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Arrangement
12:30 - 14:30 Europe/Oslo
NUPI
Engelsk
21. aug. 2017
Arrangement
12:30 - 14:30 Europe/Oslo
NUPI
Engelsk

LUNSJFOREDRAG: Nye medium, ny verda? Korleis forstå rolla til teknologien i ekstremistanes, propagandaens og “falske nyheiters” tidsalder.

Kva har nye kanalar for medium og kommunikasjon å seie for politikk og samfunn?

Hvor hender det?
Cecilie Hellestveit
På hvilket grunnlag opererer norske soldater i Irak? Hvilke dilemmaer og utfordringer kan ligge i dette nærværet?
  • Terrorism and extremism
  • Foreign policy
  • The Middle East and North Africa
  • Peace operations
  • Conflict
  • United Nations
Hvor hender det?
Cecilie Hellestveit
På hvilket grunnlag opererer norske soldater i Irak? Hvilke dilemmaer og utfordringer kan ligge i dette nærværet?
  • Terrorism and extremism
  • Foreign policy
  • The Middle East and North Africa
  • Peace operations
  • Conflict
  • United Nations
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Vitenskapelig artikkel

Norway and the European Economic Area: Good Deal or Just an EU Rule-Taker?

'After more than 20 years in the European Economic Area (EEA), it may look as if this remains the solution for Norway – part of the EU's single market but not an actual EU member state. There is no great political push to change Norway's status for now but there are still debates on the political, economic and institutional pluses and minuses of being on the margins of the EU not at its heart, skriver Ole Gunnar Austvik i denne kronikken.

  • Økonomisk vekst
  • Handel
  • Utenrikspolitikk
  • Europa
  • EU
  • Økonomisk vekst
  • Handel
  • Utenrikspolitikk
  • Europa
  • EU
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Rapport

ICT, growth and happiness

This paper reviews two strands of literature. The first is on Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and growth. The increasing role of ICTs came together with stagnating growth rates in many countries. This has been denoted the Solow paradox. During the dot-com era from the mid-1990s, many believed that the paradox was solved. Growth rates increased and the internet became pervasive. The great recession has been followed by lower growth in Europe and in the United States and a return of the Solow paradox. Evidence indicates that the share of internet users in a population had a positive effect of growth in the 1990s, but that this effect vanished for developed countries after 2000. The second strand of literature is a heterogeneous research tradition that relates ICT not to income and growth, but to human well-being. That literature indicates positive (as well as some negative) effects of ICT and the internet on people’s happiness. Some new evidence indicate that the share of internet users in populations in a panel of countries is positively related to average happiness.

  • Økonomisk vekst
  • Økonomisk vekst
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Vitenskapelig artikkel

Tøffe kår for samarbeid

I slutten av denne uka møter USAs president Donald Trump Russlands president Vladimir Putin for første gang. Møtet skal skje på sidelinjen av G20-møtet i Hamburg, hvor statsledere for verdens ledende økonomier skal diskutere blant annet klimaendringer, frihandel og kamp mot terrorisme. Både Trump og Putin ser på Syria, Nord-Korea, Iran og antiterror som felt for mulig konstruktivt samarbeid. Fra russisk side er det signalisert at de ønsker å snakke om Syria. Det hersker imidlertid stor usikkerhet i både Washington og Moskva rundt hva Trump vil velge å ta opp under møtet med Putin.

  • Sikkerhetspolitikk
  • Diplomati
  • Russland og Eurasia
  • Midtøsten og Nord-Afrika
  • Nord-Amerika
  • Sikkerhetspolitikk
  • Diplomati
  • Russland og Eurasia
  • Midtøsten og Nord-Afrika
  • Nord-Amerika
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Publikasjoner
Rapport

Knowledge Management and Police Peacekeepers: Experiences and Recommendations.

While over 90 countries contribute police personnel to international peace operations, only a handful systematically interview returned police and attempt to gather insights and information on their mission experiences. This report explores a selection of police-contributing countries (PCCs), examining their mechanisms for deploying police officers to international missions, and then, on return from international missions, for collecting information on their experiences. From this overview, we identify good practices as well as gaps in knowledge generation, and offer some recommendations for improving the collection, management and application of mission-relevant police knowledge. Establishing coherent systems for gathering insights from on-the-ground experiences of police officers deployed to peace operations is valuable for building and sharing awareness of what works and what does not work in international police deployments. Such feedback should be used by PCCs to inform and tailor police pre-deployment training programmes, support mechanisms for deployed officers, and post-deployment reintegration practices. The insights of police officers who have served in peace operations can also be applied to enrich what is known about the complex tasks international police are commonly asked to perform, such as supporting the reform and restructuring of host-state police and law-enforcement institutions, and the challenges of undertaking such tasks in specific mission and country contexts.

  • Fredsoperasjoner
  • Konflikt
  • FN
  • Fredsoperasjoner
  • Konflikt
  • FN
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