Publikasjoner - Side 9

"Playing the Numbers Game:  Evidence-Based Advocacy and the Technocratic Narrowing of the Safe Motherhood Initiative" Published in Medical Anthropology Quarterly

In Encyclopedia of Quality of Life and Well-Being Research, Published by Springer Reference

Published in Consilience- The Journal of Sustainable Development

Published in the journal Agriculture and Food Society

"The political origins of health inequity: prospects for change" published in The Lancet

Published in the journal Reproductive Health Matters

Article published in BMC Evolutionary Biology

ENGOV Working paper No. 5, 2013

I Katolsk årsskrift for religion og samfunn

In Migration and Religion in Europe: Comparative Perspectives on South Asian Experiences, ed. Ester Gallo. Farnham: Ashgate.

In Handbook of Central American Governance Edited by Diego Sanchez-Ancochea, Salvador Martí i Puig. Publisher: Routledge

In International Handbook of Social and Environmental Change edited by Stewart Lockie, David A. Sonnenfeld, Dana R. Fisher. Publisher: Routledge

Publisher: Oxford University Press

In Nature and Culture. Editor: Berghahn Journals

I Venstreekstremisme: Ideer og bevegelser. Red.: Øystein Sørensen, Bernt Hagtvet og Nik Brandal (eds)  Forlag: Oslo: Dreiers forlag

Editors: Lars Tragårdh, Nina Witoszek and Bron Taylor. Publisher: Berghahn Books

In Gods and Arms - On Religion and Armed Conflicts. Publisher: Pickwick Publication

Publisher: Anthem Press. Edited by Uwe Skoda, Kenneth Bo Nielsen and Marianne Qvortrup Fibiger

The REDD research network has published two policy briefs - Insights from the field. These briefs present findings from MSc theses completed at Norwegian Universities

In A Changing Environment for Human Security. Transformative Approaches to Research, Policy and Action. Publisher: Routledge Earthscan

In PLOS ONE

in Journal of Latin American Studies

This paper examines the concept of vulnerability in the context of maternal morbidity and mortality in Burkina Faso, an impoverished country in West Africa. Drawing on a longitudinal cohort study into the consequences of life-threatening or ‘near miss’ obstetric complications, we provide an in-depth case study of one woman’s experience of such morbidity and its aftermath.

This paper explores factors affecting individual goal satisfaction in Bangladesh and Thailand. Analysing the determinants of goal satisfaction in two countries at different levels of development enables the paper to address the broader question of whether the common practice of classifying goals as ‘universal’ (e.g. health) or ‘local’ (e.g. community relationships) has any empirical support.