Speakers

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dr Marjan Nadim

Institute for Social Research, Norway

Marjan Nadim has a PhD in Sociology from University of Oslo (2014), and her research interests include: immigrants and children of immigrants in education and the labour market, gender equality in the labour market, hate speech and free speech.

Nadim is editor for The Norwegian Journal of Social Research. She was member of the Norwegian national UNESCO commission (2013-2020), as well as the Norwegian Government’s Equality Commission submitting two official reports: NOU 2011:18 Structure for equality, and NOU 2012: 15 Policy for equality. Nadim has a MSc in Social Psychology from London School of Economics (LSE).

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dr Audun Fladmoe

Institute for Social Research, Norway

Ph.d. in political science, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU, 2012). Senior research fellow at the Institute for Social Research (ISF) since 2015. Earlier, Fladmoe has worked as a research executive in TNS Gallup, political and social (2011-2014), and as a research fellow at NTNU (2008-2011). Visiting scholar at ISF spring 2011.

Host

Analyst DELab UW

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During the talk, the spe­akers pre­sen­ted empi­ri­cal results from seve­ral popu­la­tion-based stu­dies on expe­rien­ces of onli­ne haras­sment and hate spe­ech in Nor­way. The experts focu­sed on how the results dif­fer within dif­fe­rent popu­la­tion gro­ups, with a par­ti­cu­lar empha­sis on the gen­der dimen­sion of onli­ne haras­sment betwe­en vic­tim and per­pe­tra­tor. In addi­tion, they exa­mi­ned whe­ther women expe­rien­ce onli­ne haras­sment more – and in dif­fe­rent ways – than men. The pre­sen­ta­tion also focu­sed on the poten­tial of dif­fe­rent types of onli­ne haras­sment to silen­ce the­ir vic­tims and whe­ther the­re are gen­der pat­terns within the phe­no­me­non of onli­ne haras­sment as a silen­cing mechanism.

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