A joint initiative between the University of Bergen
and CMI – Chr. Michelsen Institute
Past events
Video
When societies choose not to know
Belgium and homosexuality 1870-1965
“Lagom” i Sverige: Nordens kjedeligste land går til valg
NB: samtalen finner sted i Norli Akademisk, Studentsenteret Video
Enduring the everyday: Women navigating immigration insecurity in the UK
How do women with precarious immigration status navigate an increasingly restrictive legal system?
Spectacles of immigration enforcement in the United States
What are the features of immigration enforcement by the second Trump administration? Video
Reproductive justice for people on the move within the Global South
The African continent remains the epicentre of displacement, underscoring the need for a localised Reproductive Justice framework. Video
Ballots or Bullets: Will Colombia vote for peace?
As violence worsens ahead of Colombia’s presidential election on 31 May, the candidates are sharply divided over how to confront the conflict and restore security. Video
Countering antiziganistic media representations
How are Roma framed as outsiders in the media, and how are these narratives resisted and negotiated by those affected by antiziganism? Video
What next for Nepal?
Two months after Nepal’s elections, and the Gen Z–driven protests and the dynamic campaigning period that shaped them, we ask what is next for Nepal? Video
Lille Vestland – store EU: Sikkerhet og beredskap
Hva betyr EU for Vestlandet, og hvilken betydning har Vestlandet for EU? Video
Which way, Hungary—another term for Orbán?
Democratic norms are under pressure and Hungary is often cited as a prominent case of democratic backsliding. Video
Why should we care about critical minerals?
Where are they found, who controls access to them, and why has this become such an important geopolitical issue?
Ukrainian return under conditions of uncertainty
Nearly 10 million Ukrainians have been displaced by Russia’s full‑scale invasion. What are the implications of their return—or non‑return?
Chr. Michelsen Lecture: International encounters on Palestinian terrain
The paradox of international humanitarian law, its growing ubiquity alongside its apparent impotence.
Voices from Venezuela
Around a quarter of the population (8 million) have fled or emigrated from Venezuela in recent years, leaving all families scarred from their forced break-up. Video
