The NCHS Research Network Annual Meeting will be held from 2 to 3 December 2021 at PRIO and online.
This online event will discuss current experiences and future projections on climate-induced resettlement.
Our resource hub is easy to use and includes articles, webinars, podcasts, policy briefs, books and more. We hope you find our resource hub useful.
The NCHS Research Network on Humanitarian Efforts provides a platform for connecting research on humanitarian efforts both within Norway and internationally.
This blog post aims to analyse the expansion of the use of legal pathways to protection, as described in the new EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, and how it affects the EU’s policy of externalisation.
This PRIO blog examines why children’s education a relevant concern for the Security Council and why education is absolutely a question of security.
The Culture House in Oslo is screening ‘Mama’, a film about Afghan refugees in Norway on Monday 29 November 2021, followed by a panel discussion featuring NCHS Director, Antonio De Lauri.
International law scholars have published a series of essays examining legal and policy issues relevant to the current and future pandemics and migrant rights.
The International Humanitarian Studies Association Humanitarian Studies Conference is underway! Here is where you can see our NCHS members.
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This blog post aims to analyse the expansion of the use of legal pathways to protection, as described in the new EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, and how it affects the EU’s policy of externalisation.
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This blog examines the focus on evacuating educated and professional Afghan women after the Taliban-takeover, and discusses the possible rise of a new resettlement category.
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A functional Afghan state requires both humanitarian aid and financial support for a considerable time ahead, and previous investments in social service programs should not be wasted, says Arne Strand and Astri Suhrke.
This project will study the impact of ad hoc crisis responses on international organisations (IOs) through a systematic study of ad hoc crisis responses in two policy domains, namely security and health.
This project pilots a novel approach to understanding the relationship between displaced people and the environment, conceptualising settlement areas as social-ecological systems to assess linkages between livelihoods, landscape change and environmental health.
This project seeks to acquire, and disseminate, a more comprehensive understanding of the multiple drivers of the escalating war in Mozambique’s northern province of Cabo Delgado.
This project examines the relationship between gender and Islam in Afghanistan as it affects women’s rights and protections at a time when the country’s political order is being reshaped, following the withdrawal of the US.
