Jan Oberg
Peace studies professor. PhD in sociology, peace and future researcher. Associate professor (Docent) at Lund University, Visiting or guest professor at various universities.
Featured Works
“Energy for a Better Society” (in Danish)；
“Myth About Our Security” (in Danish)；
“To Develop Security and Secure Development”；
“Winning Peace” (co-author)；
He published “Predictable Fiasco. The Conflict with Iraq and Denmark as an Occupying Power” (in Danish).
Experiences
1983−1989 ：Director of the Lund University Peace Research Institute, LUPRI, in Sweden. Thereafter visiting a professor in e.g. Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Schlaining, Rovereto and Basel.
1983−1987：Board member and Secretary -General of the Danish Peace Foundation.
1986-present：Co-founder with my wife, Dr. Christina Spannar, and director of Transnational Foundation for Peace and Future Research, TFF, in Lund, Sweden
2009-present ：Art photographer with own studio at Oberg PhotoGraphics in Lund, Sweden
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November 5, 2024
What does the real Xinjiang look like?
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October 28, 2024
Amid global conflicts escalating, why has the United Nations, tasked with maintaining peace, seemingly failed to fulfill its role? Why is a ceasefire agreement in Gaza proving elusive, and why does a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine remain distant? Professor Jan Oberg delves into the underlying reasons why achieving world peace is such a challenging […]
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September 30, 2024
If the US faced the same situation as Russia today, it would have put a stop to it long ago and thrown out NATO next to its border.
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August 12, 2024
NATO allies in July called China a “decisive enabler” of Russia's war against Ukraine and expressed concerns over Beijing's nuclear arsenal and its capabilities in space.
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August 2, 2024
What Are the Consequences of Germany Accepting Long-Range Missile Deployment on Its Territory?
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August 2, 2024
Will China be a strong mediator in the Russia-Ukraine conflict?