
معرفی
Janne Haaland Matlary is Professor of International Politics at the University of Oslo and the Norwegian National Defence University College. She holds a Dr.philos. from the University of Oslo (1994) and previously served as State Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Norway (1997-2000). Her academic work bridges security policy, EU governance, human rights, and natural law, with extensive advisory roles including the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace and the Norwegian Defence Commission.
Education
- Dr.philos., University of Oslo (1994)
- MA in Modern European History & Comparative Politics, University of Minnesota (1980)
- Magister Artium in Political Science, University of Oslo (1983)
- Executive Course in International Management, Norwegian School of Management (1990)
Research Focus
Matlary's research examines the intersection of power politics and normative frameworks, with emphasis on NATO strategy, European security architectures, humanitarian intervention ethics, and the juridification of international relations. She critically analyzes how liberal democracies navigate realpolitik challenges while maintaining human rights commitments.
Publication Trends
Her scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on evolving security paradigms, particularly NATO's adaptation to hybrid threats and the EU's struggle to develop coherent strategic cultures. Recent works address Russian revisionism and weapons technology ethics, while foundational texts explore legitimacy in military interventions and sovereignty transformations.
Awards and Honors
- St. Benedict Prize (2007) for contributions to European culture/politics
- Life Membership, Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences (2009)
Professional Engagements
Matlary has led major initiatives including the Norwegian Research Council's PETROPOL program (2000-2006) and served on high-level advisory boards for the World Economic Forum, OSCE, and multiple defence commissions. She contributes to international policy through Vatican delegations and Norwegian parliamentary committees.



