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Building: Faculty of International and Political Studies, Floor: 1, Room: 145
Friday 14:00 - 15:45 CEST (11/09/2026)
This panel examines the impact of Donald Trump’s second presidency on the transatlantic relationship, Greenland, and the wider international system. The papers explore US foreign policy towards Greenland and its implications for Greenlandic independence, Danish solidarity, and transatlantic relations. They also consider Trump’s use of trade measures towards China and the relationship between personalised decision-making and broader consequences for the international system. Together, the papers assess how Trump 2.0 is reshaping US–European relations, territorial politics, trade policy, and the international order.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| The Unpredictability of Personalized Decision-Making and the Predictability of the Consequences for the International System. The Trump 2.0 Presidency | View Paper Details |
| The Configurational Politics of Trade Measures in Trump’s Foreign Policy: US Political Conditions for Chinese Restraint | View Paper Details |
| The U.S. Transatlantic Policy During the Second Term of Donald Trump: a Point of No Return? | View Paper Details |
| Speaking for Greenland: Trump’s Territorial Claim and the Sourcing of Danish Solidarity | View Paper Details |
| US Foreign Policy Impact on Greenlandic Independence | View Paper Details |