My PhD research asks whether content-oriented Very Large Online Platforms and Search Engines, the kind the EU Digital Services Act…
Asymmetrical threat studies: Digital Citizenship, Sovereignty and Resilience
Digital issues have gained much-needed attention lately, especially following growing contention between the US and EU, particularly in relation to…
The Global Economic Chessboard: March 2026
Below is my analysis of the global economy as of early March 2026. We are witnessing a restructure of the global economy with turmoil ahead.
The Silver Squeeze -The White House Summit and the War for Resources
Last week, the Asymmetrical War shifted fronts. In an unprecedented gathering, representatives from 50 nations convened at the White House…
The Hidden Fronts: Asymmetrical Warfare and Economic Weapons
Pax Americana is over with the US government proposing a new ‘Pax Silica’ which includes an agreement on precious minerals and microchip production.
Project Update: Methodology Consolidation and Nordic Focus
Over the past year, my PhD project has moved from conceptual exploration into a more consolidated and methodologically grounded phase.…
Attending the IGF ’25 in Lillestrøm
I’m currently attending the Internet Governance Forum in Lillestrøm Norway and am having a blast. This is the playground for…
Sidebar: History as Index – From Reality-Based to Algorithmically Authored
Another AI structured sidebar based on my theory of history-writing In response to a now-infamous quote attributed to a senior…
Using AI in academic research
I’ve formulated a theory on the difference between working with search-engines vs. working with AI in academic research. It has…
Security talks – interviews in Icelandic
Last week I’ve been busy on a ‘media campaign’, spreading myself thin, spreading knowledge (ok: FEAR and DOOM) about soft-cybersecurity…