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Tønsberg cemetery, pictured with tomb stones and a big tree, was designed by Pål Sæland.

A turning point for cemetery planning in Norway: The collection of Pål Sæland

Planning and designing cemeteries and graveyards became a new task for garden architects in the early 1900s. According to professionals such as Olav Moen (1887-1951), Pål Sæland (1897-1979) and Karen …

Historical parks and gardens in Norway: The collection of Magnus Bruun

The collection of ‘Historical gardens and parks in Norway’ was the starting point for the Archive of Norwegian Landscape Architecture. Professor Magne Bruun (1932-2018) established this special collec…

The collection of Karen Reistad

Karen Reistad (1900 - 1994) was a pioneer in Norwegian landscape architecture and a key figure in the development of the profession in Norway after the war.

Typical design of Moen´s early work, garden of the factory owner Halvorsen 1919.

Olav Leif Moen: A pioneer in Norwegian Landscape Architecture

Olav L. Moen (1887-1951) made the most important contribution to the development of the academic discipline of landscape architecture in Norway in the first half of the 20th century.

WP 8: Distributional Impacts of Heterogenous Carbon Prices in the EU

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Irrigation Development, Land Tenure and Climate Shocks among Farmers in the Flood Plain of Malawi: A Pre-Analysis Plan and Documentation for Ethical Approval by Institutional Review Board at NMBU

The Paper on "Irrigation Development, Land Tenure and Climate Shocks among Farmers in the Flood Plain of Malawi: A Pre-Analysis Plan and Documentation for Ethical Approval by Institutional Review Boar…

Does luck make people more optimistic and patient? - Lessons from an experiment with students and rural subjects in Malawi

The Paper on "Does luck make people more optimistic and patient? - Lessons from an experiment with students and rural subjects in Malawi" written by Stein T. Holden, Sarah Tione, Mesfin Tilahun and Sa…

Are decision errors explaining hyperbolic discounting and non-linear probability weighting?

The Paper on "Are decision errors explaining hyperbolic discounting and non-linear probability weighting?" written by Stein T. Holden, Sarah Tione, Mesfin Tilahun and Samson Katengeza is now published…

Sibling Spillover Effects and Educational Outcomes in Ghana and Niger

The Paper on "Sibling Spillover Effects and Educational Outcomes in Ghana and Niger" written by Huafeng Zhang and Stein T. Holden is now published as a CLTS Working Paper, July 2024

WP 18: Capital Ideas: Modelling and Measuring Factors in the Knowledge Capital Model

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