Disputations - Page 3

Kristina Kepinska Jakobsen will be defending the thesis  Objectivity and empathy in investigative interview of victims for the degree of Ph.D.

Original title:  Objektivitet og empati i avhør av fornærmede  - en kvalitativ undersøkelse av norske politiavhør

The disputation will be held in Norwegian.

Master of Laws Ingvild Bruce will be defending the thesis Preventive Use of Surveillance Measures for the Protection of National Security. A normative and comparative study of Dutch, Norwegian and Swedish law for the degree of Ph.D. 

Master of Administration and Organization Theory Martin Nøkleberg at Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law will be defending the thesis Policing global hubs – A study of the Norwegian airport and maritime port security environments for the degree of Ph.D.

Master of Laws Irina Fodchenko will be defending the thesis Legal Framework for Offshore Petroleum Operations in the Barents Arctic for the degree of Ph.D.

John Todd-Kvam at Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law will be defending the thesis; Understanding desistance and penality in Norway: discourses, practices and experiences for the degree of Ph.D.

Cand. Jur. Anette Pernille Hemmingby will be defending the thesis Unilateral Change of Economic Benefits in the Employment Relationship for the degree of Ph.D.

Original title: Ensidig endring av økonomiske ytelser i arbeidsavtaleforhold

The disputation will be held in Norwegian

Master of Laws, Master of Science Jørgen Sørgard Skjold will be defending the thesis Countermeasures in International Law  - Function, Limits and Systemic Relevance for the degree of Ph.D. 

Master of Laws Johannes Hygen Meyer will be defending the thesis From cause to responsibility. An analysis of tort law’s causation requirement in historical, comparative and theoretical perspective for the degree of Ph.D. 

Original title: Fra årsak til ansvar. En analyse av erstatningsrettens årsakskrav i historisk, komparativt og teoretisk perspektiv

The disputation will be held in Norwegian

Aled Dilwyn Fisher has been enrolled in the joint program European doctorate in law and development (EDOLAD). He will be defending the thesis Living rights on a dying planet: The roles of legislated rights in development and systemic change in response to socioecological crises through the Indian National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) for the degree of PhD. The degree will be given jointly by the University of Edinburgh and the University of Oslo.

Master of Laws Rosa Manzo at department of Public and International Law will be defending the thesis Equity as a legal concept and its role in the development of international law on climate change for the degree of Ph.D.

LLM Kai Spurkland will be defending the thesis The legal framework for operational assistance from the Norwegian armed forces to the Norwegian police force for the degree of Ph.D.

Original title: Forsvarets bistand til politiet: En studie av de rettslige rammene for operativ bistand fra Forsvaret til politiet

The disputation will be held in Norwegian.

Master of Laws Astrid Iversen at Department of Private Law will be defending the thesis Intercreditor equity in sovereign debt restructuring for the degree of Ph.D.

Master in Criminology Anja Emilie Kruse will be defending the thesis The Why, the Who and the Wherefore. Explanations, self-change and social friction in men’s narratives of sexual violations for the degree of Ph.D. 

Master of Science Hanna Ahlström will be defending the thesis Achieving Sustainability in EU Business and Financial Market Law- A Systems Thinking Approach for the degree of Ph.D.

Master in sociology of Law Solveig Laugerud will be defending the thesis The Legible Rape Victim: How Disciplinary Discourses in the Legal System Create a New Victim Identity for the degree of Ph.D.

LLM. Samson Yoseph Esayas will be defending the thesis Data Privacy and Competition Law in the Age of Big Data. The Commercialisation of Personal Data and Its Implications for the Foundations and Policy Boundaries of Data Privacy and Competition Law for the degree of Ph.D.

Janne Henriette Ingarsdotter Helgesen will be defending the thesis Punishment and welfare in treatment of prisoners with substance use problems. A qualitative analysis of empowerment and collaboration in Norwegian Drug Counselling Units. for the degree of Ph.D.

Original title: Straff og velferd i fangebehandling av rusmiddelbrukere. En kvalitativ analyse av empowerment og samarbeid i norske rusmestringsenheter.

The disputaiton will be held in Norwegian

Janne Henriette Ingarsdotter Helgesen will be defending the thesis Punishment and welfare in treatment of prisoners with substance use problems. A qualitative analysis of empowerment and collaboration in Norwegian Drug Counselling Units. for the degree of Ph.D.

Original title: Straff og velferd i fangebehandling av rusmiddelbrukere. En kvalitativ analyse av empowerment og samarbeid i norske rusmestringsenheter.

The disputatiton will be held in Norwegian

Master of Laws Yuliya Chernykh at Department of Private Law will be defending the thesis Contract Interpretation in Investment Treaty Arbitration for the degree of Ph.D.

Master of Laws Sjur Swensen Ellingsæter at Department of Private Law will be defending the thesis Creditor Priority and Financial Stability: A study of the emergence and rationales of the creditor hierarchy in EU and EEA bank insolvency law for the degree of Ph.D.

Master of Laws Basang Wangdui at Department of Private Law will be defending the thesis: The Supervisory Role of the Board in China: A Comparative Study of Legal Evolution, Transplantation and Influence from Germany and the United States for the degree of Ph.D.

Master of Laws Erlend Eriksen Gjein will be defending the thesis Share Classes – the ability to regulate the shareholders' rights and obligations in share classes for the degree of Ph.D.

Originale title: Aksjeklasser: Adgangen til å regulere aksjeeiers rettigheter og forpliktelser i aksjeklasser

The disputation will be held in Norwegian.

Master of Laws Eléonore Maitre-Ekern at Department of Public and International Law and Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law will be defending the thesis Towards a circular economy for products. An analysis of EU’s policy and regulatory framework in an ecological perspective for the degree of Ph.D.

Master of Laws Karsten Brynildsrud will be defending the thesis Child Welfare in the area of criminal law - Child Welfare’s responsibility for children in conflict with the law for the degree of Ph.D.

The disputation will be held in Norwegian