What does it take for young migrants to succeed in Northern Europe? New research identifies responsibility, trust, and social relationships as crucial elements.
If the Nordic region is to be the most integrated region in the world by 2030, the conventions on taxes, labour market, and social rights should match today's more complicated work and family life, writes Johan Strang.
During the pandemic, the Nordic crisis management principle of sector responsibility was put to the test. But what was behind the challenge to the sector responsibility principle? A Nordic research project will try to answer.
NordForsk with partners are issuing a Nordic-Baltic call for proposals for research projects on Migration and Integration. Call deadline is 14 May 2024 and available budget is NOK 62,4 million.
International solidarity on the one hand and national self-interest on the other. The vaccine diplomacy of the pandemic is the topic of a new research project.
NordForsk will open a call for proposals for Nordic capacity-building and knowledge-sharing networks for researchers working with research relevant to Indigenous peoples. The plan is to open the call in March 2024.
Vikings are an integral part of Nordic cultural heritage. Commonly portrayed as proud and free warriors. A new research project aims to add nuance to this depiction.
The well-being of Nordic school pupils after the pandemic varies greatly, according to new research. We have an obligation to learn from each other in the Nordic region, says the project leader.
NordForsk will open a Nordic-Baltic call for proposals for research projects on Migration and Integration. Each project can apply for up to NOK 10,5 million of funding, and we expect to fund 5-6 projects. The plan is to open the call during February 2024.
