The UKRAINETT+ project (2024–2026) has allocated funds to stimulate research project development and cooperation involving Norwegian and Ukrainian researchers and institutions. The current deadline is 10 May 2025 (postponed from 1st of May). UKRAINETT+ will announce seed funding twice a year in the period 2024–2026. The total sum allocated to the six planned calls is […]
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Photo: Ukraine President Office/ZUMA Press Wire/Shutterstock/NTB NUPI invites you to a breakfast seminar where researchers will discuss the future path for Ukraine and how the country can secure lasting peace. The seminar will feature presentations and discussions with NUPI researchers Cedric de Coning, Jenny Lorentzen, and Morten Bøås, and will be led by NUPI’s director,
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Researchers at the Norwegian Institute for Urban and Regional Research NIBR,OsloMet, Vilde Hernes and Aadne Aasland, have released a new policy brief titled “Reception, Integration, and Future Prospects of Ukrainian Refugees in the Nordic Countries.” This brief examines the perspectives of Ukrainian refugees who have sought refuge in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. It analyzes the similarities
Photo: Forsvarspodden Forsvarspodden er en podkast-serie fra Forsvaret. Vi anbefaler å sjekke ut episoden “Slik trener kystjegerkommandoen opp de ukrainske dødsenglene.” Forsvarspodden is a podcast series from the Norwegian Armed Forces. We recommend checking out the episode titled “How the Coastal Ranger Command Trains the Ukrainian ‘Angels of Death.’” (Available in Norwegian). I små gummibåter legger det
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Watch the live recording of this event on our YouTube channel. Join UKRAINETT for an engaging digital seminar with Professor Oksana Mikheieva from UCU. In her presentation Oksana Mikheieva will talk about her own experience of research during the war, the specifics of knowledge production in war-affected societies, as well as possible ethical and methodological
In the spring of 2024, a consortium of universities (OsloMet, UiO, UiB, Nord University, Karazin Kharkiv University, and Operatyvna Sotsiolohiia in Dnipro) received a grant from the Research Council for a three-year network project, UKRAINETT+. This grant enables us to enhance user-oriented activities. One of the network’s goals is to ensure that Norwegian-Ukrainian research, through
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Since President Trump took office, the world has watched his attempts to bring a swift resolution to Russia’s war against Ukraine. His rhetoric has often been inconsistent, oscillating between tough stances against Russian aggression and efforts to cultivate a cooperative relationship with the Kremlin. Yet, two things are clear. First, the U.S. administration is attempting
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As part of the UKRAINETT+ project, we are pleased to present our third Ukrainian newsletter, prepared by Olena Muradyan, Dean of the Faculty of Sociology at Karazin Kharkiv University and coordinator of the Ukrainian network branch. The newsletter provides information about past and future activities of the Ukrainian research institutions that make up the UKRAINETT+ project branch
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