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Colloquium papers 2002-2004
Professor
Kristi-Anne Stølen (SUM,
University of Oslo): Democracy,
Marginality and Ethnic Resurgence in Guatemala: Rational Actors and Dominating
Discourses.
Professor
Joel S. Migdal (Department
of Political Science, University of Washington): Mental
Maps and Virtual Checkpoints. Struggles to Construct and Maintain State
and Social Boundaries.
Dr.
Einar Braathen (Norwegian
Institute for Urban and Regional Research): District
Democracy without Decentralisation - Towards a New Paradigm?
Dr.
Liv Tørres (FAFO
Institute for Applied Social Science): Trade
Unions and the Process of Democratisation
Harald
Bøckman (SUM,
University of Oslo): The
Background and Potential of Chinese Village Compacts
John
Sidel (School of Oriental and African Studies): Local
Bossism and Democracy - beyond the discourse on clientelism?
Pamela
Price (Department of
History, University of Oslo): Ideological
Integration in (South) India: Aspects of a Political Language.
Pamela
Price (Department of
History, University of Oslo): Ideological
Integration in (South) India: Aspects of a Political Language.
Olle
Törnquist (Department
of Political Science and SUM,
University of Oslo): Popular
Development and Democracy - with rural dimensions.
Kristian
Stokke (Department of
Sociology and Human Geography, University of Oslo): Citizen
Capacity and Democratisation in South Africa.
Arild
Schou (Norwegian Institute
for Urban and Regional Research): Project
Design for Research on the Local Government Reform in Tanzania
John
Harriss (Development Studies, London School of Economics and Political
Science): Depoliticizing Development: The
World Bank and Social Capital
Stener
Ekern (Norwegian
Institute for Human Rights, University of Oslo): Local
Democracy in Totonicapan, Guatemala.
James C.
Scott (Political Science, Yale University): Hills,
Valleys and Forced Resettlement in Burma.
Giles
Mohan, Open
University:Relocating
participation within a radical politics of development
Arild Engelsen Ruud, UiO, Centre for Development
and the Environment and Pamela Price, UiO, Department of History:
Electoral Politics
in Highly Segmented Societies
Knut G. Nustad, UiO, Department of Social
Anthropology: States
as giants and as effects: a South African case
Jemima
Garcia-Godos, UiO, Centre for Development and the Environment:
Peasant-State
Relations in Peru: The Case of Peasant Mobilization for Compensation
Rights
Inga Brandell, Uppsala University, Department
of Government and Stockholm University College: Frontiers,
Territory and Politics - State and Nation in the Arab World and the
Middle East Paper 1, Paper
2
Olle
Törnquist, University of Oslo, SUM and Department of Political
Science: How
Shall We Assess Problems and Options of Human Rights-based Democratisation?
A preliminary Approach and Questionnaire.
Lisa
Stearns, University of Oslo, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights:
Chinese Regional
National Autonomy Law: A tool of Minority Rights Protection in the hands
of Local People's Congress
Henk
G. C. Schulte Nordholt, Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropology,
Leiden: Renegotiating
Boundaries: The Dynamics of Localised Politics in Post-Suharto Indonesia.
Stener
Ekern, University of Oslo, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights:
Visions
of the Right Order: Contrasts Between Mayan Communitarian Law in Guatemala
and International Human Rights law
Paul
R. Brass, University of Washington, Department of Political
Science: Riots and Elections
Bjørn
Enge Bertelsen,
University of Bergen, Centre for Development Research:
Ambivalence and Potency:Relations
between politics, violence and tradition in Mozambique
Aslak Orre, Christian Michelsen's Institute and
Einar Braathen,
Norwegian Institute of Urban and Regional Research
Local Democracy-a Short-lived Experience
under Neo-Patrimonialism? On the forthcoming Local Elections in Mozambique
Arild
Schou, Buskerud University College/NIBR:
Community-based development
programmes and poverty targeting; pro-poor accountability and leadership
disciplining in Malawi
Guro Aandahl,
Centre for Development and the Environment and Department for Human
Geography:
For People and Environment. A Case Study
of the Use and Impacts of the Narmada water in the North Gujarat Command
area
Kristian Stokke, Department of Sociology and
Human Geography:
Politics of Poverty Alleviation
and Democratisation in North East Sri Lanka
Marianne
Millstein, UIO, Department of Sociology:
Social Movements and Urban
Governance in South Africa. The Struggle for Adequate Housing in Cape
Town and Durban
Harold Wilhite, UIO, Centre for Development and the Environment:
Reflections on changing Consumption
in Kerala
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