Maren Aase

• Aase, Maren (2019). Listing for change? Exploring the politics of relief lists in Bangladesh after Cyclone Sidr. Disasters. The Journal of Disaster Studies, Policy and Management.  ISSN 0361-3666.  44(4), s 666- 686 . doi: 10.1111/disa.12395 Fulltekst i vitenarkiv. Vis sammendrag

  Ideal notions of efficient aid are challenged continuously by realities on the ground in the wake of major disasters, such as dire needs, limited resources, and opportunism. This paper demonstrates how ‘relief lists’ can be productive entry points for a systematic inquiry into the pervasive politics of disaster assistance. Through an analysis of qualitative data collected during the five years after Cyclone Sidr struck Bangladesh on 15 November 2007, it examines how relief lists featured in both physical and phantom forms and then developed beyond their transparency-making aims, becoming elevated sites of struggle for post-disaster resources. Three list processes, selected to indicate the temporal, material, and spatial dynamics of relief encounters, are assessed in depth. Although recipients of cyclone relief appreciated its value, the paper argues that list politics also stimulated structures of vulnerability, including inequality. Gradually, relief, as governed after Sidr, also served to restore the differential vulnerability of the country’s coastal poor.

• Aase, Maren (2010). Hvor matnyttig er demokratiet?, I: Arild Engelsen Ruud & Geir Heierstad (red.),  Demokrati på indisk.  Unipub forlag.  ISBN 9788274774766.  Kapittel 5.  s 111 - 132

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• Aase, Maren (2020). Course booklet, Text Lab/SUM4300. 40 helpful activities for MA students (pilot version 2020).
• Aase, Maren (2020, 06. april). Hvordan speiler katastrofer som koronakrisen "normalen" i samfunnet? Samtale med Benedicte Bull, med aktuelle eksempler fra Bangladesh.. [Internett].  Pandemipodden ved SUM, UiO.
• Aase, Maren (2019). Bangladesh, cyclones and ‘success’: The tacit politics of framing disaster. Vis sammendrag

  This paper revisits the textual construction of expert (aid, government and research) accounts using the death toll (est. 3500) associated with Cyclone Sidr (15 November 2007) to indicate success in disaster death reduction. Analysing expert accounts collected from 2007-2017, the paper identifies seven problematic acts of framing that have shaped and forged a spiral of detachment leading ‘the case of Cyclone Sidr’ to be re-cast as a concerted risk governance success, largely sheltered from debate and experiences of affected people. The paper shows how a frame where considering Cyclone Sidr in juxtaposition to past cyclones emerged, and despite methodological critique (in 2009), sustained and consolidated, reaching authoritative texts such as the 2014 Human Development report and academic publications. Finally, the narrative transmitted into interpretations of recent cyclone impacts along the Bangladeshi coastline and took the shape of a never-ending story. After identifying the seven framing acts, the paper offers a systematic discussion of why they are problematic. It also shows how they, operating together, have inflated significance to an inaccurate narrative that has effects beyond distortion and into overlapping spheres of ethics, science and politics, challenging researchers to gather data that can re-attach disaster framing to realities of risk. Exposing the tacit politics of disaster framing becomes particularly relevant in Bangladesh, where implementing (government and aid) agencies continue to play key roles in knowledge production concerned with broader issues of disaster, development and sustainability.

• Aase, Maren (2018). Brutal maktbruk i Bangladesh. Asiapunkt.
• Aase, Maren (2018). Dilemmatrening for ferske feltarbeidere.
• Aase, Maren (2018). Images, Development and Elections: A tribute to Shahidul Alam.
• Aase, Maren (2018). Valgkamprettsaken. Fokus India.
• Aase, Maren (2017). Dilemmatrening.
• Aase, Maren (2017). Flom og beskyldninger. Fokus India.
• Aase, Maren (2017). Jentekamp i Bangladesh. Dagsavisen - Nye Meninger.
• Aase, Maren (2017). Jentekamp og "beskyttelsens" politikk i Bangladesh. Fokus India.
• Aase, Maren (2017). Katastrofehjelpen som ikke kan deles ut. Fokus India.
• Aase, Maren (2017). Katastrofer og utvikling: Hvordan får vi øye på sammenhengene?.
• Aase, Maren (2017). Nabolands raushet og rohingyaene. Dagsavisen - Nye Meninger.
• Aase, Maren (2017). Velkommen, hjemløse (Om eksilrohingyaene). Fokus India.
• Aase, Maren (2016). Dilemmatrening for ferske feltarbeidere.
• Aase, Maren (2016). Opportunities Lost and Found: The Everyday Politics of Disaster in Bangladesh..
• Aase, Maren (2016). Syklonsommer.
• Aase, Maren (2015). Dilemmatrening for feltarbeidere.
• Aase, Maren (2015). Field Work Dilemma Workshop.
• Aase, Maren (2015, 03. juni). Hvorfor har vi fremdeles sultkatastrofer?. [Radio].  Ekko, NRK P2.
• Aase, Maren (2015). Poverty, Development and Disaster.
• Aase, Maren (2014). Dilemmatrening for feltarbeidere.
• Aase, Maren (2014). Disaster Deaths Approached From Below: What Can We Learn From Those - and Those Who Did Not - Live to Tell?.
• Aase, Maren (2014). Fieldwork Dilemma Workshop.
• Aase, Maren (2014). Success Stories of Disaster Survival.
• Aase, Maren (2014). Visible and Invisible Disasters.
• Aase, Maren (2013). Development Issues & Challenges.
• Aase, Maren (2013). Dilemmatrening for ferske feltarbeidere.
• Aase, Maren (2013). Success Stories of Disaster Survival.
• Aase, Maren (2013). What can we learn from those who did not live to tell? Critical perspectives on 'success', 'failure' and disaster deaths.
• Aase, Maren (2012). Dilemmatrening for ferske feltarbeidere.
• Aase, Maren (2012). Field Work Dilemma Workshop.
• Aase, Maren (2012). Full day workshop on 'Development Challenges and Global Issues'.
• Aase, Maren (2012). Living at the mouth of the sea, after it swallowed: Perspectives on disaster as an opportunity 5 years after a cyclone.
• Aase, Maren (2012). Sultkatastrofer.
• Aase, Maren (2012). Visible and Invisible Disasters: Malnutrition in India and Cyclone in Bangladesh.
• Aase, Maren (2011). Development Issues and Challenges.
• Aase, Maren (2011). Hva er det de fattige ikke har? Om sult og kunnskapstørst.
• Aase, Maren (2011). Sultkatastrofer.
• Aase, Maren (2011). Visible and Invisible Disasters.
• Aase, Maren; Nielsen, Kenneth Bo & Wethal, Ulrikke Bryn (2011). Collaborative and Comparative Research on China: Ideas for Discussion.
• Banik, Dan; McNeill, Desmond & Aase, Maren (2011). Poster presentation:'Ethics, Rights and Poverty: Global theory and national practice'.
• Aase, Maren (2010). Development Issues and Challenges.
• Aase, Maren (2010). Hva er det de fattige ikke har? Om sult og kunnskapstørst.
• Aase, Maren (2010). Sultkatastrofer og utvikling.
• Aase, Maren (2009). Dilemmatrening for feltarbeidere. (Rollespill).
• Aase, Maren (2009). Feltfleksibilitet.
• Aase, Maren (2009). Forskningsdesign og operasjonaliseringstrening.
• Aase, Maren (2009). Hva er det de fattige ikke har?.
• Aase, Maren (2009, 06. oktober). Perspektiver på sult og sultkatastrofer. [TV].  NRK2 - aktualitetsprogrammet "I kveld".
• Aase, Maren (2009). Sultkatastrofer.
• Aase, Maren (2009). Trening i intervjuteknikk.
• Aase, Maren (2008). Patent på medisin: Ein garantist eller ein trussel mot helse i sør? (Innledning/ordstyrer).
• Aase, Maren (2008, 02. april). Perspektiver på design-etikk.  Snitt 1/2008.
• Aase, Maren (2008). Project presentation: 'HRBA and the Politics of Emergency Relief'.
• Aase, Maren (2008). Sultkatastrofer.
• Aase, Maren (2008, 22. februar). Verdensreligioner går sammen.  Ny Tid (Oslo). Vis sammendrag

  Forklaring/status: Legal Empowerment of the Poor

• Aase, Maren (2007). Hvordan kan kunnskapstørst bekjempe sult?.
• Aase, Maren (2007). Project Presentation ('Ethics, Rights and Poverty: Global Theory and National Practice').
• Aase, Maren (2007). "Sult".
• Nielsen, Kenneth Bo & Aase, Maren (2007). "Hodet over vannet?". Klassekampen.  ISSN 0805-3839.  s 13
• Aase, Maren (2006). Public Action and the Outcast: A Study of Poverty and Malnutrition among Indigenous Women and Children in India.

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