Research events

Hvilke uttrykksformer er legitime og virkningsfulle i miljøkampen? Oslo School of Environmental Humanities (OSEH) inviterer til panelsamtale om det unge klimaopprøret og den vanskelige veien fra kunnskap til handling. 

We want to invite you to an open midway-seminar with our PhD-fellow in Chinese Studies Erling Agøy. To comment on the candidates work, we have invited Dr. Joerg Henning Huesemann from Universität Leipzig.

Theme

Once dubbed a ‘basket case’ and struggling with mass starvation, poor infrastructure, gender disparity, political turmoil, and aid dependency, Bangladesh has over the past 45 years made remarkable progress.  Changes are visible in all spheres of life, including culture, society and politics.

And yet the country still faces significant challenges, including continued inequality, climate change, rising authoritarianism, and corruption.

Set against this backdrop, this workshop will address the country's political cultures and its democracy. The workshop is part of a wider interest in political culture and democracy in South Asia.

Hva slags by ønsker du å bo i? Hvordan synes du den bør endre seg i fremtiden, når klimaet endrer seg? I vårt telt på Forskningstorget 20. - 21. September kan du utforske fortidens Oslo og hjelpe oss med å utforme et bedre og grønnere Oslo for alle.