Liselotte Odgaard

Liselotte Odgaard is a senior fellow at Hudson Institute. Her work focuses on geopolitical, military-strategic, and institutional aspects of great power relations with a particular focus on China, Russia, and the United States, as well as the implications of great power dynamics for medium and small powers in regions such as the Arctic, the Indo-Pacific, and Europe. Dr. Odgaard has been a visiting scholar at institutions such as Harvard University, the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and the Norwegian Nobel Institute. She is the author of numerous monographs, books, peer-reviewed articles, and research reports, and she is a frequent commentator in the media. Recent publications include “How We Turn the Northern Sea Route into an Advantage” in RealClearDefense and Closing the Arctic Gaps: NATO Allies and Partners Can Protect Their Homelands by Updating Their Defense Force Postures, a Hudson Institute report cowritten with David Byrd, Bryan Clark, Shane Dennin, Zane Rivers, and Timothy A. Walton.