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Commentary

Sep 16, 2022

Should Greenland and Denmark Become Part of NORAD?

As tensions with Russia rise to levels not seen since the Cold War, NORAD may need to detect and counter increasing numbers of aerial intrusions. One way to strengthen NORAD's capabilities: Invite Greenland and Denmark to join the command.
Commentary

Jul 15, 2021

Mind the Gap

For decades, NATO forces have used nearby bases to keep tabs on Russian submarines, surface ships, and aircraft transiting the Greenland-Iceland-United Kingdom Gap. Strong independence movements in Greenland, the Faroe Islands, and Scotland could soon jeopardize this position.
Research

Oct 30, 2019

Annex B: Denmark: Annex to Report: Vision on Defence-Related Skills for Europe Today and Tomorrow

Annex to study examining the skills requirements of the European defence sector, defence-related skills gaps and shortages, the challenges with different sets of skills, and the general features of the European defence industrial skills supply.
Commentary

Sep 23, 2019

Engaging with Greenland

Greenland's resources and geographic position would confer economic and strategic value to the United States. But its postcolonial history and unique governance regime complicate the prospect of direct ownership.
Project

Mar 21, 2018

Quantifying travellers’ willingness to pay for a tolled tunnel in central Copenhagen

Stated choice experiments helped researchers quantify the willingness of car and van travellers to pay to use a proposed new tunnel to cross to and from Amager in central Copenhagen. The results from this study will inform the Danish Road Directorate's proposed new infrastructure.
Research

Mar 20, 2018

Quantifying travellers' willingness to pay for the Harbour Tunnel in Copenhagen: A stated choice study

This study uses a stated choice experiment to quantify travellers' willingness to pay for a tolled tunnel in Copenhagen. Discrete choice models are used to quantify travellers' value of travel time savings.
Research

Jul 8, 2015

Precision and Purpose: Airpower in the Libyan Civil War

A team of U.S. and international experts assesses the impact of various nations' airpower efforts during the 2011 conflict in Libya, including NATO allies and non-NATO partners, and how their experiences offer guidance for future conflicts.
Research

Nov 20, 2013

OTM 6 Demand Model Estimation: Mode-Destination-Time Period and Frequency Models

This report documents how the OTM model for the Greater Copenhagen area has been extended to model the choice of time of travel for car drivers. The work has been undertaken so that OTM can be used to assess congestion charging policies.
Research

May 1, 2013

Reported Barriers to Evaluation in Chronic Care: Experiences in Six European Countries

This paper discusses challenges to evaluation of chronic disease management as reported by experts in six European countries.
Research Summary

Oct 1, 2012

Evaluating disease management programmes: Learning from diverse approaches across Europe

The DISMEVAL consortium examined approaches to chronic disease management and its evaluation in 13 countries across Europe. The project identified and validated evaluation methods that can be used in situations where randomisation is not possible.
Research

Apr 4, 2012

DISMEVAL Developing and validating disease management evaluation methods for European healthcare systems: Final report

The report presents the overall findings of work carried out within the DISMEVAL project. It reviews approaches to chronic care in Europe and reports on methods and metrics for the evaluation of disease management interventions in six countries.
Project

Feb 9, 2012

RAND Europe Project: Extending the Traffic Model for Copenhagen

RAND Europe is expanding the original traffic model it developed for Copenhagen to include time-of-day choice for car drivers. Doing so will allow city planners to assess the effectiveness of different charging policies aimed at reducing congestion levels.

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Should Greenland and Denmark Become Part of NORAD?

Mind the Gap

Annex B: Denmark: Annex to Report: Vision on Defence-Related Skills for Europe Today and Tomorrow

Engaging with Greenland

Quantifying travellers’ willingness to pay for a tolled tunnel in central Copenhagen

Quantifying travellers' willingness to pay for the Harbour Tunnel in Copenhagen: A stated choice study

Precision and Purpose: Airpower in the Libyan Civil War

OTM 6 Demand Model Estimation: Mode-Destination-Time Period and Frequency Models

Reported Barriers to Evaluation in Chronic Care: Experiences in Six European Countries

Evaluating disease management programmes: Learning from diverse approaches across Europe

DISMEVAL Developing and validating disease management evaluation methods for European healthcare systems: Final report

RAND Europe Project: Extending the Traffic Model for Copenhagen

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Should Greenland and Denmark Become Part of NORAD?

Mind the Gap

Annex B: Denmark: Annex to Report: Vision on Defence-Related Skills for Europe Today and Tomorrow

Engaging with Greenland

Quantifying travellers’ willingness to pay for a tolled tunnel in central Copenhagen

Quantifying travellers' willingness to pay for the Harbour Tunnel in Copenhagen: A stated choice study

Precision and Purpose: Airpower in the Libyan Civil War

OTM 6 Demand Model Estimation: Mode-Destination-Time Period and Frequency Models

Reported Barriers to Evaluation in Chronic Care: Experiences in Six European Countries

Evaluating disease management programmes: Learning from diverse approaches across Europe

DISMEVAL Developing and validating disease management evaluation methods for European healthcare systems: Final report

RAND Europe Project: Extending the Traffic Model for Copenhagen

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