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Affects the quality of life
"The quality of life in Norway is already unequally distributed. And the marginalized groups are going to increase in the wake of the Corona pandemic," says Ragnhild Bang Nes. She has conducted research into what makes us happy.
Challenging interactions between animals and humans
“If we want to prevent the recurrence of a similar crisis, we need to be asking more systematic questions about how we are handling, using and looking after animals,” says Tone Druglitrø, who has been conducting research on the role of animals in medicine, culture and politics.
Global viruses lead to political instability
“I believe that there are many leaders around the world who are currently at risk of putting a foot wrong,” says Tore Wig. As a political scientist he has been conducting research on the reasons for the collapse of regimes.
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Exploring the links between specific depression symptoms and brain structure: A network study
Various patterns of structural brain abnormalities have been associated with depression, yet sensitive, specific and clinically predictive brain correlates have proven to be difficult to characterize.
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The James Bay Project
In this essay Arnd Schneider revisits the "James Bay Project", a collaboration between artist Rainer Wittenborn and writer Claus Biegert with the Cree First Nation of Northern Québec, Canada.
Open access (click on the images and they come up large in a gallery, 39 total)
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An Empirical Evaluation of the Relationship Between Human Relations Climate and Readiness for Change
Readiness for change is seen as an important factor in organisational change processes, but it is unclear how organisational climate might affect readiness for change.
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How US withdrawal might influence cooperation under the Paris climate agreement
By Håkon Sælen, Jon Hovi, Detlef Sprinz, Aril Underdal