Elin Martine Doeland

Elin Martine Doeland left PRIO in 2017. The information on this page is kept for historical reasons.

Email: elidoe@prio.org

Mobile phone: + 47 909 13 903

X: @ElinDoeland

Research Interests

The Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda
Mental health aspects of GBV in conflict and intervention methods
Humanitarian aspects of conflict
Migration issues
Identity in a globalising world
Psychological approaches to peace and conflict studies
Interdisciplinarity

Elin Martine Doeland
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News & events
Publications
Commentary

Master thesis

2016

From the International to the Local: A qualitative study on how the Women, Peace and Security agenda is adopted in Bosnia and Herzegovina and what norm transformation can mean for social identity constructions

Master thesis

PRIO Blogs

Monday, 13 Jun 2016

Fatima Jibril, Founder of Somali Horn Relief International, speaking at the Global Open Day for Women and Peace 2010. (Credits: UNIFEM).

It’s Time to Open our Eyes to Women’s Involvement in Peace Processes

Women are central contributors to peace processes. But the crucial roles that women play in transitions from war to peace are rarely acknowledged. The focus on the negotiating table and formal politics – the diplomatic aspects of conflict resolution – is a too narrow understanding of peace processes. Recent case ...

Policy brief

2016

Introducing a Women’s Empowerment Agenda from Abroad? Gender and Stability in Somalia

PRIO Policy Brief

News

Tuesday, 5 Jun 2018

Inger Skjelsbæk at the Award Ceremony. Fulbright / Kevin McGuiness

Fulbright Article Prize awarded to Inger Skjelsbæk

The Fulbright Alumni Association Norway (FAAN) has by scholarly committee awarded Inger Skjelsbæk the Fulbright Article Prize for 2018, recognizing the past year’s best scientific article by a Norwegian Fulbright scholar.

Event

Monday, 13 Jun 2016 16:00–18:30 UTC+02

Somali Women's Civic and Political Engagement: Past, Present and Future

As part of the closing activities of the Gender in Politics in Somalia: Access and Influence in a Post-Conflict State (GENSOM) project, we invite you to a public seminar on the civic and political engagement of Somali women.

Event

Tuesday, 14 Jun 2016 08:30–10:00 UTC+02

Conversation with novelist Nadifa Mohamed and activist Adam Matan

Welcome to an informal conversation on active citizenship with British-Somali novelist Nadifa Mohamed and British-Somali activist Adam Matan.

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