2012

During her fieldwork in Cambodia in 2011, the Danish psychologist and researcher, Inger Agger, has looked at how survivors of the Khmer Rouge regime experience the present justice process of the Khmer Rouge Tribunal.

The conference presents research on Livelihoods in developing countries and discuss the tensions in the multidiciplinary approaches to protect and promote human well-being.

The principal objective of the course is to critically review different approaches to health inequality, which will enable doctoral students to understand the causes of the causes of ill health – the political determinants of health.

In this seminar Elin Stauren (MSc Industrial Ecology, NTNU) and Gilbia Portela (MPhil Candidate Culture, Environment and Sustainability, UiO) will share their experiences of doing quantitative and qualitative data analysis for their master’s theses, respectively.

This year’s contemporary India seminar seeks to explore how various environmental challenges are politicised in India.

Welcome to this semester’s last LEVE Student Seminar focusing on writing the Master Thesis.

Surrogacy is becoming an international "trade" with mainly buyers from the Western World and supplyers from developing countries. In this seminar Kristin Engh Førde examines the development of surrogacy in India.

Do all sectors of society share challenges of global governance? Do they ultimately affect the same health outcomes? The Resource group of the the Lancet - UiO Commission: Global Governance for Health, invites you to participate in the discussion.

Welcome to the second LEVE Student Seminar with presentation of fieldwork in Ethiopia and film screening from Sierra Leone.

In this seminar, Anne Hellum will present findings from the research project 'Gender, Human Rights and Water Governance'.

LEVE Student seminars is aimed at students at Master’s level who are interested in issues concerning health, the environment and poverty in developing countries. Welcome to the first seminar!

In this seminar, Katerini T. Storeng  will examine the concept of vulnerability in the context of maternal morbidity and mortality in Burkina Faso, an impoverished country in West Africa.