The 6th joint Nordic Development Research Conference, June 21-22, 2021, is now open for papers and tentative program. The conference this years will be held online.
See:
Norsk Forening for Utviklingsforskning / Norwegian Association For Development Research
The 6th joint Nordic Development Research Conference, June 21-22, 2021, is now open for papers and tentative program. The conference this years will be held online.
See:
NFU is pleased to invite all the members for the NFU General Assembly 2020-2021. As much as we would have preferred a physical gathering, we are obliged to host the assembly digitally this year. Nonetheless, we look forward to a meaningful discussion.
Mark your calendar
Date: 15th February 2021
Time: 18:30 (Oslo time)
Platform: Zoom (link to be shared soon)
Agendas:
The biannual conference for The European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) will be held 5 – 8 July 2021, Online. The conference will address inequality, poverty and political marginalization, also in connection with climate change and other environmental threats. For full details and how to register for panels, workshops, and roundtables, see https://www.eadi.org/gc/2021/frequently-asked-questions/
Register for membership today! Are you a student, PhD candidate, scholar or practitioner working in the (broadly defined) development field and studies? We would like to have you as a member! You will receive relevant updates on events, conferences, job offers, publications and more. Simply register at our Membership page. It is free!
The conference welcomes development scholars to reflect on questions related to development, learning and education from multiple and multidisciplinary perspectives. The plenary sessions focus on the conference theme. The working groups coordinated by scholars can cover a wide variety of topics relevant to current development research in order to support mutual learning within development research community.
The conference is organized jointly by the Finnish Society for Development Research, the Danish Association of Development Researchers in Denmark, the Norwegian Association For Development Research, and the Swedish Development Research Network.
For more information and submission of working groups, please see https://www.jyu.fi/en/congress/nordic-development-research
Do you have a former student or have you written an excellent master thesis within the broad field of development studies?
The Norwegian Association for Development Research (NFU) offers the Master Thesis Award 2019-2020 and a chance to win 5000 NOK.
The winner will in addition have the chance to develop their thesis into a publishable journal article, working together with NFU board member Frida Bjørneseth. The development field is broadly defined, and is not confined to the Global South. We accept submissions that are examined at a Norwegian institution and students must register as member of NFU – free of charge in 2020 and 2021!
The deadline is 10 December 2020. Please click here to submit your thesis.
Due to Covid-19, the 2020 NFU Conference has been postponed. The NFU Conference “Planning for decolonization? Challenges, transitions, and transformations in global development and planning” will be organized in November/December 2022 at the University of Agder.
More information about the conference topic and updates can be found at the conference webpage:
The NFU board would like to thank NFU coordinator Valerinne Prayastra Hutagalung for her excellent job in communication and organization between 2018-2020. We are thrilled to have Christina Tamang as our new coordinator and she will take lead in further developing the NFU network and communication. Tamang is a master student at the Centre for Development and the Environment (SUM) and has extensive knowledge on communication and project coordination from past NGO works in Nepal. If you have relevant information about conferences, job openings and key publications and debates that you want to share with the NFU network, please contact Christina on [nfucoordinator@gmail.com].
“Planning for decolonization? Challenges, transitions, and transformations in global development and planning”
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this conference is now postponed until further notice. More information will follow.
Continue reading “The NFU Conference: Call for working groups and panels”All NFU members are cordially invited to the NFU General Assembly.
Date: 3 December 2019
Time: 4-6 PM
Place: Fafo, Borggata 2B, 0650, Oslo
Agenda:
1. Constitute meeting and approval of agenda
– Election of General Assembly Chair and two reporters
– Approval of agenda
2. Board changes
3. NFU annual report 2019
4. Annual plan and budget for 2020
5. Debate: NFU strategic planning for development research
6. Incoming business
Sincerely,
Valerinne P. Hutagalung
NFU Coordinator