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Department of Development Studies

 
 

03.01.12Aid and development in Malawi

Aid and development in Malawi

Øyvind Eggen's doctoral thesis "Dissonance in Development" is now available. Read more about the role of the chiefs, bureaucratic practices and state services in the small African state. 

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09.12.11Vellykket disputas

Vellykket disputas

Øyvind Eggen disputerte fredag for sin doktorgradsavhandling «Bistand, utvikling og statsdannelse i Malawi».

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23.11.11Research Prize awarded to Knut Nustad

Research Prize awarded to Knut Nustad

The Kjetil Stuland Research Prize 2011 has been awarded to Senior Researcher Knut Nustad. He receives the prize for his extensive and high quality international publishing.

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NUPI’s Department of Development Studies focuses on development processes in the South, and the interplay between these processes and Norwegian foreign policy.

Civil war and state collapse require a code of conduct which includes development perspectives and security analyses. Other studies at the department relate to gender, conflict and peace building, women’s involvement in politics and in the role of civil society in processes of change. Furthermore, analyses of development assistance and the UN system are important areas. The department also participates in evaluating various development projects.


Current research [More]

Health and Foreign policy Spring 2011

The project aims to explore the mutual interrelatedness between health and foreign policy. More


Slums, states and citizens: Policing, welfare services and political participation among the urban poor in New Delhi, Nairobi and Durban 2011-2014

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Evaluation of the development cooperation programme of Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) in Ethiopia 2011-2012

The project evaluates the development cooperation programme of NPA in Ethiopia. More

Completed projects [More]

State Failure and Regional Insecurity 2006-2010

The project studies the connections between state failure and the regional security situation. More


Central America and Norwegian Interests 2008-

A survey of Norway’s strategic interests in Central America, in regard to foreign and development policy as well as economically. The survey will focus on aspects of the current situation that could be relevant for Norwegian interests. More


The Role of the CPIA and PBA at the Country Level 2009

This study assesses the role of the World Bank’s Country Policy and Institutional Assessment (CPIA) at the country level. More

Publications [Vis flere]
  • Eggen, Øyvind , Ole Jacob Sending (2012). Global helse,

    i Internasjonal Politikk 2/2012

    .Oslo,Universitetsforlaget.p. 208-217.Sending og Eggen diskuterer i denne artikkelen hvordan global helse som felt de siste årene har fått økt status i utenrikspolitikken og i akademia. [url]
  • Lie, Jon Harald Sande (2012). Utfordrer antropologiske utfordringer antropologien? Om å studere oppover.,

    i Norsk Antropologisk Tidsskrift, 23 (2)

    .Oslo,Universitetsforlaget.p. 159-172.Artikkelen diskuterer forholdet mellom de klassiske antropologiske feltarbeidsidealene og Lies antropologiske erfaring og praksis ved å studere "oppover" internt i Verdensbanken og et ugandisk departement. [url]
  • Borchgrevink, Axel , Bantirgu, Akalewold, Mulugeta, Alemmaya (2012). Evaluation of Norwegian People’s Aid Development Programme in Ethiopia. Oslo, NUPI-rapport. 89 pages. I denne rapporten evalueres Norsk Folkehjelps innsats i Etiopia.
  • Jensenius, Francesca Refsum , Chhibber, Pradeep , Suryanarayan, Pavithra (2012). Party organization and party proliferation in India,

    i Party Politics.

    .Sage. [url]
  • Eggen, Øyvind (2012). Performing Good Governance: The Aesthetics of Bureaucratic Practice in Malawi,

    i Ethnos: Journal of Anthropology Volume 77Issue 1.

    .London,Routledge.p. 1-23.Based on ethnographic research carried out in Malawi, this article discusses some bureaucratic procedures that are implemented with enthusiasm, even though they do not produce the effects they are designed for. [url]
  • Eriksen, Stein Sundstøl (2012). Regimes, Constituencies and the Politics of State Formation: Zimbabwe and Botswana Compared,

    in International Political Science Review (forthcoming, 2012)

    .Sage.This article analyses state formation in Botswana and Rhodesia/Zimbabwe. It seeks to explain why Botswana became a strong state, while state power in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe has eroded. [url]
  • Eggen, Øyvind (2011). Doctoral thesis: Dissonance in Development . Ås, Department of International Environment and Development Studies Norwegian University of Life Sciences. 190 pages. In his doctoral thesis, Øyvind Eggen looks into different forms of governance in Malawi and how this is affected by foreign aid.
  • Nustad, Knut Gunnar (2011). Land, eiendom og samfunn i Dukuduku, Sør-Afrika,

    i Norsk Antropologisk Tidsskrift, no 3-4.

    .Oslo,Norsk antropologisk forening.p. .Artikkelen søker å vise hvordan ideer om både eiendom og rettigheter er formet gjennom en lang historisk prosess i Sør-Afrika. Dagens forståelse av rettigheter er et resultat av en liberal juridisk kultur som også gjorde seg gjeldende under apartheid, samtidig som rettigheter og statsborgerskap ble frarøvet majoritetsbefolkningen gjennom et system basert på indirekte styre. [url]
  • Eggen, Øyvind , Thomas Costa, S.M. Rahman (2011). Thinking Beyond. Oslo, NUPI. 63 pages. Mid-term evaluation of the Integrated Programme for Community Capacity Building (ICCB) of Bangladesh Northern Evangelical Lutheran Church – Development Foundation
  • Eggen, Øyvind (2011). Chiefs and Everyday Governance: Parallel State Organisations in Malawi,

    i Journal of Southern African Studies, 37:02

    .Routledge.p. 313-331.The combination of direct and indirect rule in Africa during late colonialism created a dual state where, broadly speaking, rural areas were under indirect rule through chiefs while urban areas were subject to direct rule. This article explores the developments that in Malawi have led to a state in which most individuals are exposed to both forms of rule simultaneously. [url]