Hilde Wallacher left PRIO in 2012. The information on this page is kept for historical reasons.
Hilde Wallacher
Researcher
Research Interests
I am currently employed as a researcher associated with several different projects.
I work with several projects related to international arms trade, and have published a number of reports on Norwegian arms transfer regulations, the Arms Trade Treaty process, and different aspects of the international arms trade and how it is and can be regulated. I am particularly interested in the relationship between arms trade issues and human rights.
I also work with the PRIO Gender team, primarily as the editor of the quarterly PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Newsletter, which can be found at http://www.prio.no/Research-and-Publications/Gender/Newsletter/
I am generally interested in international norm development, especially developments in international law. I am also very interested in gender studies and in studies of humanitarianism.
News
Monday, 25 Jun 2012
PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update (Issue 2, 2012)
We are happy to share with you the second issue of the GPS Update this year. This issue is headlined by an interview with PRIO Researcher Hilde Wallacher on her recent PRIO Paper "Engaging Men - The Abatangamuco and Women's Empowerment in Burundi" (also policy brief, accessible here). The paper is based on a study Wallacher recently undertook for CARE in Burundi of the men's movement Abatangamuco, which is working to promote gender equality.
You will also find articles on the Conciliation Resources European Tour, the DPA Guidance for Mediators, a recently published book on the world's women presidents and prime ministers 1960-2010, Aung San Suu Kyi's visit to Oslo, a report from a meeting of the 1325 Research Network, and the regular columns with news and publications.
Languages spoken:
Norwegian, English, Spanish (learning)
Working experience:
Journalist, the arms trade group of Norges Fredslag, vice-chair of Amnesty International Student Society at University College Dublin, other related volunteer work.
Education:
January 2006-June 2006: Master thesis grant holder at the PRIO.
August 2004-: MA, The Theory and Practice of Human Rights, the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, University of Oslo.
August 2003-June 2004 : Erasmus exchange student, University College Dublin, Ireland. Politics, Economic Science and Philosophy.
Januar 2002-June. 2003: BA, Department of Comparative Politics at the University of Bergen.
August 2001-December. 2001: Examen philosophicum and examen facultatum at the University of Bergen (UiB).
Engaging Men - The Abatangamuco and Women's Empowerment in Burundi
PRIO Paper
The Abatangamuco - Engaging men for Women's Empowerment in Burundi
PRIO Policy Brief
UN Special Rapporteur Margot Wallström Visits PRIO
Newsletter
New Strategic Plan on Women, Peace and Security launched by Norwegian MFA
Newsletter
Kontrollkrav fra Sør
Popular Article in Klassekampen
Integración de la perspectiva de género en actividades relativas a las minas en situaciones de conflicto
PRIO Policy Brief
Gender in Community Consultations
Journal Article in The Journal of ERW and Mine Action
Gender Mainstreaming in Mine Action in Conflict Situations
PRIO Policy Brief
Progressing Towards an Arms Trade Treaty
PRIO Paper
Legal, Rapid and Reasonable Priced: A Survey of Remittance Services in Norway
PRIO Report
PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update (Issue 2, 2012)
We are happy to share with you the second issue of the GPS Update this year. This issue is headlined by an interview with PRIO Researcher Hilde Wallacher on her recent PRIO Paper "Engaging Men - The Abatangamuco and Women's Empowerment in Burundi" (also policy brief, accessible here). The paper is based on a study Wallacher recently undertook for CARE in Burundi of the men's movement Abatangamuco, which is working to promote gender equality.
You will also find articles on the Conciliation Resources European Tour, the DPA Guidance for Mediators, a recently published book on the world's women presidents and prime ministers 1960-2010, Aung San Suu Kyi's visit to Oslo, a report from a meeting of the 1325 Research Network, and the regular columns with news and publications.
PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update (Issue 2, 2011)
We are happy to share with you the second issue of the PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update this year. In this issue you will find an article about Margit Wallström, UN Special Rapporteur on sexual violence in conflict, and her recent visit at PRIO where she met with Norwegian civil society. You can also read about a meeting of the Norwegian 1325 network and efforts to follow up the new Norwegian strategic plan for the implementation of resolution 1325, about new research on prosecution of international sex crimes, and about research on the impact of legal pluralities on gender justice.
FUNDED: PRIO Strategic Initiative, Humanitarianism for the 21st Century (HUM21) (II)
PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update (Jan-Feb 2011 issue)
We are happy to share with you the January-february issue of the PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update. The headline story of this issue is the new strategic plan on Women Peace and Security launched by the Norwegian MFA.
Norway - a War Profiteer?
PRIO researcher Hilde Wallacher has written a report on Norwegian arms trade, which will be presented 23 February.
The report gives policy advice to the Norwegian government on the implementation of end use control for NATO allies.
The report is commissioned by the Norwegian Church Aid, Changemaker and the Forum for Environment and Development.
Vacancy: Researcher/Research Assistant
The Norwegian Initiative on Small Arms Transfers (NISAT) project at PRIO is currently looking for a talented individual to fill the position of either Researcher or Research Assistant within the project.
Gender Mainstreaming in Mine Action
Hilde Wallacher of the AMAC project at PRIO has published a Policy Brief on the key aspects of gender mainstreaming in mine action. The brief is based on a field study in Cambodia.
 Download the Policy Brief (PDF) |
| Download Background Report (PDF) |
Remittances, Integration and Development
PRIO organized the conference ‘Remittances, Integration and Development: The Debate Explored’. The aim of the conference was to explore the complex relationships between migrants’ remittance sending patterns, their level of integration and their contributions to development in the country of origin. More than 200 people took part.
Legal, rapid and reasonably priced? A survey of remittance services in Norway
Selected findings will be presented by the authors. The report will be delivered to Minister of International Development Erik Solheim, who will comment on it in relation to Norwegian policy. After the end of the official programme at 14:00, there will be an opportunity to stay on for informal conversations or questions.
Engaging Men for Women’s Empowerment
Norway - A War Profiteer?
The Norwegian Solution
Gender Mainstreaming in Mine Action
Remittances, Integration and Development
