External Contributions

This page collects selected external contributions, including book chapters, reports, interviews, podcasts and longer recorded conversations.

The selection is not exhaustive. It focuses on contributions that extend or complement themes explored in the essays, or that provide additional context through dialogue and reflection.

Entries are grouped by format and listed with minimal description.

Selected Reports and Contributions

Pruning the Search Tree
Edsger W. Dijkstra (EWD1255) (Classic note)

A short but influential text on algorithmic reasoning and abstraction. This is the paper I often cite as a formative intellectual inspiration in my own work on algorithms, problem solving, and computational thinking.

En skole for fremtiden – Smart skole med digitale læremidler
Teknologirådet
u0026bullet; 2012

A policy report on digital learning tools, personalised education, and national coordination of educational technology. The report argues for smarter use of data and digital platforms to improve learning outcomes.

Fra Altinn til alt ut? Offentlige data for innovasjon og demokrati
Teknologirådet
u0026bullet; 2010

A report on open government data as a foundation for innovation, transparency, and democratic participation. The report discusses business models, legal frameworks, and the public sector’s role in data ecosystems.

Kompetanseinnvandring – Hvordan gjør vi Norge til et foretrukket land?
Oslo Chamber of Commerce
u0026bullet; 2013

A national study on skilled immigration, mapping barriers and policy measures needed to strengthen Norway’s attractiveness for international talent.

Politiet på nett med publikum
Teknologirådet
u0026bullet; 2014

An analysis of how smartphones and social media transform the relationship between police and citizens, and how digital tools can strengthen situational awareness, trust, and cooperation.

Forutseende politi
Teknologirådet
u0026bullet; 2015

A report on predictive policing and data-driven decision support in law enforcement. The report examines potential benefits, limitations, ethical dilemmas, and governance implications of algorithmic tools in policing.