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The Norwegian Association for Development Research (NFU), has established a prize for the best scientific article presented by a younger researcher within development research. The prize was first announced in 1990.
Development research is a multi- and inter-disciplinary field of study that seeks to understand social, economic, political, technological and cultural aspects of societal change, particularly in developing countries.
The prize of NOK 10.000 will be awarded to a Ph.D fellow or a researcher below the age of 40.
The scientific article must be written in English or Norwegian, be published in the period 2005 – 2007, or be in a publishable format.
Candidates should be affiliated to a Norwegian research or educational institution, and member of the NFU.
The winner will be chosen by the Editorial Board of the journal: Forum for Development studies. The prize will be presented at the NFU Annual conference in Bergen, November 2007.
More details at NFU-web: www.nfuf.no
Deadline for entries is: 01 September 2007
Entries should be marked:
NFU-prize
and forwarded to e-mail: nfu-awards@nfuf.no
- or sent to: NFU, c/o SEMUT
University of Tromsø
N - 9037 Tromsø
The NFU-prize for Development Research 2007
The NFU-web site
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