Past events

South Sudan: the Way Forward

Bush Buse* (Whitaker Peace and Development Initiative), Kuyang Harriet Logo* (University of Juba), Sieta Adhieu Majok (activist), Munzoul Assal (Khartoum University), Lovise Aalen (CMI), and Endre Stiansen (MFA).

50 Years of Immigration Debate in the Scandinavian Press

Jan Fredrik Hovden (UiB) on how the Scandinavian press has covered immigration.

Climate change and community-based resiliency

Dr Rajan Datta (Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy at University of Regina, Canada)

Indigenous reconciliation and land rights

Ranjan Datta (University of Regina, Canada) in conversation with Camila Gianella (CMI).

Feminisme i Islam

Boklansering og diskusjon med Marianne Hafnor Bøe (UiS), Nooshin Zaery og Liv Tønnessen (CMI).

Promoting justice during conflict

Presentation by Espen Stokke (UiB) and conversation with Anna Gopsill (University of London)

Klimasøksmålet – ny runde

Marius Gulbranson Nordby, Eirik Holmøyvik (UiB) og Sigrid Eskeland Schütz (UiB) om ankesaken mot staten.

MERK: Møtet finner sted i Christie café (Godt brød).

Hindu nationalism and its forms of excess

Kathinka Frøystad, Professor of Modern South Asian Studies, University of Oslo.

Urban Landscapes: The Multicultural Inner City in Postwar Britain

Kieran Connell, Queen’s University, Belfast.

Aung San Suu Kyi

Nobel Peace Prize Laureate with Responsibility for Genocide?

Stein Tønnesson (PRIO)

Predatory Humanitarianism: Refugees, Asylum Seekers and the Manhunt

Elizabeth C. Dunn, Professor of Geography at Indiana University in dialogue with Antonio De Lauri (CMI).

RCT: The Gold Standard for Poverty Eradication?

Howard White (Campbell), Sarah A Tobin (CMI), Georg Picot (UiB) and Espen Villanger (CMI) on Randomised Control Trials.

Iran forklart

Kjetil Selvik (NUPI) om Iran 40 år etter revolusjonen

Det muslimske brorskap forklart

Bjørn Olav Utvik, Professor i Midtøstenstudier ved UiO, tar for seg Det muslimske brorskaps rolle i det kaotiske politiske landskapet i Midtøsten.

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