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During the German Data Science Days on 9-10 March, VIEWS Director Håvard Hegre presented ‘Building and Improving VIEWS,’ a talk that introduced the VIEWS system to a diverse group of […]
On 28-29 March, VIEWS Director Håvard Hegre co-led a workshop titled ChangeTrend for the Stability and Change project. The workshop was funded and hosted by the Centre for Advanced Study […]
Simon Polichinel von der Maase defended his Ph.D. successfully on 23 Mars 2023 at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Department of Political Science at Copenhagen University. The title of […]
On 22 February, the Director of VIEWS, Håvard Hegre, co-led a workshop titled “Counting the Uncounted” for the Stability and Change project. The workshop was funded and hosted by the […]
Title: The Results of a Prediction Competition Suggest the Fog of War Can Be Partially Lifted Authors: Paola Vesco, Michael Colaresi, Håvard Hegre Date: 30 December 2022 Publisher: PRIO Blogs […]
Title: The ‘conflict trap’ reduces economic growth in the shared socioeconomic pathways Authors: Petrova, Kristina; Gudlaug Olafsdottir; Håvard Hegre & Elisabeth Gilmore Date: 2023 Publisher: Environmental Research Letters Abstract: Armed […]
On 6-7 December, VIEWS Director Håvard Hegre co-led a workshop for the Stability and Change project on “Prediction with Uncertainty.” The workshop was funded by the Centre for Advance Study […]
On 1 December 2022, VIEWS launches its newest project “ANTICIPATE: Anticipating the Impact of Armed Conflict on Human Development”. ANTICIPATE is a multi-disciplinary project brings together scholars from economics, epidemiology, […]
On 6-7 December VIEWS director Håvard Hegre and Prof. Nils Lid Hjort, will host an invitation-only workshop for the Stability and Change project on “Prediction with Uncertainty” at the Peace […]
On Monday, 28 November, VIEWS Director Håvard Hegre was invited to meet with the Anticipatory Action in Conflict Practitioners Working Group. In this meeting, Håvard presented VIEWS and outlined its […]
From 19-20 October the “Stability and Change” project hosted a workshop titled “From Processes to Models” which focused on how statistical models are derived from underlying processes. The workshop was […]