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âď¸ Hvordan kan vi bevare skriving som tenkeprosess i en tid oversvømt med smarte løsninger?
I Khrono skriver PRIOs Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert om skriveprosessens viktige funksjon.
khrono.no/a-skrive-for-a-tenâŚ
Can we predict the next escalation of #violence?
PRIOâs latest comment explores a new approach to conflict forecasting that captures uncertainty, makes predictions more interpretable, and can help identify the factors driving future violence.
prio.org/comments/1916
Why are countries turning to Chinese AI?
âWhile there may be other drivers behind the procurement of Chinese technology, such as a governmentâs close relations with their Chinese counterparts, the economic factor is the most important,â says PRIOs Ilaria Carrozza in an interview with The Straits Times:
straitstimes.com/asia/east-aâŚ
PRIO-GRID 3.0 Beta is now available.
A major redevelopment of PRIOâs award-winning infrastructure for integrating and analyzing spatial data, the new open-source R package enables researchers to use, build, adapt and reproduce spatial datasets.
prio.org/news/3744
Putin used the New Delhi BRICS summit to broadcast multipolar rhetoric, but Moscow remains consumed by its confrontation with Europe.
prio.org/comments/1915
In PRIOs latest comment, Ilaria Carrozza examines what #Chinese technology means for digital governance, #AI regulation, and Southeast Asian agency âŹď¸
prio.org/comments/1911
What makes peace agreements work in practice?
Ten years after #Colombiaâs 2016 Peace Agreement, PRIOs latest policy brief examine the challenges public officials face in implementing peace commitments đ
prio.org/publications/14883
Why do civil wars cluster around the Equator? đ
In PRIOs latest comment Halvard Buhaug, Nils Petter Gleditsch, and Andreas Forø Tollefsen examine whether climate, geography, and settlement history can help explain this pattern.
prio.org/comments/1909
PRIO hosted a national network gathering with representatives from more than 20 universities, colleges and research institutes across Norway to discuss gender balance, diversity, and inclusion in research.
Read about the eventđ
prio.org/news/3743
đ PRIO's Jonas Vestby has secured @ERC_Research funding for BRIDGE, a groundbreaking project using AI and knowledge graphs to make decades of peace and conflict research easier to navigate, compare and use.
prio.org/news/3741
Russian employers are significantly less likely to call back veterans who volunteered for the war in Ukraine, new research finds.
The study by @SergeyVAlexeev is published in PRIOâs Journal of Peace Research @JPR_journal.
đprio.org/news/3737
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756 millioner #kvinner lever i skyggen av krig og konflikt
I Afrika sør for #Sahara rammer konfliktene hardest. En fersk PRIO-rapport viser at Ên av tre kvinner berørt av dødelige konflikter bor her.
Les mer:
panoramanyheter.no/afrika-soâŚ
756 million women now live within 50km of deadly conflict â almost 1 in 5 women globally.
New PRIO research finds the number has nearly tripled since 1990, as conflicts spread and become more protracted.
Read the report:
prio.org/publications/14833
Almost eighty years after 1947, many of the same questions about borders, migration, security and belonging remain relevant.
Read PRIOs Marta Bivand Erdals latest comment:
prio.org/comments/1906