Asuncion Lera St.Clair

Navn:	Asuncion Lera St.Clair
Stilling:	Førsteamanuensis
Avdeling:	Inst. for utdanning og helse
Kontor:	Etg. 3
Adresse:	Christiesgt. 13, 5020 Bergen
Telefon:	5558 9184 (UiB)
Faks:	5558 4860
E-post:	asun.st.clair@iuh.uib.no
Hovedarbeidsområder Forskningsinteresser Utvalgte publikasjoner

Hovedarbeidsområder:

• Development Ethics and Human Rights as the Basis for Poverty Reduction, Research Council of Norway Project with the Centre for Development and the Environment (SUM), University of Oslo
• Development Ethics and Effectiveness. Inter-American Development Bank Trust Fund for Ethics and Social Development, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with Benedicte Bull and Desmond McNeill, Centre for Development and the Environment, (SUM), University of Oslo.
• Ethics, Rights, and the Law: New Perspectives on Global Poverty Reduction, Research Council of Norway, in collaboration with the Christian Michelsen Institute, Bergen, and Centre for Development and the Environment (SUM), University of Oslo.
• Secretary, International Development Ethics Association ( IDEA )
• Board Member, Norwegian Association of Development Research (NFU )
• Member of the EU funded Network of Exellence on Global Governance, Regionalisation and Regulation-Work Package 5.3.5: North-South Development Issues and the Global Regulatory Framework, Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Netherlands
• Member Editorial Board Journal of Global Governance
• Member of the NUFU Project Globalization and changes in the Cultures of Survival and Care: The Case of Ghana, in collaboration with the Institute of African Studies , University of Ghana , Legon
• Member Editorial board Journal of Global Ethics
• Board Member, The Norwegian Programme for Development, Research and Higher Education (NUFU)

Forskningsinteresser:

• Poverty and Development research
• Development Ethics
• Social Studies of Science and Sociology of Knowledge
• Ethics and Political Philosophy

Utvalgte publikasjoner:

St. Clair, Asuncion (forthcoming) ‘Global Poverty: The Merging of Development Ethics and Global Justice,' Journal Globalizations.

St. Clair, Asuncion (forthcoming), ‘Development Ethics,' in Poverty, Politics, and Development: Interdisciplinary Perspectives , Dan Banik (ed.), Bergen : Fagbokforlaget.

St. Clair, Asuncion (forthcoming), ‘Third Stage Development Ethics,' in Development Ethics: The Capability Approach in Practice , Stephen L. Esquith and Fred Gifford (eds.), Penn State University Press.

St.Clair, Asuncion, with Desmond McNeill (forthcoming) “Development Ethics and Human Rights as the Basis for Poverty Reduction: The Case of the World Bank.” In Diane Stone and Christian Wright (eds.), Whose World Bank, London : Routledge,

St.Clair, Asuncion (2006) “The World Bank as a Transnational Expertised Institution,” Journal of Global Governance 12 (1).

St.Clair, Asuncion (2006) “Global Poverty: The Co-Production of Knowledge and Politics,” Journal of Global Social Policy 6 (1). Also forthcoming in Halvorsen, Tor, Olav Korsnes and Linda Sangolt (eds.) Politics and Knowledge: National, Regional and Global Dimensions, Brussels : Peter Lang.

St.Clair, Asuncion (2006) “ Norway : The Development Ethic of a Donor Country,” in Christine Koggel (ed.) 2nd ed. Moral Issues on a Global Perspective , Broadview Press, 2006

St.Clair, Asuncion (2006) “How Can Human Rights Work for Poverty Reduction: An Assessment of the Human Development Report 2000,” Lucy Williams (ed.), International Poverty Law: An Emerging Discourse London : Zed Books, 2006.

St.Clair, Asuncion, Desmond McNeill (forthcoming) “Development Ethics and Human Rights as the Basis for Poverty Reduction: The Case of the World Bank.” In Diane Stone and Christian Wright (eds.), Whose World Bank, London: Routledge,

St.Clair, Asuncion (2004) “The Role of Ideas in the United Nations Development Programme.” In Bøas, Morten and Desmond McNeill (eds.): Global Institutions and Development: Framing the World, London : Routledge.

St.Clair, Asuncion (2004) Poverty Conceptions in the United Nations Development Programme and the World Bank: Knowledge, Poverty and Ethics . Doctoral thesis, Department of Sociology, University of Bergen .

Sist oppdatert 03.11.2005 av Tore Kjærgård