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Research

  • Fieldwork in Pakistan

    Arjumand Kazmi's research has taken her from the borderlands of Pakistan and Afghanistan to archives in Switzerland. Back in Norway she found herself struggling to do justice to her informants.

  • AI, reality as simulation and where it leaves us

    Debates about artificial intelligence are debates about ourselves, says Mareile Kaufmann. It’s important that we do not lose track of our own position in this fast-moving discourse.

  • Researching legal regulation in an era of deglobalization

    The University of Oslo has received funding from the Research Council of Norway to identify and understand scenarios for a less connected future where nation-states increasingly protect their borders and fight international institutions and their legal standards. – This will support and strengthen Socio-legal research in Norway, according to Kristin Bergtora Sandvik and Peter Scharff Smith, the leaders of the project.

  • Should all rapes be reported?

    Why do so many people choose not to report rape? Research shows that the trauma of talking about the abuse as well as owning one’s own narrative of what happened can be crucial.

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