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The NFU Annual Conference 2001:

Diversity in Development - Universal and Local Discourses

Tromsø, 13 - 14 November 2001

The NFU Annual Conference 2001 will raise issues on the multiplicity and variation in development. Special attention will be given to universal and local discourses by addressing development, citizenship and rights.

Tentative programme

Abstracts and Papers

Registered Participants

Book of Abstracts

Book of Abstracts - Doctoral Research Course


 

The Conference:

 

The Doctoral Research Course (Dr.polit):
Contested Rights and Beliefs - Power, Dominance and Resistance in Development

 

Voices on development research

 

The Programme Committee, all at the University of Tromsø:

  • Arne Kommisrud, Associate Professor (mail), Department of Political Science, Faculty of Social Science
  • Carl-Eric Schulz, Professor (mail), Department of Economics and Management, The Norwegian College of Fishery Science
  • Hogne Øian, Associate Professor (mail), Department of Social Anthropology, Faculty of Social Science. Also responsible for the Doctoral Research Course

 

Printed 2nd Announcement folder and poster:

 


Forum for Development Co-operation with Indigenous Peoples
15 -16 November 2001

Following the NFU Annual Conference 2001, the University of Tromsø will host the annual "Forum for Development Co-operation with Indigenous Peoples". The main topic this year is: Indigenous Peoples and Competence Building.

The Forum is a meeting-place where development organisations and research institutions in Norway and Sápmi can share experiences and discuss issues related to development co-operation with indigenous peoples. Conference delegates are welcome to participate at the Forum.

Preliminary program.

 

 

USAC and UiTø programme festival
Maya Competence Building I - Peace processes and University co-operation
, Tromsø, 17 November 2001

 

 

Gendering Development
Seminar in Feminist Theory, Autumn 2001

A series of seminars (Thursdays) with a focus on how gender is/is not dealt with in different development and research projects and its implications for empowerment of women, improvement of their situation and the production of knowledge.

Arranged by KVINNFORSK, the University of Tromsø

 

 

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Editor: Managing Director - SEMUT
Comments to: Håkon Fottland Updated: 18 November 2001