisk.  ISBN 9788202547752.  Kapittel 3.  s 45 - 62
• Stokke, Kristian (2017). Autokratisk demokratisering og medborgerskap for etniske minoriteter i Burma/Myanmar.
• Stokke, Kristian (2017). Samfunnsgeografiens faghistorie, I: David Christoffer Jordhus-Lier & Kristian Stokke (red.),  Samfunnsgeografi: En innføring.  Cappelen Damm Akademisk.  ISBN 9788202547752.  Kapittel 2.  s 29 - 43
• Stokke, Kristian (2017). The Way Forward to Peace in Burma/Myanmar: Prospects and Risks in Peace Engagement.
• Stokke, Kristian & Erdal, Marta Bivand (2017). Political geographies of citizenship. Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift.  ISSN 0029-1951.  71(4), s 189- 192 . doi: 10.1080/00291951.2017.1359207
• Stokke, Kristian & Erdal, Marta Bivand (2017). Political geographies of citizenship (Introduction to special issue). Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift.  ISSN 0029-1951. . doi: 10.1080/00291951.2017.1359207
• Stokke, Kristian; Erdal, Marta Bivand; Potthoff, Kerstin & Turner, Catriona (ed.) (2017). Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift - Norwegian Journal of Geography, Vol. 71, No. 4, September 2017. Norsk Geografisk Tidsskrift. 4.
• Stokke, Kristian & Gleiss, Marielle Stigum (2017). Identitet, medborgerskap og identitetspolitikk, I: David Christoffer Jordhus-Lier & Kristian Stokke (red.),  Samfunnsgeografi: En innføring.  Cappelen Damm Akademisk.  ISBN 9788202547752.  Kapittel 13.  s 175 - 190
• Stokke, Kristian (2010, 14. februar). Ikke håp om framgang på Sri Lanka.  Under Dusken.
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• Stokke, Kristian (2010, 27. januar). President-utfordrer omringet av soldater. Regimet føler seg truet av Fonseka.  VG.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 14. mai). 5633 tamiler møtte opp for å avgi stemme.  Utrop.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 18. april). Demonstrasjoner kan nytte.  Vårt Land.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 16. mai). Derfor ofres de.  Klassekampen.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 18. mars). Et norsk fallittbo?.  Dagsavisen.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 08. april). FN-ekspert advarer mot blodbad på Sri Lanka.  NTB.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 12. februar). Fokus på Sri Lanka. [TV].  NRK TV Urix.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 09. februar). Frykter klar seier.  Vårt Land.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 12. februar). Frykter ny geriljakrig. [Internett].  Klar Tale.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 20. mai). Frykter tamilsk quislingstyre.  Vårt Land.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 28. januar). Føler seg sviktet av det internasjonale samfunnet.  VG.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 05. august). Første valg etter Tigrenes nederlag: Pressen får ikke dekke valget.  Aftenposten.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 26. august). Grusom video viser angivelig henrettelser på Sri Lanka.  VG.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 16. april). Har Norge ødelagt for fredsprosessen på Sri Lanka?.  Dagbladet.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 26. august). Her henrettes forsvarsløse fanger.  Aftenposten.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 15. april). Krev reaksjonar fra regjeringa.  Klassekampen.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 07. januar). Kritiserer Norges Sri Lanka-stillhet. [Internett].  ABC Nyheter.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 01. april). Kritisert for å arrangere møte med Tamiltigrene.  NTB.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 07. april). Lite Norge kan gjøre.  VG.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 10. april). Meglerland krever stans i Sri Lanka-krig.  NTB.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 01. februar). Militær seier gir ingen fred.  Bergens Tidende.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 21. april). Norge må bli tøffere.  Dagbladet.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 29. juli). Norge skviset om milliardlån i IMF: Mente nei, sa ja til Sri Lanka.  Klassekampen.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 02. mars). Norsk-tamilske helseteam klare til å reise til krigsområdene.  Utrop.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 16. april). Nye blodige kamper på Sri Lanka. [Internett].  ABC Nyheter.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 21. juli). Nyhetskommentar om Sri Lanka. [Radio].  NRK P2 Dagsnytt 18.
• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 18. mai). Nyhetskommentar om Sri Lanka. [Radio].  NRK P2 Dagsnytt 18.
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• Stokke, Kristian (2009, 14. mai). Nyhetskommentar om Sri Lanka. [TV].  NRK TV Urix.
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