Written by Tor Arve Benjaminsen. Originally published in the PRIO Climate & Conflict blog. On the 22 November 2017, the Subcommittee on Security and Defence in the European Parliament held […]
A review of Mark S. Reed’s ‘The Productive Researcher’. Written by Siri Eriksen. I picked up the book ‘The Productive Researcher’ with great interest. In the introduction, the author, Professor Mark Reed, […]
Written by Synne Movik, Catherine Wilson & Shibaji Bose Climate change uncertainty is often considered a ‘super wicked problem’ by scientists and policymakers, and climate scientists have long strived to understand […]
Written by Hans Nicolai Adam, Lyla Mehta & D. Parthasarathy Dramatic images of the impacts from flooding from Houston in the US and Mumbai, India have called to attention the […]
Written by Siri Eriksen, Professor at the Department of International Environment and Development Studies, NMBU Humanitarian crises rarely come without some kind of warning. As Saturday 19 August is World […]
A call for the humanitarian aid- and climate change sectors to work together to support long-term adaptation to climate change. Written by Jayne Lambrou, Faculty of Landscape and Society, NMBU. In […]
Vitenskapelige sannheter er både virkelige og sosialt konstruerte Written by Morten Jerven, Professor at Noragric Min forrige spalte i Kron og Mynt (Klassekampen) gav meg mange leserbrev (Falsk Forskning, Klassekampen, 12. […]
On the eve of the publication of his major new monograph, Gufu Oba considers the genesis and wider impact of his work. Herder Warfare in East Africa will be published […]
Written by Victor Adetula, Camilla Houeland and Tone Sommerfelt, first published in `Africa is a Country`. The world’s most extensive humanitarian crises is currently playing out in northeastern Nigeria and […]
Written by Kirsti Stuvøy, Associate Professor at Noragric In last week’s news headlines, we could read that Russia decriminalizes violence against women. The traditionalist, conservative and anti-liberal forces in Russian […]