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NORWEGIAN LITERATURE IN ROMANIAN TRANSLATION: 1990-06.2020

open access: yesStudia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai. Philologia, 2020
Norwegian Literature in Romanian Translation: 1990-06.2020. The present paper offers an insight into the Norwegian literature translated into the Romanian language that was published after the fall of the communist regime and until the first half of ...
Paul-Daniel GOLBAN
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The Norwegian Twin Registry [PDF]

open access: yesTwin Research and Human Genetics, 2019
AbstractThe Norwegian Twin Registry (NTR) is maintained as a research resource that was compiled by merging several panels of twin data that were established for research into physical and mental health, wellbeing and development. NTR is a consent-based registry.
Nilsen, Thomas Sevenius   +2 more
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The variability of wind-driven currents in the Norwegian Trench

open access: yesFrontiers in Marine Science
The Norwegian Trench (NT) is the main pathway for North Sea water into the Atlantic Ocean and for Atlantic Water (AW) into the North Sea. The processes that determine the cross-shelf exchange through the NT are key to understanding the variability of the
Anna Enge   +2 more
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Småstatsrealisme i 70 år

open access: yesInternasjonal Politikk, 2019
The Norwegian accession to the Atlantic Treaty in 1949 represents a turning point in Norwegian security policy. Since then, Norwegian security has relied on NATO, with the United States as the principal patron.
Rolf Tamnes
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Extraction strategies in Norwegian

open access: yesOslo Studies in Language, 2021
In this paper I will show that it is possible to extract elements from an embedded root clause in a V2 language, provided that the deleted copy is spelled out in a high position. However, if the embedded clause does not have V0-to-C0 movement, no deleted copy can be spelled out. This difference falls out naturally from the assumption that embedded root
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PARTICIPATION IN THE SEMINAR ON NORWEGIAN LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND CULTURE, ORGANIZED BY THE “CENTRE FOR NORWEGIAN STUDIES ABROAD” (SNU), UNIVERSITY OF AGDER, NORWAY

open access: yesStudia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai. Philologia, 2019
Research on “Understanding the Factors that Have Influenced the Gradual Increase in the Number of Students who Want to be Granted a B.A. in Norwegian” was presented, in Norwegian, by the teaching staff of the Department of Scandinavian Languages and ...
Sanda TOMESCU BACIU
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Better mental health in children of Vietnamese refugees compared with their Norwegian peers - a matter of cultural difference?

open access: yesChild and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health, 2009
Background There are conflicting results on whether immigrant children are at a heightened risk of mental health problems compared with native youth in the resettlement country. The objective of the study To compare the mental health of 94 Norwegian-born
Van Ta Thong   +6 more
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What made Proto-Germanic *jah ‘and’ an infinitive marker in westernmost Uralic? Observations from the Saami-Scandinavian border

open access: yesNorsk Lingvistisk Tidsskrift, 2017
The paper provides an account of a previously neglected infinitive marker in South Saami. Originally recognized by Bergsland (1946), later descriptions of South Saami have disregarded the use of the coordinating conjunction jih ‘and’ as what appears to ...
Jussi Ylikoski
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The birth of modern Norwegian police law

open access: yesBergen Journal of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice, 2023
In the article ‘Norwegian police law, crime prevention and its (need for more) democratic legitimacy’ John Reidar Nilsen argues that Norwegian police law has lacked democratic legitimacy, and in some respects still does.
Geir Heivoll
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The Soft Power of a Small State: Discursive Constructions and Institutional Practices of Norway's Peace Engagement

open access: yesPCD Online Journal, 2017
Since the end of the Cold War, Norway has widely functioned as facilitator for conflict resolution in interstate conflicts and, thus, constructed Norwegian foreign policy as an international peace promoter.
Kristian Stokke
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