Nordic Perspectives - Your Nordic view on Asia

Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, University of Oslo
Cecilie F. Bakke holds a Cand. Polit degree in Political Science from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)/ University of Oslo, with specialisation in human rights, UN and international relations. She lived in Shanghai 1996/1998 and was stationed in Beijing parts of 2005 as a re
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The China Competence Catalogue is a joint project of the Norwegian Institute of Human Rights, China Program and Forum for Norwegian China Competence. Norwegian cooperation with China in a variety of fields has expanded dramatically in recent years. So has general interest in China. Keeping abreast
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CMI Chr. Michelsen Institute
Telle is a social anthropologist with more than ten years research experience in Indonesia. She wrote her PhD dissertation (2003) on the dynamics of ritual, sorcery and the process of Islamisation among the Sasak on Lombok. Telle's ongoing post-doc. project, 'In Search of Security: Religious mobili
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Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Gørild M. Heggelund is Dr. art (Ph.D.), University of Oslo, 2002. Her main research interests: China's climate change policy, bureacracy/institutions /actors and the CDM; China's energy and environment policy; China and the GEF; China and the UN global environmental conferences; corporate social res
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Fridtjof Nansen Institute
Inga Fritzen Buan has a Master's degree in Human Geography, University of Oslo, 2007, student of Chinese language and culture, Renmin University of China, 2004/2006. Her main research interests: the global climate change regime (focusing on mitigation); CDM; Chinese economic, industrial and environ
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This database provides an overview of leading Norwegian researchers in the field of international relations and their specific areas of expertise. The database is searchable by topic, country/region, research institute, and researcher name. The purpose of this database is to provide journalists, de
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Norwegian Centre For Human Rights
Otto Malmgren; LL.M., Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS); Cand.mag in sinology, sociology, philosophy of law and human rights law. Affiliated with the China Programme at NCHR since 1997. Previously Acting Director at the China Programme (2002), as well as Acting Head of Offi
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RESOURCE CATALOGUE ("Sør-Asiakatalogen" -- indexed in Norwegian). The resource catalogue is a working tool for anyone interested in or working on South Asia in any capacity. It contains indexed listings of Norwegian organisations, business enterprises or individuals who have expertise on South Asi
http://www.nofsa.uio.no/engelsk.html#sorascat