The RISK research center analyses the interactions between risk, infrastructure, security and conflict. In research practice, four fields of research have crystallized that form the key areas of our research.
- How are decisions made in a state of uncertainty? - The process of establishing certainty - Disasters and decision-making in a state of uncertainty - The logic of excluding alternative decisions
- Global impacts of transnational and international conflicts - Substantial contributions by states and by international, supranational and transnational organizations to conflict resolution - Humanitarian aid - Military operations - CIMIC missions
- Restriction of individual and collective freedom through the establishment of security - Complex interrelations between security and freedom - Security as a state free from unacceptable risks and impairments - Freedom as a space for autonomous action - Concept of human security at international level
- Threats to physical infrastructure - Natural disasters, climate change - Terrorism - Vandalism - Organized crime - Maritime accidents (collisions, leaks, disruptions) - Need for new structures and systems - Public acceptance of new structures and systems
The complexity and diversity of our research is reflected in the opinions of our researchers.