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The Oslo Research Group on Responsible Innovation - Modern society is characterised by rapid technological development. Synthetic biologists engineer cells to produce new enzymes, nanotechnologists create chips that can be implanted in the human brain to control vision for vision impaired, gene technologists modify goats to produce HIV medicine in their milk, etc.
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Article: Industrial relations in merger integrations

 Eivind Falkum

The main research question in this article by Eivind Falkum (WRI) et al, is how merger integrations are influenced by local industrial relations. These are explored and illuminated by combining perspectives on industrial relations and perspectives on mergers and acquisitions.

(12.04.2013)
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Article: Political Accountability and Performance Audit: The Case of the Auditor General in Norway

 Kristin Reichborn-Kjennerud

Performance audit is widely used in public administration, but, at present, little empirical evidence exists on its usefulness and contribution to accountability. In this article, Kristin Reichbor-Kjennerud (WRI), analyzes the auditees’ perceptions of the audit.

(10.04.2013)
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Article: Supported Employment in Norway and in the other Nordic countries

 Øystein Spjelkavik

Supported Employment (SE) was implemented within the vocational rehabilitation systems of the Nordic countries at a different pace and to various degrees. The article is written by senior researcher Øystein Spjelkavik (WRI/AFI).

(02.01.2013)
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Article: Disability as an Asset? Reflections on Employment Patterns in the Health and Social Care Sector

 Tone Alm Andreassen

When questions about disabilty and employment are discussed, disability is usually perceived as a problem, but could it somethimes be the other way around, that experience with disability is an asset? This question is explored by senior researcher Tone Alm Andreassen (WRI) in a recent article published in 'Disability Studies Quarterly'.

(16.10.2012)
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A Special Issue on Active Ageing in Working Life is now published

 Robert Salomon

This special issue on active ageing is a contribution from the Nordic Journal of Working Life Studies to the European year of active ageing.

(11.09.2012)
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Article: The Norwegian Police Force – a learning organization?

 Christin Thea Wathne

In this article senior researcher Christin Thea Wathne (WRI) examines what decisions to prosecute sent to the local police districts from the Norwegian Bureau for the Investigation of Police Affairs (the body responsible for investigated charges against the police) can tell us about the challenges the police face in becoming a learning organization.

(31.08.2012)
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