- Qualitative methods
- Peace linguistics
- Feminist peace theory
- Feminist theory
- Language and power
- Postcolonial theory and subaltern studies
- Deconstructionism
- Epistemic violence/ (in)justice
- Discourse analysis
- Critical consciousness
- Political rhetoric
- Conflict prevention/ mediation
- Social movements
- Feminism, peace, and social justice activism
- Palestine, West Asia, and North Africa
Greta Glas
Administrative Assistant
Email: gregla@prio.org
Interests and experience
Greta Glas holds an MA in multilingualism from the University of Oslo, specialising in postcolonial feminist theory, critical discourse analysis, peace linguistics, and feminist peace studies. They had a workspace at PRIO while writing and finishing their interdisciplinary thesis titled "Whose Peace? Multilingual Voices and the Contestation of “Peace” in the Palestinian Solidarity Movement". During that time, they worked as a research assistant on multiple projects. Since September 2025, they have been a member of the Advisory Board for the Nobel Peace Centre's new five-year project "Peace = ?".
Languages:
- English (C2)
- German (mother tongue)
- French (A2-B1)
- Norwegian (A1-A2)
- Spanish (A1)
Latest news
The Crown Prince of Norway visits the Peace Research Institute Oslo
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Haakon of Norway visited PRIO today for a series of briefings on pressing global challenges, including developments in the Middle East, emerging technologies, migration and the human consequences of war.
PRIO participates in 5-year exhibition on peace at the Nobel Peace Centre
PRIO’s Cindy Horst and Greta Glas are on the advisory board for the 5-year exhibition series on peace at the Nobel Peace Centre. The first exhibition opened on 23 April and is called Paths to Peace.
Greta Glas successfully completed their Master's degree
Greta successfully completed their Master's degree today, 16th December, at the University of Oslo, with a thesis titled "Whose Peace? - Multilingual Voices and the Contestation of "Peace" in the Palestinian Solidarity Movement"