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    PRIO Blogs

    Monday, 14 Feb 2022

    What Happens to Childhood Vaccine Rates in Conflict Zones? This Analysis Found Some Surprises.

    We examined more than 200,000 records in 15 African countries. As more coronavirus vaccines begin to reach the developing world, global health authorities are pointing out the need for other vaccines as well. UNICEF recently launched a record $9.4 billion emergency appeal to help more than 327 million people — including 177 million children — affected ...

    PRIO Blogs

    Thursday, 13 Jan 2022

    Even at Times of Crisis, Children Must Go to School

    The most recent debate concerning school closures has focused on vulnerable children and how school closures will cut them off from a place of safety. While the Children’s Ombudsperson and others are concerned about the impact of school closures on the most vulnerable children, others express doubts as to what ...

    News

    Friday, 19 Nov 2021

    Doing Business During a Crisis - PRIO Research in Harvard Business Review

    ​PRIO researchers have contributed to a survey of seven cities around the world during the Covid-19 pandemic. This survey offers clues to how businesses handle crises, and the results are summed up in an article in Harvard Business Review. 

    PRIO Blogs

    Monday, 14 Feb 2022

    What Happens to Childhood Vaccine Rates in Conflict Zones? This Analysis Found Some Surprises.

    We examined more than 200,000 records in 15 African countries. As more coronavirus vaccines begin to reach the developing world, global health authorities are pointing out the need for other vaccines as well. UNICEF recently launched a record $9.4 billion emergency appeal to help more than 327 million people — including 177 million children — affected ...

    Journal Article

    2021

    Global helse og sikkerhet – en oversikt over kunnskapsgrunnlaget

    By Henrik Urdal & Ida Rødningen in Internasjonal politikk

    Report

    2021

    When is Conventional Wisdom Wise? Testing the Assumptions behind Preventing Violent Extremism

    By Tora Sagård

    PRIO Blogs

    Thursday, 30 Sep 2021

    Corona Apps – Going Global

    On 8 April 2020, less than a month after the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak was a pandemic, Mareile Kaufmann posted a PRIO blog entitled “Corona Apps – Where Are We Headed?” on the use of digital tools in the “war against corona”, asking what the ...

    Popular Article

    2022

    How Has COVID-19 Affected Small and Medium Enterprises?

    By Jason Miklian & Kristian Hoelscher in Social Science Spaces

    News

    Friday, 19 Nov 2021

    Doing Business During a Crisis - PRIO Research in Harvard Business Review

    ​PRIO researchers have contributed to a survey of seven cities around the world during the Covid-19 pandemic. This survey offers clues to how businesses handle crises, and the results are summed up in an article in Harvard Business Review. 

    Policy Brief

    2021

    What Affects the Distribution of Protests against Coronavirus Measures?

    By Katharina Pfaff, Eric Neumayer & Thomas Plümper, Conflict Trends

    PRIO Blogs

    Thursday, 13 Jan 2022

    Even at Times of Crisis, Children Must Go to School

    The most recent debate concerning school closures has focused on vulnerable children and how school closures will cut them off from a place of safety. While the Children’s Ombudsperson and others are concerned about the impact of school closures on the most vulnerable children, others express doubts as to what ...

    Journal Article

    2021

    What Covid-19 Taught Us About Doing Business During a Crisis

    By Jason Miklian, John Elias Katsos, Brian Ganson, Benedicte Bull, Kristian Hoelscher, Sarah Cechvala, Øystein H. Rolandsen, Angelika Rettberg & Benjamin Miller in Harvard Business Review

    Journal Article

    2021

    Drone Use for COVID-19 Related Problems: Techno-solutionism and its Societal Implications

    By Bruno Oliveira Martins, Chantal Lavallée & Andrea Silkoset in Global Policy

    People

    Mete Hatay

    Mete Hatay

    Senior Research Consultant

    Kristin Bergtora Sandvik

    Kristin Bergtora Sandvik

    Research Professor in Humanitarian Studies

    Simon Reid-Henry

    Simon Reid-Henry

    Research Professor

    Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert

    Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert

    Research Director

    Bruno Oliveira Martins

    Bruno Oliveira Martins

    Senior Researcher

    Audrey Kathleen Geissinger

    Audrey Kathleen Geissinger

    Doctoral Researcher

    Projects

    Jan 2019 –

    Hyper-development and unresolved conflict

    Led by Mete Hatay

    Feb 2020 –

    COVID-19 and De Facto States

    Led by Mete Hatay

    May 2020 –

    Reacting to COVID-19 Across the MENA Region

    Led by Jørgen Jensehaugen

    Jul 2020 – Jun 2024

    Working Through Violence; SMEs and the SDGs in Fragile Urban Spaces

    Led by Benedicte Bull

    Sep 2020 –

    Disparate Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Norway and Sweden: lessons and opportunities for the Nordic region

    Led by Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert

    Jul 2021 – Jun 2024

    CO-DUTIES: Democratic Duties, Collective Action, and the Greater Good after COVID-19

    Led by Simon Reid-Henry

    Oct 2021 –

    Rights, Duties, Belonging and Citizenship during COVID-19

    Led by Audrey Kathleen Geissinger
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