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The workshop welcomes participants from both academic and non-academic sector. The workshop will be open for researchers (including early-stage researchers and PhD students), policymakers, market sectors, and NGOs in the Nordic countries and China with expertise on e-governance, information systems, digitalisation and automatisation of welfare services, AI, social policy, public administration and governance. Deadline for […]

Alban Davesne holds a doctorate in political science from Sciences Po, Paris. For almost two years he has been working as a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Postdoctoral Fellow at CEDIC. MSCA fellowships offer a unique opportunity for researchers to focus on their own projects, and OsloMet has a strong track record of attracting early-career researchers

Forskning må utføres på etisk ansvarlig måte, men vi bør ikke nødvendigvis la oss skremme og begrense av at forskningen blir etisk kompleks, skriver Maja Nordtug og Marit Haldar. Les kronikken på forskning.no.

Europaparlamentet vedtok et minstelønnsdirektiv i EU i 2022. Det har imidlertid vært sterk motstand fra enkelte land som har hatt en tradisjon for tariffavtaler og lønnsforhandlinger, forteller Rune Halvorsen, professor ved CEDIC. Les intervjuet på forskning.no.

Welcome to a seminar with Professor Fiona Williams, University of Leeds on 28 September 2020 from 11:00 – 13:00. In this seminar Professor Fiona Williams will talk about her most recent book, Social Policy: A Critical and Intersectional Analysis (Polity, 2021). The book provides a new and critical analytical and ethical agenda for social policy

Join us for a webinar on August 24th at 14:00 as we explore the intersection of digitalization and professional practice in disability organizations with Ass. Professor Jens Ineland from the University of Umeå and Senior lecturer Camilla Eriksson from Mälardalen University. Read more and register: https://uni.oslomet.no/cedic/2023/04/24/cedic-talks-7-2023-digitalization-in-disability-organizations-in-sweden-with-professors-jens-ineland-and-camilla-eriksson-from-the-university-of-umea/