Aktuelle forskningssaker
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– Vi trenger en global sosialpolitikk for det 21. århundre
5. nov. 2019 14:30
Det sier UiO-forsker Daniel Maul som har skrevet bok om ILOs første 100 år, og mener organisasjonens historiske budskap om å se sosiale og politiske rettigheter i sammenheng, er like aktuelt i dag.
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– Store internasjonale selskaper har brukt opphavsretten for å slippe unna skatt
26. sep. 2019 12:48
Det hevder historieprofessor ved UiO, Véronique Pouillard. Nå får hun 18,7 millioner kroner av EU for å forske på utviklingen av moderne opphavsrett i kreative bransjer som mote og musikk.
Arrangementer
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Student Visions for a Green University. Environmental Lunchtime Discussion
5. feb. 2020 12:15
How can the University of Oslo become a greener university? Christen Andreas Wroldsen, president of UiO's Student Parliament, will talk about the need to build a more sustainable UiO.
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Climate Extremes across Disciplines. Environmental Lunchtime Discussion
12. feb. 2020 12:15
Earth system scientist Jana Sillmann introduces her work for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and shows how climate extremes and their associated risks are assessed across disciplines.
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Norwegian Energy Policy: Land based Wind Power and its Impact on Nature, Diversity and People. Environmental Lunchtime Discussion
19. feb. 2020 12:15
How does the construction and development of land based wind power affect nature and people's relationship to the outdoors? Vidar Lindefjeld, legal advisor and co-founder of La Naturen Leve, talks about the impact of interventions in nature caused by wind power structures.
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Competing Knowledges about the Environment. Environmental Humanities Lecture
20. feb. 2020 15:15
How to address the double bind between growth and sustainability? In this talk, anthropologist Thomas Hylland Eriksen engages with the climate crisis in Queensland, Australia. He asks how different knowledge regimes identify and interpret facts differently, and how this creates conflicting depictions of the world and solutions to humanity's problems.
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Making Finance Flows Consistent with The Paris Agreement. Environmental Lunchtime Discussion
26. feb. 2020 12:15
The Paris Agreement calls for global finance flows to enable its climate goals and increased climate resilience. Lene Hodge from Nysnø Climate Investments, a Norwegian state-owned climate investment company, will present how finance can rise to this challenge.