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Gudrun C. E. Helland

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E-post g.c.e.helland@globe.uio.no

Telefon +47 22 85 87 30

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Besøksadresse Sandakerveien 130 Bygg 2 0484 OSLO

Postadresse Postboks 1116 Blindern 0317 OSLO

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Studieleder med administrativt ansvar for studier på GLOBE og studieprogrammet Development, Environment and Cultural Change
Koordinering og planlegging av studieadministrativt arbeid
Koordinering av studieteamet ved senteret
Evaluering og studiekvalitet
Oppfølging og veiledning av masterstudenter, fra opptak til uteksaminering
Saksbehandling: Deltid, permisjon og forsinkelse
Bistår undervisningsleder, emneansvarlige og undervisere i utvikling og gjennomføring av program og emner
Deltar i en felles gruppe for studieledere ved HF
Sekretær for programrådet
Diverse andre saksbehandlingsoppgaver

Bakgrunn

Bachelor i Sør-Asia-studier fra Universitetet i Oslo
Master i Sør-Asia-studier fra Universitetet i Oslo

Emneord: Studierådgivning, Studieadministrasjon, Arbeidslivsrelevans, Opptak, Undervisningsplanlegging

To stand on her own two feet: Women empowerment at the grass roots in Delhi. Asia in Focus, Special Issue Autumn 2016

Poor subjects or empowered citizens? Perspectives on rights and Public service delivery among female urban poor in Delhi. Masteroppgave i Sør-Asia-studier, Universitetet i Oslo, 2013.

"India: Nyanser av kvinnekamp", Artikkel i Fett 01/13

"Accessing Education in India" Prosjektrapport, Institute of Social Studies Trust, Delhi, 2011.

Helland, Gudrun Cecilie Eikemo (2016). To Stand on Her Own Two Feet: Women Empowerment at the Grassroots in Delhi. Asia in Focus. s. 32–42. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv

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Hansen, Arve; Helland, Gudrun Cecilie Eikemo; Jakobsen, Jostein; Mohamed, Lobna; Roalkvam, Sidsel & Sandåker, Anne-Line [Vis alle 8 forfattere av denne artikkelen] (2022). Skal vi spare oss til fant? Fulltekst i vitenarkiv
Helland, Gudrun Cecilie Eikemo (2013). Poor subjects or empowered citizens? : Perspectives on rights and public service delivery among female urban poor in Delhi. Universitetet i Oslo. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag
How do the female members of the urban poor population in Delhi view and interact with the government? This thesis seeks to give the answer in light of a public service delivery collaboration between state and civil society: The Mission Convergence Programme. The frame for exploration is a month long fieldwork done in and around a Gender Resource Centre in East Delhi. How do women in the locality use this centre, and how do they view the social security delivered by the state? Do they see themselves as poor subjects or empowered citizens? It appeared that respondents deliberately would use something I have called the ‘poor woman’s discourse’. By using this, they highlight their weaknesses, and as such, also their eligibility for being targets of various welfare programmes in an area and a time where both local and international NGOs as well as the government seems to focus much of their attentions and efforts on the urban poor women in need of empowerment. In addition to discuss how the urban poor view and experience the state and its collaboration with civil society organizations, the thesis elucidates on the collaboration between the state and the NGO. How is it working? What are the hiccups in implementation? Does the collaboration have the potential to transform the ambivalent relationship between the state and the urban poor?

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