Previous events - Page 6

with Megan Kelly and Joan Braune

Different governments, similar policies? Analyzing seven decades of Norwegian government agendas as presented in executive speeches

Title of the presentation: "Emigration and Radical Right Populism"

Title of the presentation: "The Gendered Effects of Incivility toward Politicians: Experimental Evidence from Politicians and Citizens"

Join us for an in-person book presentation in Oslo by Dr. Lauren Sukin who will present her book project, entitled "How Credible Security Guarantees Backfire".

Title of the presentation: "Measuring politically-relevant identity, with and without groups"

with Stevie Voogt (Moonshot) and Kesa White (American University)

Title of the presentation: "Communal Conflicts and Barriers to Sustainable Peace - Survey Evidence from Kenya"

Intense change – Catalyzing or sabotaging organizational adaptability? The impact of intense change on decision-making in public organizations

with Jacob Ravndal, C-REX and the Norwegian Police University College

Dr. Jacklyn Majnemer will present her current article project entitled "Patterns of Foreign Nuclear Deployment: Understanding Host State Refusal". 

Universities policy and financing in Québec

The third Summer School on Concepts and Methods for Research on Far-Right Politics will take place at Science Po, 4-8 July 2022.

This two-day conference aims to explore, in a workshop format, various aspects of the far-right outside of political parties.

This conference will bring together both early careers and more well-established scholars in the field to share their work, and provide an opportunity for feedback from some of the field's top scholars. 

University of Oslo and EITM Europe are inviting PhD-students and junior faculty to our 2022 Summer Insitute "Evidence-based Political Science for a Globalizing World: Causal Inference, Experimental and Quasi-Experimental approaches".

The Department of Political Science is inviting PhD-students interested in organizational research to attend our summer course, organised by the SCANCOR network.

The Oslo Nuclear Project has the pleasure of inviting you to this talk by Francis J. Gavin, Giovanni Agnelli Distinguished Professor & Director, Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs, School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, Washington, D.C., taking place on 13 June, 2:30 PM–4:00 PM.

Title of the presentation: "The Great Democratic Divergence: How Some Societies Sustain Collective Rule"

With Koen Damhuis (University of Utrecht) and Léonie de Jonge (University of Groningen)

The Oslo Nuclear Project has the pleasure of inviting you to an online seminar with Jessica Cox (Director, Nuclear Policy Directorate at NATO HQ) on “The Future of NATO's Nuclear Deterrence” on 3 June (14:00-15:15).

The political dynamics of building crisis response capacities. A longitudinal case study of the Norwegian police 2001-2021

We will discuss Aaron Bateman's new Journal of Strategic Studies article, "Mutually assured surveillance at risk: Anti-satellite weapons and cold war arms control."

Lecturer: Nathaniël Kunkeler, C-REX