Norway's governance of reindeer husbandry is based on Western understanding of the world and is in conflict with Sámi reindeer herders' worldview - these competing views compromise the rights of the pastoralists, say Kathrine Johnsen et al. in recent study.
How has Brazil's recognition of its quilombola communities as legal rights-holders to land been translated into practice? Kjersti Thorkildsen and Randi Kaarhus in the Journal of Peasant Studies.
Raymond Achu Samndong & Darley Kjosavik analyse gender relations in the context of efforts to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in Democratic Republic of Congo. Article in 'Ecology and Society'.
What is the role of the journal 'Political Geography', and political geography in general, in today's geopolitical climate? Editorial in 'Political Geography' by Tor Arve Benjaminsen et al.
The Social Life of Mangroves - Resource Complexes and Contestations on the Industrial Coastline of Kutch, India. A working paper co-written by Lyla Mehta and published by the STEPS Centre.
This recent book was published at a time when REDD+ was given recognition during the Paris COP 21 Climate Accord. Includes chapters by Noragric's Arild Vatn, Lars Olav Eik, Pål Vedeld, Ruth Haug and Siri Eriksen
Discussion paper for the International Security Program at Harvard Kennedy School, edited and co-written by Stig J. Hansen, Mohamed H. Gaas and Ida Bary.
Launched at the University of San Francisco in Quito, this new book is partly based on research carried out in relation to the Noragric-led project 'Extracting Justice?'. Co-edited and co-written by Esben Leifsen.
IDS Bulletin including articles by Noragric-affiliated Siri Eriksen, Ruth Haug, Lutgart Lenaerts, Andrei Marin, Ingrid Nyborg, Marianne Mosberg and Sigrid Nagoda.
Chapter in 'Agronomy for Development: The Politics of Knowledge in Agricultural Research (Pathways to Sustainability)' by Ola Westengen. Published by Routledge.
Book by Shai Divon and Bill Derman. “This book will be of great interest to students and scholars of Development Studies, Political Science and International Relations with particular interest in U.S. foreign policy, USAID and/or African studies” [Routledge].
Article by Connor Cavanagh and Tor Arve Benjaminsen in a Special Section of the Journal of Political Ecology, which is also edited by Cavanagh & Benjaminsen.
