A joint initiative between the University of Bergen
and CMI – Chr. Michelsen Institute
The US is heading to the ballot boxes on 5 November. What will it take to capture the undecided and mobilise those who usually do not take part in elections?
Photo: Official White House Portraits What can we expect from a USA under Trump or Harris in terms of the economy, international trade, development and global relations? Why is the country evenly divided between two extremely different candidates?
On the one hand, Harris represents a push for policies that address social justice, climate change, healthcare reform and economic equality. On the other hand, Trump represents the idea of American freedom, emphasising national economy and need for a strong leader.
What does it take to capture the undecided and mobilise those who usually do not take part in elections? What happens if the result is contested?
Lise Rakner (UiB), Hilmar Mjelde (HVL) and Kyle Lohse Marquardt (UiB) will explore the upcoming election and its impact on national as well as global politics!
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Political scientist within the Department of Government. She is focusing on democratisation and human rights, economic reform, taxation, institutional change and international aid, with a particular emphasis on Southern and Eastern Africa.
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Political scientist working at the Department of Pedagogy, Religion and Social Studies, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences. He holds a PhD in comparative politics from the University of Bergen.
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Professor of Comparative Politics at the University of Bergen. His research focuses on issues of identity and public opinion in the former Soviet Union.
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Political scientist within the Department of Government. She is focusing on democratisation and human rights, economic reform, taxation, institutional change and international aid, with a particular emphasis on Southern and Eastern Africa.
Political scientist working at the Department of Pedagogy, Religion and Social Studies, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences. He holds a PhD in comparative politics from the University of Bergen.
Professor of Comparative Politics at the University of Bergen. His research focuses on issues of identity and public opinion in the former Soviet Union.
Bergen Global is a joint initiative between the University of Bergen and Chr. Michelsen Institute that addresses global challenges.
