Fairness considerations fundamentally affect human behavior, but our understanding of the nature and development of people’s fairness ...

What should individuals be held responsible for? This is a fundamental question in much of the contemporary debate on distributive justice. ...

Coffee is one of the most important Third World export commodities, and 70% of the producers are small-scale farmers. Coffee producers are often ...

It is easy to document that the 2016 elections in Uganda were unfair. To combat the uneven playing field one needs to systematically assess ...

Economic experiments have become extremely influential in economics, by enriching both our understanding of individual motivation and rationality.

A core question in the contemporary debate on distributive justice is how to understand fairness in situations involving production. Important ...

A central question in the allocation of scarce resource for health is how to balance the desire to achieve the maximal aggregate health benefit ...

Le travail sur le budget de l’éducation effectué par la société civile est un instrument puissant permettant ...

Fair? What has fairness got to do with it? Vagaries of election observation and democratic standard

Taxpayer compliance in Sub-Saharan Africa is closely linked to peoples' views of the government's ability to deliver on important services, the fairness of the system, and consequences of tax evasion shows findings from the recent Afrobarometer survey.

An event series starting in September.

”Free and fair” elections depend not only on factors like adequate election management bodies, election transparency and the absence ...

Why do people in rich countries not transfer more of their income to people in the world's poorest countries? To study this question and ...

Entering the third decade of multiparty democracy on the African continent, incumbents appear able to secure electoral mandates without opening ...

Rettferdighet er et begrep som i sitt vesen innbyr til stridigheter, utfordrer filosof Lars Fr. Svendsen i innledningsforedraget til arrangementsserien Let's be fair.

Ghana discovered oil in 2010. The country now produces 100 000 barrels a day, amounting to an income of 1 billion dollars a year. Are the country's institutions strong enough to withstand the resource curse? -Yes, says Inge Amundsen, senior researcher at the Chr. Michelsen Institute.

With Ingvild Almås, NHH Norwegian School of Economics

Ope arrangement med Erik Møse, jurist og dommer ved Den europeiske menneskerettsdomstolen.

Open lecture with Manuel Vásquez (Professor of Religion at the University of Florida).

Africa is one of the most vulnerable continents to climate change. The poor are the most vulnerable to heat waves, sea level rise, the destruction of coastal zones, drought and water shortages. Is fair global interenational climate governance possible, asks Professor Oliver C. Ruppel.