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Tackling cross-sectoral challenges : The role of research

Global Health Diplomacy Network Conference Chatham House, London 28-29 June 2011. Tackling cross-sectoral challenges : The role of research. Kristin Ingstad Sandberg from the research initiative Foreign Policy as Part of Global Health Challenges. The research initiative; Who we are.

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Tackling cross-sectoral challenges : The role of research

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  1. Global Health Diplomacy Network Conference Chatham House, London 28-29 June 2011 Tacklingcross-sectoralchallenges:The roleofresearch Kristin Ingstad Sandberg from theresearchinitiative Foreign Policy as Part of Global Health Challenges

  2. The research initiative; Who we are U. Of Oslo N. Institute of International Affairs Fridtjof Nansen Institute Harvard U, U. Gadjah Mada, Indonesia SA Institute of International Affairs Fiocruz, Brazil

  3. Research Objectives Initiationphase 2011 • Review and mapcurrentacademicdebate/empiricalresearch. • Comparegovernancegaps/opportuntiesacrosssectors. • Suggest themes and approaches for furtherresearch.

  4. ”As the numbers of institutions in a given societal space rises, opportunities for interactions between and among individual arrangements increase exponentially” (Oran Young, The Institutional Dimensions of Environmental Change, 2002)

  5. A review of cross-sectoral experiences in international relations • Mainstreaming: ”Applying a (…) perspective in all policies and programmes so that, before decisions are taken, an analysis is made of the effects of (…) ” (UN DevelopmentReport 1995) • Issue-linkage: Multilateral cooperationacrossdifferentissue areas. (Conconi & Perroni, Journal of International Economics, 2002).

  6. Emerging questions • What are factors associated with successful mainstreaming and issue-linkage? • How are processes in international organizations linked to institutional developments at the national level? • What kinds of outcomes do we wish to measure?

  7. Thank you! k.i.sandberg@medisin.uio.no

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