- Peace and Conflict
- Causes of War
- Nonviolent Movements
- Nordic Security
- Women, Peace and Security
- Quantitative Methods
Email: linamo@prio.org
Mobile phone: +47 91 13 73 97
Linn is a research assistant involved in multiple projects, currently focusing on Nordic security and defence, women’s empowerment across all stages of the peace process, and the role of elected members of the UN Security Council in advancing the Women, Peace, and Security agenda. Her work varies across projects. As part of the Women’s Empowerment in Peace Processes project, Linn contributes by coding gender provisions in peace agreements and assessing their implementation. In previous projects, she has collected and analyzed data on National Action Plans for Women, Peace and Security, as well as the policy engagements and contestations of elected UN Security Council members.
Linn is part of PRIO's organizing team for the Oscarsborg Symposium on Nordic Security. The Oscarsborg Symposium provides an exclusive and neutral forum under the Chatham House Rule, bringing together leading decision-makers and experts from both the public and private sectors, supported by distinguished scholars. Participants engage in discussions on shared Nordic security and preparedness challenges with the aim of developing a stronger common understanding of the issues at stake. In her work with the Symposium, Linn contributes, among other things, by planning the concept and program, as well as communicating with the participants.
Previously, Linn wrote a quantitative MA thesis on horizontal inequalities and nonviolent movements in collaboration with PRIO through the UiO-PRIO Student Programme.
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The 2026 Oscarsborg Symposium gathered leaders and experts from business, government, and research to examine the critical roles and conditions of businesses in defense and preparedness.
Leading decision-makers, business representatives, experts and researchers from across the Nordic region will gather at Oscarsborg Fortress on 1-2 October 2026 for the second annual Oscarsborg Symposium on Nordic Security. Hosted by PRIO.
The PRIO Research School on Peace and Conflict hosted researchers from Masaryk University and the University of Helsinki for an academic skills course.
As part of the NORHED II project Partnership for Peace: Better Higher Education for Resilient Societies , PRIO and the PRIO Centre on Gender, Peace and Security hosted a PhD-level course on Gender, Peace and Conflict, from May 27 to 29.
The PRIO Research School on Peace and Conflict hosted doctoral candidates at the PhD-level course “Advanced Qualitative Methods in Conflict Studies”, May 4-8, 2026.
Women’s Empowerment in Peace Processes (EMPOW) and Women’s Activities in Armed Rebellion (WAAR) research teams met for a workshop on the role of data in promoting gender-equal peace.
How can we amplify youth engagement and foster cross-border learning on gender equality to tackle tomorrow’s challenges on peace and security?
On October 29, PRIO Research Director Louise Olsson welcomed representatives from the Swedish Gender Equality Agency for an inspiring exchange of knowledge and experiences between Norway and Sweden.
As part of the NORHED II project Partnership for Peace: Better Higher Education for Resilient Societies, PRIO hosted a PhD-level course on Mass Mobilization and Democratization, from October 29 to 31.
The first Oscarsborg Symposium gathered Nordic leaders, experts, and scholars to reflect on joint Nordic security challenges and develop better joint understandings of issues at stake.