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A recent evaluation describes Centre for Competition Policy (BECCLE) as a success. The evaluation committee points out that the centre has a high activity level and cross-disciplinary collaborations which encourage solid research activities.
Political parties in Western Europe have changed. Yvette Peters analyses the consequences of a changing demos in a chapter of a book honouring Peter Mair.
Students, academics and - not so common - justices of the Supreme Court of Norway filled the brand new University Aula when prof. Lee Epstein held this years Stein Rokkan Memorial Lecture.
Professor Karen Christensen has been invited to edit the 'Handbook on Care Work Around the World' to be published in 2017.
26 BA candidates of Comparative Politics and European Studies were handed their diplomas by vice dean Knut Hidle and head of department Gunnar Grendstad.
The book New Subaltern Politics: Reconceptualizing Hegemony and Resistance in Contemporary India (Oxford University Press), which associate professor Alf Gunvald Nilsen has co-edited with Srila Roy (University of the Witwatersrand) was the subject of events in both Oslo and Copenhagen last week.
The last edition of China Social Welfare is dedicated to the welfare politics conference organised by the Sino-Nordic Welfare Research Network (SNOW) in Beijing in June.
Post. Doc. Vegard Jarness' article on the link between class-structured lifestyle differences and social closure, will be published in the forthcomming issue of Sociology.
Welfare states, labour markets, political parties and comparative political economy is the focus for Georg Picot, as the Department of Comparative Politics welcomes him to the academic staff as associate professor.
A post-doc. and a freshly appointed professor has yesteryears highest publishing scores at the Department of Comparative Politics. One of them was the seventh most publishing academic at the University of Bergen.
Three of our master students in system dynamics received a prestigious award at the 2015 International System Dynamics Conference in Boston, USA.
Together with Uday Chandra from Max Planck in Germany, Nielsen has co-edited the special issue ‘Rethinking Resistance: Subaltern Politics and the State in Contemporary India
Kenneth Bo Nielsen has just reviewed two monographs on the politics of land acquisition and industrialisation in India, in "Contemporary South Asia" and "South Asia" respectively.
Dr. Andrea Bassi, Founder and CEO of KnowlEdge Srl, discusses ideas, indicators and practices surrounding the concept of "green economy", explaining how it would work in practice and barriers to change.
Nielsen writes about the political fallouts of constructing a new airport in Goa, in the Indian journal Economic and Political Weekly,
Nilsen continues his series of posts on the blog Progress in Political Economy.
Professor Hallvard Moe is co-editor of a book on social media and election campaigns
Peder Sæther grant awarded cooperation between The University of Bergen and UC Berkeley on political parties in the developing world.

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