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Research co-operation with South Africa
Project | Jan 2001
CMI researcher Elling N. Tjønneland has been commissioned by the Norwegian embassy in Pretoria to assist in the process of establishing a joint ...
Civilians’ Survival Strategies amid Institutionalized Insecurity and Violence in the Nuba Mountains, Sudan
Sudan Working Paper | Sep 2016
Civilians’ Survival Strategies amid Institutionalized Insecurity and Violence in the Nuba Mountains
Nuba, violence, insecurity, Sudan, South Sudan
The gendered state: A review of some recent studies on women and the state
DERAP Working Paper | Jan 1991
This working paper is an analytical review of four recent studies on "women and the state" or the gendered state. Three of these books include studies ...
Women, Gender relations, State, Africa, Asia, Europe
Bistand og næringsutvikling. Noen kommentarer til St.meld. Nr. 19 (1995-96)
CMI Working Paper | Jan 1996
The recent White Paper on Norwegian north-south policy (St. meld. nr. 19 (1995-96)) argues for an increased tying of Norwegian development assistance. ...
The Emerging South Powers and Africa: Developing Peace in the Sudans?
Event | 22 Sep 2011
China, India, Malaysia and South-South development cooperation in the new Sudans. Daniel Large introduces and discusses with Gunnar M. Sørbø and Gunnar A. Holm.
Sudan, South Sudan
The Strange Alchemy of Life and Law
News | 23 Jun 2010
Detained in solitary confinement, tortured, exiled and eventually blown up by a car bomb. From an early age Albie Sachs played a prominent part in the struggle for justice in South Africa. Later in life he helped draft South Africa's post-apartheid Constitution, and served as a member of the Constitutional Court for fifteen years. Sachs talks to host Siri Gloppen about his life and role as a judge in the formative years of post-apartheid South Africa.
South-Africa
Petromania and Caspian Energy Politics
News | 31 Aug 2009
A travel through the richest oil countries in the world and an analysis of Caspian energy politics.
Cancelled: Islamic Reform in South Asia
Event | 12 Feb 2014
Caroline Osella (SOAS) and Knut Axel Jacobsen (UiB) in conversation with Åse Gilje Østensen (Royal Norwegian Naval Academy).
Pitfalls of South African Democracy
Event | 6 Oct 2011
The political advances made in South Africa since the end of Apartheid have been formidable. However, there are challenges. There is a lack of a viable and strong civic tradition in the country.
Curing the rich (and leaving the rest): Norwegian health research in a global perspective
Event | 7 May 2013
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Utvikling og fattigdom i sør: Treng framtida bistand?
Book Chapter | May 2013
Utvikling og fattigdom i sør: Treng framtida bistand? Elling N. Tjønneland Norge og det nye verdens
development aid, emerging powers, Chian, India, Brazil, South Africa, Africa
"Observing the elation of liberation. Being a UN observer in Lebowa, Northern Transvaal"
Book Chapter | Jan 1994
(Human Rights Report No. 3)
Political Corruption in Africa. Extraction and Power Preservation
Edited Book | Nov 2019
Analysing political corruption as a distinct but separate entity from bureaucratic corruption, this timely book separates these two very different social ...
Political corruption, Corruption, Power preservation, Political economy analysis, Bribery, Favouritism, Vote buying, Civil society, Media, Anti-corruption, 'Big Man', Patronage, Elections, Resource curse, Clientelism, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Mozambique, South Africa, Malawi
Challenging the Injustice of Poverty in South Asia
Event | 23 Jun 2011
Prof. Rehman Sobhan challenges the traditional definition of poverty as a form of income deprivation. He redefines poverty a process that excludes significant segments of society from more equitable participation in development opportunities and in decision making. Sobhan identifies a variety of operational ideas to build a more inclusive society in South Asia.
Bangladesh
Eddy Maloka: South Africa's Africa policy
Event | 27 May 2005
Dr. Eddy Maloka is the CEO of the Africa Institute of South Africa. Previously, he was adviser to the former premiers of Mpumalanga and Gauteng, and he has worked closely with president Mbeki. He has written extensively on political and developmental issues in Africa, including the history of the liberation struggle in South Africa. Recently he has also written about the Sudan Peace Process and Africa in the new Millennium.
The Aid Agencies and the Fragile States Agenda
CMI Working Paper | Jan 2006
In recent years, a consensus appears to have emerged that a variety of problems can be understood in terms of state failure. This paper reviews one aspect ...
Fragile states, Peace building, Aid policy
The Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan: Problem and Prospects
Book Chapter | May 2008
The Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan: Problem and Prospects Garth le Pere; Elling N.
SADC, trade, Southern Africa
Making unity unattractive: The conflicting aims of Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement
Journal Article | Oct 2013
As pointed out by Roeder and Rothchild (P. G. Roeder and D. Rothchild (eds), Sustainable Peace: Power and Democracy after Civil Wars (New York: ...
Power sharing after war, Sudan, South Sudan
Exogenous state-building: The contradictions of the international project in Afghanistan
Book Chapter | Jan 2011
In the contemporary writing on state-building in post-conflict situations, remarkably little attention is paid to what it takes to build a state. There ...
Afghanistan
Review of the Norad Programme in Arts and Cultural Education (ACE)
Project | Apr - Jul 2008
The Norad programme in Arts and Cultural Education (ACE) is a programme for cooperation between institutions for cultural education in the South and partners ...
Tanzania (field visit), Uganda, Mali, South Africa (desk study)