As the Ethiopian government controversially opens the country to genetically modified crops, now is the time for newly unshackled civil society voices to lead the debate, says Noragric PhD Fellow […]
Written by Karim Merchant, Gry Synnevåg & Arif Ammar. The Presidential election results announced in February became a hotly contested affair, with the electoral victor President Ashraf Ghani and third-time […]
Noragric PhD Fellow Noé Manuel Mendoza Fuente walks us through a visual history of colonialism and indigenous resistance from the Mexican city of Mérida. Compared with other cities founded by […]
Written by Paul Beaumont, PhD Fellow, Noragric. The corona crisis is not the beginning of the apocalypse but a symptom – we have been in the apocalypse for a while now. […]
Written by Lyla Mehta. First published in IDS News & Opinion. Since the end of 2019, India has been rocked by protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the […]
Although this argument is directed at Norway, the same criticisms also apply to any country where PISA international rankings have influenced education policy – Paul Beaumont, PhD Fellow, Noragric At […]
Well, if everything happens for a reason, then the crooked ‘P’ is representative of this conference Tomohiro Harada spent almost 2 long weeks at the Conference of the Parties (COP) […]
The EU has good reason to hope that Brexit goes badly, writes Noragric’s Paul David Beaumont. That would continue to deter Eurosceptic parties on the continent from hardening their stance. But […]
Olav B. Soldal offers his impressions from a trip to Costa Rica earlier this year where he was part of an NMBU field course working with a community struggling to […]
Ola Tveitereid Westengen, Førsteamanuensis, Noragric, NMBU Kjøtt og klima – og andre sammenhenger mellom mat, mennesker og miljø er i fokus i samfunnsdebatten. Norge har til og med fått en […]