Reflections: Blogs

Here you'll find blog posts by our collaborators and contributors where they reflect on past experiences derived from collaborations across disciplines.

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What can we learn from getting lost in translation? by Kari Anne Drangsland, postdoctoral fellow at SKOK, UiB and Jessica Schultz, TemPro project leader, CMI
7 short reflections on interdisciplinarity across law and anthropology in migration studies - by Christine M. Jacobsen, professor in anthropology at UiB
It takes two to tango - by Kari Telle, senior researcher at Chr. Michelsen Institute
Boundary work in law: Reflections from a refugee scholar - by Andrea Vige Grønningsæter, PhD candidate at the Faculty of Law, UiB
Notes from a Hybrid Workshop on Interdisciplinary Methods in Migration Research - by Ann Cathrin Corrales-Øverlid, Associate Professor at the Department of Health Promotion and Development, UiB
Questioning the Rules of Evidence - by Stephanie J. Silverman, Research Associate, Centre for Refugee Studies, York University

What can we learn from getting lost in translation?

What follows are mid-term reflections from a human geographer and a legal researcher about their experience working together on the interdisciplinary project TemPro.

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7 short reflections on interdisciplinarity

In this blog post, anthropologist at the University of Bergen (UiB), Christine M. Jacobsen, reflects on interdisciplinarity across law and anthropology in migration studies.

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It takes two to tango

Some years ago, Jeremy J. Kingsley and I put together a ‘forum’ in the Journal of Legal Anthropology (2018).

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Boundary work in law: Reflections from a refugee scholar

Questioning the boundaries of legal research.

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Notes from a Hybrid Workshop on Interdisciplinary Methods in Migration Research

After almost exactly a year structured by physical distancing, home office and online communication, it was finally possible to organize a hybrid workshop for immigration scholars.

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Questioning the Rules of Evidence

A social scientist’s perspective on the legal theories of immigration detention reviews.

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Reflections

How can interdisciplinary research combining the disciplines of law and anthropology be leveraged to address global challenges related to migration?

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Reflections: Presentations

Here you'll find presentations from our collaborators and contributors where they reflect on past experiences derived from collaborations across disciplines.

22.08.2022