Humanitarianism
We study humanitarian responses to conflict and political instability, fragile states, security policies, peace efforts and international aid
Current projects
Sudan-Norway Academic Cooperation (SNAC)
War and Fun: Reconceptualizing Warfare and Its Experience (WARFUN)
Influx of Migrants Following Russia's Invasion of Ukraine:
Completed projects
Urban Displacement, Development and Donor Policies in the Middle East (URBAN3DP)
Research Network on Humanitarian Efforts
SuperCamp: Genealogies of Humanitarian Containment in the Middle East
Humanitarian Diplomacy
TRAFIG Transnational Figurations of Displacement
Superleiren
Hybrid paths to resistance in the Muslim world: Iraq, Lebanon, Libya and Mali
South-South/triangular cooperation in Norwegian development aid ]
BABELS - an international migration project
Third Independent Review of the Indonesia-Norway Cooperation on REDD+
[CoAR: Strategy development ]
International Norms, Local Dynamics
Protection of Civilians: From Principle to Practice
Situating (In-)Security: A United Army for a Divided Country
Financing Education in Afghanistan: Opportunities for Action
Transformations in the Arab World
Evaluation of Training for Peace in Africa
Caught between rape and adultery in Sudan
Afghanistan. Focus on women - experiences from Norwegian funded NGO projects
Party Politics in Palestine: Hamas and the Politicization of Resistance
Policy Briefs Afghanistan
The Price of Protection. Gender, Violence and Power in Afghanistan
Documentary film: Nahr el-Bared Talks Back
Peacebuilding in Sudan: Micro- Macro Issues
Gender based violence in conflict-torn Sudan
Achieving Durable Peace in Afghanistan
Evaluation of Norwegian Peace Efforts in Sri Lanka (1997 - 2009)
Forced Migrants, Human Rights and Lasting Peace
IRRINI Review - voluntary return to Iraq
Conflict and Co-existence in Lebanon
Theatre development in Afghanistan
Intra-alliance Analysis: Policies and Approaches of NATO Allies in Afghanistan
Women and Peacebuilding in Sudan
Nordic Development collaboration in Afghanistan
Violence in the post-conflict state
Hydro carbon resources in Afghanistan
We study humanitarian responses to conflict and political instability, fragile states, security policies, peace efforts and international aid.
CMI's work on Humanitarianism is closely related to our work on Migration. We work together in inter-disciplinary teams, and we conduct academic research, commissioned work, and evaluations.
Our research and evaluation expertise:
- Conflict and post-war reconstruction
- Humanitarian assistance and development
- Displacement
- Security and protection
- Humanitarian borders
- Humanitarian diplomacy
The group researches in several geographical regions including the Middle East, Central and South Asia, East Africa and Europe. We also carry out evaluations of specific projects and programs designed to promote peace and integration in these locations and we conduct country/regional analysis in collaboration with international and local partners.