Research events - Page 6
Denne tverrfaglige workshopen er beregnet både på de som jobber med modellering av energisystemer og på samfunnsvitere. Workshopen er en del av et ph.d.-forskningsprosjekt ved Include.
Welcome to a workshop with three Czech environmentalists
Join us for a discussion on the future of EU-China relations, the BRI, climate change and the SDGs.
Hvem rammes av karbonavgifter? Er det klimapolitikkens oppgave å redusere ulikhet?
What are the connections between food production and pandemics? 6 experts give their perspectives.
The objective of this interdisciplinary course is to critically approach the relationship between food production and food consumption and pandemics in an environmental perspective.
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Hva motiverer unge til å engasjere seg for klimasaken, og hvordan kan vi sørge for at deres stemmer blir hørt? ... og hvilket skråblikk har Are Kalvø på saken?
Climate change, energy transition and future disruptive technologies present opportunities and challenges in the 21st century. What role can China play in global energy transitions and investments in low carbon development?
Hva er hovedvirkemidlene som er foreslått i klimaplanen? Og hvordan bør de innrettes for å oppfattes som akseptable?
Kan partssamarbeidet være en drivkraft i klimaomstillingen i norske kommuner?
Professor Vincent Duclos (UQAM) will discuss the Pan-African e-Network Project with Professor Dan Banik and Professor Renu Modi.
Mphil Maren Olene Kloster at Institute of Health and Society will be defending the thesis Navigating a contested field. Reproductive health and NGO practices in Malawi for the degree of PhD (Philosophiae Doctor).
Hvordan vil kommunene forvalte ansvaret for å beskytte viktige naturtyper og landskap fra inngrep? Hør Include-forskere presentere funn fra sin forskning.
Webinar discussing the recent Chinese white paper on poverty eradication.
Can academic flying be justified in the face of a climate crisis? How can academia change its air travelling habit? Join us in the second Include Lunch seminar, with political scientist Sebastian Jäckle and sociologist Mimi Sheller.
In this very first Include Lunch seminar, we have invited Professor and Include advisory board member Roger Keil to share some thoughts for inspiration.