Gudmund Hernes

Norwegian sociologist and politician

Gudmund Hernes - Leaders & Politicians born March 25th, 1941
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A sociologist and politician in Norway, served as Minister of Education and Research. Contributed to educational policy and sociology discourse in Norway. Held academic positions at universities, influencing research and education sectors.

Served as Minister of Education and Research

Published works in sociology

Influenced educational policy in Norway

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