2026
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The Research group on the Sociology of Law and the Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law are pleased to host a public lecture with Professor Mark Fathi Massoud on the benefits and burdens of positionality practices in law and society research, highly relevant to social scientists and legal scholars alike.
The European, Inter-American and African regional human rights systems take different approaches to migration. The difference is also at work in the case law of the UN human rights bodies.
This seminar will explore border control practices — from the mountains and forests along the Swedish–Norwegian border, through the intra-Schengen apparatus to maritime border control along the Norwegian coast.
Join this panel discussion on a large-scale narrative study exploring stories that foster lethal violence against women in intimate relationships in Latin America. Experts from criminology and related fields will share insights and perspectives.
Almost a quarter of the Ukrainian population has been displaced since Russia’s full-scale invasion began. Their sustainable and dignified return will be central to Ukraine’s future, and to the response to the largest refugee situation in Norway and Europe since the Second World War.