Introduktion
Ole Elgström is since 2001 professor of Political Science. I am also Vice-Dean at the Faculty of Social Science, which means that I devote half of my time to academic leadership and administration. My research has in recent years been focused on the European Union’s global roles and on how the EU is perceived by external actors (other state representatives). I have, for example, authored several articles on outsiders’ images of the EU in multilateral trade-, aid-, and climate change negotiations. I also have a keen interest in negotiation theory, and notably on the EU’s negotiation strategies in international negotiations. My teaching is limited, but I am in charge of the master course “European Union negotiations”, and I also do some supervision. I took my PhD in 1982 with a dissertation on the active foreign policy of Sweden.
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Visades från:
2013-04-04
Ole Elgström är en av författarna till artikeln Images of the EU beyond its Borders: Issue-Specific and Regional Perceptions of European Union Power and Leadership, som nyligen publicerats i Journal of Common Market Studies
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Visades från: 2013-01-24
Ole Elgström har medförfattat kapitlet The European Union and International Regimes: Institutions, Norms and Negotiation in the Pursuit of ‘Effective Multilateralism’, som ingår i den nyutkomna volymen Routledge Handbook on Europe and International Institutions. Performance, Policy, Power. Läs mer...
Forskning
In my most recent project, I have started to probe the changed characteristics of modern multilateral international negotiations with the rise of the "emerging powers" (China, India and others). In what ways have changes in power configurations also transformed patterns of negotiation strategies and coalition-building in multilateral negotiations? This far, I focus on climate change and trade negotiations and have, together with Karin Bäckstrand, written an article on the changed roles of the EU in climate change, accepted for publication in the Journal of European Public Policy (2012-13). This project demonstrates my continued focus on international negotiations; for a long time my major area of research. In the monography Foreign Aid Negotiations (1992), an interest in foreign aid was combined with my interest in negotiation theory. After the Swedish membership of the EU, my research shifted to the EU as a negotiation arena: what is characteristic of negotiations, mediation and coalition-building in the Union? Fragments from theories on international negotiations are used to understand the unique features of EU negotiations. Articles on EU negotiations were published in Negotiation Journal , International Negotiation, Cooperation and Conflict, Journal of European Public Policy and European Foreign Affairs Review. The findings are summarized in my edited volume (with Christer Jönsson) "European Union negotiations" (Routledge 2005). In another on-going research project, I investigate how non-EU state actors perceive the roles of the EU in international multilateral negotiations: is it seen as a great power and as one, unified actor? Is it considered a leader in international negotiations? In this context, I relate to role theory, a perspective applied in "The European Union’s Roles in International Politics" (co-edited with Mike Smith; Routledge 2006). The rationale behind researching "the EU as others see it" is explicated in an article in European Foreign Affairs Review (no 2, 2006), written together with Natalia Chaban and Martin Holland and empirical findings are reported in a Report from Sieps (2006: 1) and in articles in International Relations (vol 21 no 4, 2007; on the EU as a leader in international negotiations), in J. of Common Market Studies (vol. 45 no 4, 2007; on the EU in international trade negotiations), in J. of European Integration (vol. 30 no 3, 2008; on EU coherence in its aid and trade policy), in European Foreign Affairs Review (vol. 15, 2010; on EU-Pacific Islands EPA-negotiations) and in Cooperation and Conflict (vol. 45 no 3, 2010, on the EU in climate change negotiations. Another major area of research concerns the foreign policy strategies of small states. In my dissertation, Aktiv utrikespolitik (1982), the active foreign policy of Sweden in the 1960´s and 70´s was described and analyzed. In Images and Strategies of Autonomy" (2000) - which was part of the research programme on Stable Peace at my Department and the Department of History - I tried to high-light how small states balance between their striving for autonomy and the restrictions given by external pressures. In the project, Comparing Council Presidencies, the possibilities and constraints that an EU Council Presidency faces when trying to fulfill the roles of leader and mediator were analyzed. The results of this project are summarized in "European Union Council Presidencies" (Routledge 2003) and in an article in the Hague Journal of Diplomacy (no 2, 2006).
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Senaste forskningsprodukter (max 2 år gamla)
(Fler poster kan förekomma i den universitetsgemensamma databasen LUP):
Ole Elgström är en av författarna till artikeln Images of the EU beyond its Borders: Issue-Specific and Regional Perceptions of European Union Power and Leadership, som nyligen publicerats i Journal of Common Market Studies Läs mer...
Ole Elgström har medförfattat kapitlet The European Union and International Regimes: Institutions, Norms and Negotiation in the Pursuit of ‘Effective Multilateralism’, som ingår i den nyutkomna volymen Routledge Handbook on Europe and International Institutions. Performance, Policy, Power. Läs mer...
Rikard Bengtsson och Ole Elgström har författat artikeln Conflicting Role Conceptions? The European Union in Global Politics, som nyligen publicerats i tidskriften Foreign Policy Analysis Läs mer...
Ole Elgström är en av författarna till artikeln Curriculum Debate and Policy Change som nyligen publicerats i tidskriften Journal of Curriculum Studies Läs mer...
Undervisning
På grund av min forskning och mitt uppdrag som prodekanus har jag de senaste åren haft relativt lite undervisning. Jag ger, tillsammans med Malena Rosén Sundström, sedan flera år masterkursen European Union Negotiation. Vi försöker här blanda teoretisk kunskap med praktiska inslag, framför allt i form av olika typer av förhandlingsspel. Jag är också handledare för masteruppsatser; en uppgift som jag tycker är synnerligen givande - och rolig! Tidigare i min karriär har jag framför allt hållt i kurser om internationell politik, konflikt och samverkan och "vägar till fred". Jag var medförfattare till läroboken "internationell politik", som i många år var obligatorisk litteratur på introduktionskursen i statsvetenskap.
Nedan visas de kurser där Ole Elgström undervisat, och som finns inlagda i institutionens databas
vt 2013: STVM23 - Master's Thesis (Two Years) In European Affairsvt 2013: STVP31 - European Union Negotiations
ht 2012: STVM23 - Master's Thesis (Two Years) In European Affairs
vt 2012: STVM23 - Master's Thesis (Two Years) In European Affairs
vt 2012: STVP31 - European Union Negotiations
vt 2011: STVP13 - European Union Negotiations
vt 2010: STVP13 - European Union Negotiations
vt 2009: STVP13 - European Union Negotiations
vt 2009: STVP17 - Thesis, advanced level
vt 2008: STVN04 - Global politisk ordning
vt 2008: STVP13 - European Union Negotiations
vt 2007: 41-60 - International Negotiation: Characteristics and Variation
vt 2007: MEA330 - Thesis
ht 2006: 61-80 - Vägar till fred
ht 2006: MEA310 - Negotiation and Decision-making
ht 2006: MEA330 - Thesis
vt 2006: 41-60 - Cross-Cultural Negotiations
vt 2006: MEA330 - Thesis
ht 2005: 41-60 - Diplomacy and International Negotiation
ht 2005: 61-80 - Vägar till fred
ht 2005: MEA310 - Negotiation and Decision-making
ht 2005: MEA330 - Thesis
ht 2004: 21-40 - Konflikt och samverkan i internationell politik
ht 2004: 41-60 - Diplomacy and International Negotiation
ht 2004: 41-60 - Diplomacy, Negotiation and Mediation
CV och publikationslista
OLE ELGSTRÖM
Department of Political Science
Lund University
Box 52, S-221 00 LUND, SWEDEN
Tel. +46 46 222 8947, fax +46 46 222 4006
E-mail: ole.elgstrom@svet.lu.se
CURRICULUM VITAE
Born 10 October 1950
Married since 1982 to Monica Werngren Elgström; one son, Ludvig Elgström, born 1984
Academic education and positions:
BA (major in Political Science) 1974, Lund University
Ph D in Political Science 1982, Lund University
Docent in Political Science 1991
Professor of Political Science 2001
Senior academic positions: Assistant Professor, Linköping University, 1983-1991
Associate Professor, Linköping University, 1991-1993
Associate Professor, Lund University, 1993—2001
Professor, Lund University, 2001--
Vice Dean (Prodekanus), Faculty of Social Sciences, Lund, 2009-
Research projects:
”The women organization of the Centre Party. Creation, accomplishments and developments” (FRN:s folkrörelsedelegation)
”Technology and science in education and society” (SÖ)
”Foreign aid negotiations” (HSFR)
”Implementation of Swedish environmental aid policy” (contribution from SIDA)
”What drives donor strategy and behavior? Comparing American, Chinese and Swedish aid to Tanzania” (SAREC)
”Stable peace. The long peace of Sweden” (RBJ)
”The European Union: Negotiations in networks” (HSFR)
”The Presidency of the Council: A Comparative Perspective” (RBJ)
“New ways to influence in international politics? New roles for the EU?” (Sieps)
“The EU as Others See It” (RBJ)
International experiences:
Visiting Scholar-in-Residence (Fulbright Scholar), University of Wisconsin at La Crosse, Spring Semester 1987 (teaching three courses)
Visiting scholar, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, Spring Semester 1999, two months in 2004 (teaching a Summer course) and one month in 2010
Participation in international conferences:
Nordic Political Science Association 1978, 1981, 1984
International Political Science Association 1977, 2006 (panel convenor)
International Studies Association 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1996, 1998, 2009
ECPR Pan-European Conference in International Relations 1992, 1995 (panel convenor), 1998 (panel convenor), 2001
Nordic International Studies Association 1993
SASS (Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Studies), Columbus, Ohio 1987
AIIA (Austrian Institute for International Affairs) 1981
Leonard Davies Institute of International Relations, Jerusalem 1996
Jeff Rubin Memorial Conference, Harvard Law School, Boston 1996
ECPR Joint Sessions 2000 (workshop convenor), 2004 (workshop convenor)
ECPR General Conference Potsdam 2009
ECPR Pan-European Conference on EU Politics, Bordeaux 2002 (programme chair and panel convenor); Bologna 2004 (on organizational committee; panel convenor), Riga 2008, Porto 2010, Tampere 2012
EUSA (EU Studies Association) 2003, Montreal 2007
UACES Edinburgh 2008
Workshop on new forms of diplomacy and international negotiation, Fudan University, Shanghai 2006
Miscelleanous:
Guest lectures at Loughborough University 1996, 1997
Guest teacher at Pecs University, Hungary 1998, 2000
Guest teacher at Fudan University, Shanghai 2002—2008
Guest lecture at Sabanci University, Istanbul, 2003
Guest teacher at University of Canterbury at Christchurch 2004
Guest lecture at University of Catania 2006
Key note speaker, New Zealand Europeanist conference, University of Lincoln 2010
Faculty opponent at dissertations at Lund University (1988, 1991), Gothenburg University (1989, 1992, 2000), Uppsala University (1994), Stockholm University (1997), Syddansk universitet (2003), Oslo (2011), Aarhus University (2012)
External examiner, University of Dar es Salaam (1994)
Referee for positions as Assistant Professor (universitetslektor): Stockholm University 1993, Swedish Military Academy 1995, Halmstad 1998, Södertörn 2005, Södertörn 2006, Stockholm 2011, Lund 2011 (HT-fakultet)
Referee for title of Docent: Stockholm University 1994, Uppsala University 2003 (twice), 2005, Södertörns högskola 2007, Stockholm 2008, 2011
Referee for position as Researcher: Oslo University 2005
Referee for Professorship (“Oprykk”): Oslo University 2006
Referee for position as Professor: Stockholms universitet 2007, Syddansk universitet 2007, Försvarshögskolan 2008, Köpenhamns universitet 2009, Stockholms universitet 2010
Chair of Committee evaluating Estonian research in Political Science, 2003
Evaluator of Master Programmes in Estonia, 2006
Evaluator of research at Department of Political Science, Karlstad University, 2006
Evaluator of applications for Centres of Excellence, Åbo University, 2005
Member of Credential Committee, Master programme at University of Leiden, 2006, 2011 (ordf.)
Ordförande i utvärderingsgrupp för tre masterutbildningar på Göteborgs universitet, 2011
Referee for inter alia European Journal of International Relations, Security Studies, Group Decision and Negotiation , Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, Scandinavian Political Studies, Politica, Cooperation & Conflict, J. of Peace Research, J. of Common Market Studies, J. of European Public Policy, J. of European Integration, European Integration on-line Papers, Environmental Politics, Cambridge Review of International Relations
Evaluator of applications to KBM, Formas, Stint, Östersjöstiftelsen, NOS-HS, Norges forskningsråd, Vetenskapsrådet, Riksbankens Jubileumsfond
Member of Scandinavian Political Studies Advisory Committee
Member of Cooperation & Conflict Editorial Committee
Member, Board of Swedish Political Science Association 1989-1993, 1995-97
Secretary in said Association 1995-97
Member, Board of Section for International Politics, Swedish Political Science Association, 1983-1993
Board member of Nordic International Studies Association, 2000- 05
Board member of Standing Group on European Union, ECPR, 2000-07
Member of the Research Delegation of Östersjöstiftelsen, 2002-- ; its chair 2005—
Member of the Board, Foundation for Research on the Baltic Area and Eastern Europe (Östersjöstiftelsen) 2005-
Member of the Committee for Political Science applications, Swedish Research Council, 2003-05
Inspector, Västgöta Nation, Lund 2001-11
Pedagogical merits:
Teaching experiences in Lund 1977-82: 500 hours
1993-2008: 150-200 hours per year
2008--: around 30 hours per year
Teaching experiences in Linköping 1983-93: 100-350 hours per year
Teaching at all levels: A-D and doctoral courses.
Experience of many different forms of examination: written exams, oral exams in small groups (Bachelor level), take-home exams, game analysis.
In 1994, a course for doctoral students, ”The Post Cold War Era”, was given in Lund;
in 2003, another course at this level, “Politik som övertalning”
Since 1995 tutor for Ph D-candidates at the Department of Political Science, Lund
Teaching in Great Britain, USA, Hungary and New Zealand. Guest lectures given in Denmark, Norway, Italy and Turkey. Much of the teaching in Lund also done in English, especially within the Master of European Affairs Programme.
Main teaching areas: International relations in general; European integration; Negotiation theory
”Internationell politik” (”International Politics”) - written together with Christer Jönsson and Magnus Jerneck – has been a widely used introductory textbook in Sweden.
Administrative experiences:
In charge of the Programme for Public Administration, Linköping, 1984-87
Director of Studies in Political Science, Linköping, 1987-1990
Programme Director, Master of European Affairs Programme, Lund, 1994-2002
Vice Chairman, Philosophical Sciences Faculty Board, Linköping, 1990-1992, and Chairman of its Executive Committee
Chair, Department of Social Sciences, Linköping, 1993
Member of Forskarutbildningsrådet, Faculty of Social Sciences, Lund, 2006—; its Chair 2009-
Vice Dean (Prodekanus), Faculty of Social Sciences, Lund, 2009-
Chair Appointment Committee (Lärarförslagsnämnden), Faculty of Social Sciences, Lund, 2009-
Ole Elgström
List of Publications
(not including conference papers)
Monographs:
1. Ole Elgström: Aktiv utrikespolitik. En jämförelse mellan svensk och dansk parlamentarisk
utrikesdebatt 1962-1978. Avhandling. Lund: Studentlitteratur 1982 (”Active Foreign Policy”; diss.)
2. Ole Elgström och Ulla Riis: Läroplansprocesser och förhandlingsdynamik. Exemplet obligatorisk teknik i grundskolan. Linköping Studies in Arts and Sciences 43. Universitetet i Linköping: Tema teknik och social förändring, 1990 (”Curriculum Processes and Negotiation Dynamics”) ISBN 91-7870-651-3
3. Ole Elgström: Foreign Aid Negotiations. The Swedish-Tanzanian Aid Dialogue. Aldershot: Avebury, 1992 ISBN 1 85628 351 8
4. Ole Elgström: Images and Strategies for Autonomy. Explaining Swedish Security Policy Strategies in the 19th Century. Dordrechts: Kluwer, 2000 ISBN 0-7923-6571-2
5. Ole Elgström: Leader or Foot-Dragger? Perceptions of the European Union in International Multilateral Negotiations. Stockholm: Sieps Report 1, 2006. ISBN 91-85129-34-8
Other books and edited volumes:
6. Anita Dahlgren, Ole Elgström och Hans Albin Larsson: Kvinnor påverkar. Centerns kvinnoförbund ur tre vetenskapliga perspektiv. Stockholm: LTs förlag, 1985.
7. Ole Elgström: Miljömålet för svenskt bistånd, Beslut och genomförande. Statsvetenskapliga rapporter I. Lund: Statsvetenskapliga institutionen, 1996 (”Environment Care as a Goal for Swedish Foreign Aid: Decision and Implementation”)
8. Arie Kacowicz, Yaacov Bar-Siman-Tov, Ole Elgström and Magnus Jerneck (eds): Stable Peace among Nations. Lanham, Md.: Rowman & Littlefield, 2000 ISBN 0-7425-0179-5 (cloth), 0-7425-0180-9 (pb)
9. Ole Elgström and Göran Hydén (eds): Democracy and Development. London: Routledge, 2001
10. Ole Elgström (ed.): European Union Council Presidencies. London: Routledge, 2003 ISBN 0-415-30990-5
11. Ole Elgström & Christer Jönsson (eds): European Union Negotiations. London: Routledge, 2005 ISBN 0-415-34124-8
12. Ole Elgström & Mike Smith (eds): The European Union’s Roles in International Politics. London: Routledge, 2006
Articles:
13. Ole Elgström: “På väg mot en ny världsordning”. Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, 81 (2), 102-07, 1978
14. Ole Elgström: "Active Foreign Policy as a Preventive Strategy against Dependence", Cooperation and Conflict, XVI, 237-248, 1981. Also published in Höll, O. (ed.), Small States in Europe and Dependence. Wien: Wilhelm Braumuller 1983
15. Ole Elgström: "Negotiating with the LDCs: Situation and Context", Cooperation and Conflict, XXII, 135-151, 1987
16. Ole Elgström: "Norms, Culture, and Cognitive Patterns in Foreign Aid Negotiations", Negotiation Journal, 6, 147-159, 1990
17. Ole Elgström och Ulla Riis: "Framed Negotiations and Negotiated Frames", Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research, 36, 99-120, 1992
18. Ole Elgström: ”National Culture and International Negotiations”, Cooperation and Conflict, 29 (3), 289-301, 1994
19. Ole Elgström and Magnus Jerneck: ”Activism and Adaptation. Swedish Security Strategies 1814-1885” Diplomacy & Statecraft 8(3), 210-36, 1997
20. Christer Jönsson, Bo Bjurulf, Ole Elgström, Anders Sannerstedt and Maria Strömvik: ”The European Union: Negotiations in Networks”, International Negotiation, no 3, 1998
21. Ole Elgström: “Sweden and the European Union”, New Zealand International Review, vol. XXIV no 4, 1999
22. Ole Elgström: ”Do Images Matter? The Making of Swedish Neutrality: 1834 and 1853”, Cooperation and Conflict, 35(3), 243-67, 2000
23. Ole Elgström: “Lomé and Post-Lomé: Asymmetric Negotiations and the Impact of Norms”, European Foreign Affairs Review 5, 173-93, 2000
24. Ole Elgström: “Norm Negotiations. The Construction of New Norms Regarding Gender and Development in EU Foreign Aid Policy”, Journal of European Public Policy, 7(3), 457-76, 2000
25. Ole Elgström and Christer Jönsson: ”Negotiations in the EU: Bargaining or Problem-solving?”, Journal of European Public Policy 7(5), 2000.
26. Ole Elgström and Michael Smith: “Negotiation and Policy-Making in the European Union: Processes, System and Order”. Introduction to Special Issue of the Journal of European Public Policy (edited by Elgström and Smith), 7(5), 2000
27. Ole Elgström and Eva Carlsson: “Vad utgör ett lyckat ordförandeskap?”, Internationella studier, 2000 (“What Constitutes a Successful Presidency?”)
28. Ole Elgström, Bo Bjurulf, Jonas Johansson and Anders Sannerstedt: “Coalitions in EU Negotiations”. Scandinavian Political Studies, 24 (2), 2001.
29. Jacob Bercovitch and Ole Elgström: “Culture and International Mediation: Exploring Theoretical and Empirical Linkages”. International Negotiation, 6(1),2001.
30. Ole Elgström: “Evaluating the Swedish Presidency”. Cooperation & Conflict 37 (2), 2002
31. Ole Elgström: “Dull but Successful: The Swedish Presidency”. Journal of Common Market Studies 40, Annual Review of the EU 2001/02, 2002
32. Ole Elgström, Jacob Bercovitch and Carl Skau: “Regional Organizations and International Mediation: The Effectiveness of Insider Mediators”, African Journal of Conflict Resolution 3(1), 2003
33. Bo Bjurulf and Ole Elgström: “The Role of Institutions in EU Negotiations”. Journal of Common Market Studies 42(2), 2004.
34. Rikard Bengtsson, Ole Elgström and Jonas Tallberg: “Silencer or Amplifier? The European Union Presidency and the Nordic Countries”, Scandinvian Political Studies, 27(3), 2004.
35. Natalia Chaban, Ole Elgström and Martin Holland: ”The EU as Others See It”, European Foreign Affairs Review, 11 (2), 2006.
36. Ole Elgström: “EU Foreign Policy as Others See It – Images of the EU as an International Negotiator”, Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, 108 (2), 2006
37. Ole Elgström: “The Presidency: The Role(s) of the Chair in European Union Negotiations”,The Hague Journal of Diplomacy, 1(2), 2006.
38. Ole Elgström: ”The EU as a Leader in Multilateral International Negotiations”. International Relations 21(4), 2007
39. Ole Elgström: ”The EU in International Trade Negotiations”. Journal of Common Market Studies 45(4), 2007
40. Ole Elgström & Jess Pilegaard: ”Imposed Coherence: Negotiating Economic Partnership Agreements”. Journal of European Integration 30(3), 2008
41. Ole Elgström: “Images of the EU in EPA negotiations: Angel, demon – or just human?” European Integration on-line Journal, vol. 12, 2008
42. Ole Elgström: “Trade…and Aid? The Negotiated Construction of EU Policy on Economic Partnership Agreements”. International Politics, 46 (4), 2009
43. Ole Elgström and Magdalena Frennhoff Larsén: “Free to Trade? Commission Autonomy in Economic Partnership Agreement Negotiations”, Journal of European Public Policy, 17(2), 2010
44. Karl-Erik Johansson, Ole Elgström et al.: “Trends in Development Aid, Negotiation Processes and NGO Policy Change”, Voluntas, 2010
45. Linda Sheahan, Natalia Chaban, Ole Elgström and Martin Holland: “Economic Partnership Agreement Negotiations between the European Union and the Pacific Islands”, European Foreign Affairs Review 15, 2010
46. Bertil Kilian and Ole Elgström: “Still a Green Leader? The European Union’s Role in International Climate Negotiations”, Cooperation and Conflict 45(3), 2010
47. Ole Elgström and Mats Hellstenius: “How History Became a Core Subject in Swedish Upper Secondary School”, Scandinavian Journal of Education 54(6), 2010
48. Ole Elgström and Mats Hellstenius: “Curriculum Debate and Policy Change”, Journal of Curriculum Studies 43(6), 2011
49. Rikard Bengtsson and Ole Elgström: "Conflicting Role Conceptions? The European Union in Global Politics", Foreign Policy Analysis 8 (1), 2012
50. Natalia Chaban and Ole Elgström: “Images of the EU beyond its borders: Issue-specific and regional perceptions of EU power and leadership”, accepted for publication in Journal of Common Market Studies 2013
51. Karin Bäckstrand and Ole Elgström: “The EU’s role in climate change negotiations: From leader to ‘leadiator’”, accepted for publication in Journal of European Public Policy 2013
Chapters in edited volumes:
49. Ole Elgström: "Ett kvinnoförbund bildas" och "Kvinnorepresentation i riksdag, landsting och kommuner". I Dahlgren, A., Elgström, O. och Larsson, H.A., Landsbygdskvinnor organiserar sig. Hur svenska landsbygdens kvinnoförbund bildades. Lund: Sociologiska institutionen, 1983 (”The Creation of a Woman Party Organization” and ”Female Representation in Parliament and Counties”)
50. Ole Elgström: "CKF påverkar - när, var, hur?". I Dahlgren, A., Elgström, O. och Larsson, H.A., Kvinnor påverkar. Centerns kvinnoförbund ur tre vetenskapliga perspektiv. Stockholm: LTs förlag, 1985 (”The Influence of the Woman Organization of the Centre Party: When Where, and How?”)
51. Ole Elgström: “Socialdemokratin och den internationella solidariteten”. I B. Huldt & K. Misgeld (red.), Socialdemokratin och den svenska utrikespolitiken. Stockholm: Utrikespolitiska institutet och MH Publishing, 1990 (“The Social Democratic Party and International Solidarity”)
52. Ole Elgström: ”Giving Aid on the Recipient´s Terms: The Swedish Experience in Tanzania”. In Göran Hydén and Rwekaza Mukandala (eds), Agencies in Foreign Aid: Comparing China, Sweden, and the United States in Tanzania. Houndmills and London: Macmillan Press, 1999
53. Ole Elgström: ”The Role of Culture - a Discussion and a Case-Study”. In Deborah Kolb (ed.), Negotiation Eclectics. Cambridge, Ma.: PON Books, Harvard Law School, 1999
54. Ole Elgström och Christer Jönsson: ”EU som förhandlingsarena”. I Ulf Bernitz/Sverker Gustavsson/Lars Oxelheim (red.), Europaperspektiv. Nätverket för Europaforsknings årsbok, 1999 ("The EU as a negotiation arena")
55. Ole Elgström and Magnus Jerneck: “From Adaptation to Foreign Policy Activism: Sweden as a Promoter of Peace?” and “Stable Peace: Conclusions and Extrapolations”. In Arie Kacowicz et al. (eds): Stable Peace among Nations. Lanham, Md: Rowman & Littlefield, 2000
56. Ole Elgström and Jonas Tallberg: “Den politiska utmaningen – nationella och utrikespolitiska intressen i konflikt?” och “Avslutning – Ordförandeskapet och den svenska Europapolitiken”. I Jonas Tallberg (red.), När Europa kom till Sverige. Ordförandeskapet i EU 2001. Stockholm: SNS förlag 2001
57. Ole Elgström: ”Development and Democracy: Gains and Gaps”, in Ole Elgström and Goran Hyden, Development and Democracy, London and New York: Routledge, 2002.
58. Ole Elgström: ”Introduction” and ”‘The Honest Broker’: The Council Presidency as a Mediator”; Ole Elgström and Jonas Tallberg: ”Conclusion: Rationalist and sociological perspectives on the Council Presidency”; all in Ole Elgström (ed.): European Union Council Presidencies. London: Routledge, 2003.
59. Ole Elgström: ”Negotiation and Mediation in the EU Council of Ministers”, in Paul Meerts and Franz Cede (eds), Negotiating European Union. Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.
60. Ole Elgström: ”Consolidating ‘unobjectionable’ norms: negotiating norm spread in the EU”; Ole Elgström and Maria Strömvik: ”The European Union as an Actor in International Negotiations”; Ole Elgström: ”The Cotonou Agreement: Asymmetric negotiations and the impact of norms”; all in Ole Elgström & Christer Jönsson (eds): European Union Negotiations. London: Routledge, 2005.
61. Ole Elgström and Mike Smith: ”Introduction” and ”Conclusion”, in Ole Elgström & Mike Smith (eds): The European Union’s Roles in International Politics. London: Routledge, 2006.
62. Ole Elgström: “EU som ledare i internationella multilaterala förhandlingar: en strävan med förhinder?”, i Magnus Jerneck & Christer Jönsson (red.), I ledande ställning. Festskrift till Lars-Göran Stenelo. Lund: Studentlitteratur, 2006.
63. Ole Elgström: “Magnet, modell och missionär. EU och den stabila freden”, i Magnus Jerneck (red.), Fred i realpolitikens skugga. Lund: Studentlitteratur, 2009.
64. Ole Elgström: “Coercive Partnership Negotiations? EU-ACP diplomacy in negotiations on economic partnership agreements” I Karin Aggestam & Magnus Jerneck (eds) Diplomacy in Theory and Practice. Malmö: Liber, 2009
65. Ole Elgström: “From Cotonou to EPA Light: A troubled negotiating process” in Gerrit Faber and Jan Orbie (eds) Beyond Market Access for Economic Development, London: Routledge 2009
66. Ole Elgström: “Partnership in Peril? Images and strategies in EU-ACP economic partnership negotiations” in Lorenzo Fioramonti and Sonia Lucarelli (eds): External perceptions of the European Union as a Global Actor, London: Routledge, 2010
67. Ole Elgström: “EU Leadership in an Emerging New World Order” i Alvstam, C.G., Jännebring, B. och Naurin, D. (red.): I Europamissionens tjänst. Vänbok till Rutger Lindahl, Göteborg: Centrum för Europaforskning, 2011
68. Rikard Bengtsson and Ole Elgström: “Reconsidering the European Union’s Roles in International Relations: self-conceptions, expectations, and performance”, in Sebastian Harnisch, Cornelia Frank and Hanns W. Maull (eds), Role Theory in International Relations. Approaches and Analyses. London: Routledge, 2011
69. Ole Elgström: “EU Policy on Economic Partnership Agreements: Trade … and Aid?”, in Daniel Thomas (ed.): Making EU Foreign Policy, National Preferences, European Norms and Common Policies, Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011
Miscellaneous:
70. Ole Elgström: En svensk biståndspolitisk doktrin? Meddelanden från Statsvetenskapliga institutionen 1977:1. Stencil. Lund 1977 (”Is There a Swedish Foreign Aid Policy Doctrine?”)
71. Christer Jönsson, Ole Elgström and Magnus Jerneck: “Ursäkta, var är forskningsfronten? Internationell politik efter det kalla krigets slut”. Politologen, 24 (3), 10-13, 1995
72. Ole Elgström: “Hur historia blev ett kärnämne i den svenska gymnasieskolan”, I H.A. Larsson (red.) När droppen urholkar stenen – kring historieundervisningens villkor. Aktuellt om historia 2011: 4.
Text-books:
73. Ole Elgström och Magnus Jerneck: Nord-Sydpolitik. Lund: Dialogos 1983 (”North-South Politics”)
74. Christer Jönsson, Ole Elgström och Magnus Jerneck: Internationell politik. Lund: Studentlitteratur 1986. Second edition, Lund: Studentlitteratur 1992 (”International Politics”)
75. Christer Jönsson, Ole Elgström, Magnus Jerneck och Kim Salomon En delad värld. Lund: Studentlitteratur 1990 (”A World Divided”)
76. Sten Andersson, Ole Elgström m.fl Tidernas Europa. Europeiska brytningsskeden. Stockholm: Utbildningsradion 1991 (”Formative Periods in European History”)
Book-reviews:
77. Ole Elgström: “Modern Multilateral Negotiation”, by Ulf Lindell. Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, 92 (1), 1989
78. Ole Elgström: “Rumäniens utrikespolitik i modern tid”, by Irene Nilsson. Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, 92 (2), 1989
79. Ole Elgström: “Maktbalans och avskräckning” by Mats Bergquist and “An Introduction to Strategic Studies” by Barry Buzan. Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, 92 (3), 1989
80. Ole Elgström: “Sovjetbilden i nordisk press” by Stefan Höjelid. Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, 94 (3), 1991
81. Ole Elgström: “Brobygge eller blockbildning?” by Erik Noréen. Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift, 97 (3), 1994
82. Review of C. Ingebritsen, I. Neumann, S. Gstöhl and J. Beyer (eds), Small States in International Relations (Seattle: University of Washington 2006), The International History Review XXIX(2): 457-8, 2007
83. Review of D. Brommesson, Från Hanoi till Bryssel. Moralsyn i deklarerad svensk utrikespolitik 1969-1996 (Stockholm: Santérus förlag 2007), Statsvetenskaplig tidskrift 109(3), 2007
84. Review article of S. Lucarelli & I. Manners (eds), Values and Principles in European Union Foreign Policy (London: Routledge 2006) and H. Mayer & H. Vogt (eds), A Responsible Europe? Ethical Foundations of EU External Affairs (Houndmills: Basingstoke, 2006), Cooperation & Conflict 42(4), 2007