I have been asked to serve as external examiner for a Master thesis in criminology at the University of Oslo this summer, but due to some relational issues that could raise bias issues, we concluded it was best to forego this.
Showing posts with label Department of criminology and sociology of law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Department of criminology and sociology of law. Show all posts
Friday, 1 June 2018
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Guest lecture on Anthropocene theme given at University of Oslo
On Thursday February 23rd I gave a guest-lecture at University of Oslo´s Department of criminology and sociology of low, in the eco-criminology master course KRIM2920. I spoke about the human empire, man´s global ecological hierarchy in the Anthropocene. There were around 7 students present.
Thursday, 6 October 2016
To give guest lecture at University of Oslo February 23rd
I have agreed to give a guest lecture, again, on the Anthropocene and such, at University of Oslo´s Department of criminology and sociology of law, in the course on green criminology, "Grønn (øko-global) kriminologi" [Green [eco-global] criminology]). The title of my lecture remains «Menneskeveldet – menneskets globale økologiske hierarki» [The human empire - humankind´s global ecological hierarchy].
Wednesday, 22 October 2014
To guest-lecture at University of Oslo (again)
I have agreed to guest-lecture at University of Oslo's Department of criminology and sociology of law, on February 11th 2015, in a course on green criminology. The title of my talk is "Menneskeveldet - menneskets globale økologiske hierarki" (also offered previous years).
This year Ragnhild Sollund and Rune Ellefsen are course coordinators.
This year Ragnhild Sollund and Rune Ellefsen are course coordinators.
Sunday, 27 October 2013
Guest lecture in University of Oslo criminology seminar
This Wednesday I gave the guest lecture "Menneskeveldet - menneskets globale økologiske hierarki" in the course in eco-global criminology offered by University of Oslo's Department of criminology and sociology of law. Some 15 people were present.
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