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Kristin Bergtora Sandvik is a Professor at the Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo. She holds a 20% Research Professor position at the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) and co-leads projects such as LAW22JULY: RIPPLES and Legal regulation in an era of deglobalization. Her work bridges law, sociology, and humanitarian studies.
- Harvard Law School: PhD (2008), Master’s in HIV/AIDS and Human Rights
- University of Oslo: Master’s in Law, Postgraduate studies in Social Anthropology
Her research explores legalization, legal awareness, and digital innovation in humanitarian contexts, including post-terror transitional justice, gender dynamics in migration, and the legal implications of technological experimentation. She founded initiatives like the Sami Law Symposium and the Corona and Rule of Law network.
Recent publications highlight her focus on digitalization, migration law, and post-crisis legal mobilization, including a 2023 monograph on humanitarian extractivism and a forthcoming book on aid regulation. She contributes to interdisciplinary debates on technology, democracy, and deglobalization.
