Martina Vukasovic
Associate Professor, UiBMartina Vukasovic is an associate professor at the Department of Government, UiB.
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A joint initiative between the University of Bergen
and CMI – Chr. Michelsen Institute
A deep dive into the current student protests in Europe
Wikimedia Commons We will dive into the current student protests, which started in France earlier this autumn. These protests have since spread across Europe, and have led to violent clashes with the police, looting and buildings set ablaze. How did the political situation get to this point, and how may it be fixed?
What are the students’ motivations and revendications for protesting? What led to this situation and what are the possible future outcomes?
This conversation will also investigate both the institutional failures and police violence that are overlooked in social media and the press.
This panel is our contribution to International Students Day!
Breakfast and light refreshments.
Martina Vukasovic is an associate professor at the Department of Government, UiB.
Read moreGuillaume Nicaise is an anthropologist working on integrity and corruption risk management at U4.
Read moreNoémie Saillant is a student in Paris.
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Martina Vukasovic is an associate professor at the Department of Government, UiB.
Her research looks at multi-level multi-actor and multi-issue governance processes, primarily in the knowledge policy domains (higher education and research).
She is specifically interested in the role of stakeholder organizations in interest intermediation and policy transfer across governance levels, as well as the relationship between policy coordination and policy convergence.
Guillaume Nicaise is an anthropologist working on integrity and corruption risk management at U4.
Noémie Saillant is a student in Paris.