- E-mailBerit.Angelskar@uib.no
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West Bank, Sri Lanka, Palestinian Refugees, UNRWA, Humanitarianism, Globalization, Gender
Academic article
- (2011). Positioning the "I"-subject - Reflections on Performance and Knowledge Production during Fieldwork. Review of Women's Studies. 67-77.
Popular scientific lecture
- (2014). Etter den Arabiske våren: Kvifor vart det ingen "vår" i intifadaens land?
- (2012). Velkommen til Aida Flyktningleir.
Academic lecture
- (2013). Education is Employment is Empowerment, is it? An Empirical inquiry into Women and Work in the West Bank.
- (2013). Breadwinning Daughters – Education, Income and Patriarchy among West Bank Refugees.
- (2012). UNRWA's Job Creation Programme - Gender effects.
- (2012). UNRWA and political neutrality: A challenge to labour equality?
- (2011). Activist Research – Reflections on performance and knowledge-production during fieldwork.
- (2010). Localizing of Globalization: A gendered perspective on UNRWA.
- (2008). Tsunami Portraits - Interventional consequences of outsider interpretations.
Feature article
- (2011). Palestina i Limbo. Bergens Tidende.
Doctoral dissertation
- (2015). "A humanitarian solution to a political problem". UNRWA between globalized values and localized meaning.
Interview
- (2012). UiB's Grand Prix stjerner.
- (2012). Snart er Berit klar for Forsker Grand Prix.
- (2012). Mohabs lille datter er på Gazastripen.
- (2012). Fire minutt frå Vestbreidda.
Programme participation
- (2012). Forsker Grand Prix - Delfinale fra Bergen.
More information in national current research information system (CRIStin)
Master's thesis: https://www.uib.no/povertypolitics/news.htm#berit
The PhD project about UNRWA and the Palestinian Refugees in the West Bank, and is a part of the resaerch project Localizing Globalization: Gendered Transformations of Work in Developing Econimies.
Master of Philosophy in Anthropology of Development
Extended fieldworks in Sri Lanka and the West Bank