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Podcast: The inner life of the government: Marked by collegiality
Who among us becomes ministers? And what happens behind closed doors when decisions are made? A new study reveals a high degree of collegiality within various governments. The researchers also uncover that decision-making processes function well and continue apace – despite the coming and going of governments, prime ministers, and ministers.
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Two years since the invasion: A state of emergency to do research in Ukraine
"The boundary between the private and the professional has been blurred since Russia invaded Ukraine", says social geographer and professor Michael Gentile. He has close contact with colleagues in Ukraine and has visited the country six times since the Russian invasion.
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Fractal Approaches to Scaling Transformations to Sustainability
In this open access article Karen O'Brien and her co-authors explore the application of universal values in the practical, political, and personal spheres of transformation as a strategic alternative to scaling solutions to global sustainability challenges.
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Women earn less than men with the same job
More than a third of the wage disparities between Norwegian men and women are due to unequal pay for equal work: “The pay gap at the job level is larger than previously assumed,” says researcher.
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Former Student Honored for Innovative Master's Thesis Mar. 8, 2024
Selma Forfod Yssen was granted the award for innovative master's thesis at this year's Winter Seminar in social geography.
