Department of Informatics, University of Oslo

Nigel South Nilay Kavur Nils Christie Nina Faye Fjelberg Olga Petintseva Oline Pedersen Paddy Rawlinson Patrick Hebberecht Patrick Henriksen Patrick Wilson Paul Gray

The economic rise of the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) is closely tied to the global politics of energy and their increased consumption

Discussions were held with government rep- resentatives of the Civilian Capacity Network partner countries (Brazil, China, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Nor- way, South Africa, Russia

The decline in the market shares of the branded drugs prior to entry of generics is due an increase in the market share of the parallel imports, from lower price countries such

The only difference is the term − γ C 0 ′′ Ay A 0 in (26), which is positive, representing reduced payment to the non- cooperating countries: increased R&D expenditures in

By analyzing capitalist transformation of fisheries in two “democratic” countries, South Africa and India, we highlight how small-scale fishers resist increasing marginalization and

Norway gathers a 20 th ranking in China, comparable to that in three other developing countries – Argentina, Mexico, and South Africa – and higher than Norway’s ranking in India

This study focussed on the perception of the air pollution in ten countries (Australia, Brazil, China, Ghana, India, Iran, Italy, Norway, South Africa and the USA) in conjunction