Ada Engebrigtsen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 184880 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ada Engebrigtsen |
| NOMBRES | Ada |
| APELLIDO | Engebrigtsen |
| FIRMA | ENGEBRIGTSEN A |
| AFILIACIONES | OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 72 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Motsetninger, forhandlinger og kompromisser
Et tilbakevendende dilemma for liberale, demokratiske stater er håndteringen av praksiser som oppfattes som grunnleggende for enkelte minoritetsgrupper, men som bryter med oppfatninger om rett og galt i majoritetsbefolkningen. Basert på en evaluering av loven om rituell omskjæring av gutter, som ble vedtatt i 2014, diskuterer vi i artikkelen hvordan en omstridt religiøs praksis forhandles mellom staten og minoritetsgrupper gjennom det vi velger å…
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
Flere NAT-lesere har kanskje fått med sig at vi i februar 2021 kom ut i litt av en redaksjonell krise, nemlig en artikkeltørke for første gang i vår redaksjonsperiode. Vi er glade for å kunne si at den kampanjen vi førte, nå ser ut til å ha båret frukt. Det betyr at vi nå sannsynligvis er godt dekket inn for i det minste resten av numrene så lenge som vi har redaksjonsansvaret
Redaksjonelt
Dette 3. nummeret av NAT 2020 er et temanummer om forskningsetikk, og en videreføring av arbeidsgrupper om etikk på NAFs årskonferanser i 2013, 2015, og i Tromsø 2018. Elisabeth L’orange Fürst og Halvard Vike var initiativtakere til temanummeret, og er gjesteredaktører. Som det går frem av introduksjonen, skiller dette nummeret seg fra NAT-publikasjoner flest ved at det representerer et fagpolitisk initiativ basert på en bekymring for at et økend…
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
De to siste numrene av NAT 2020 var temanummer, mens dette består av artikler vi lenge gjerne ville publisere, men som av tematiske årsaker måtte vente til etter temanumrene. Artiklene er tematisk svært forskjellige og foregår i forskjellige deler av verden; Russland, Norge og USA, de har imidlertid noen interessante fellestrekk. Den første artikkelen, av Vladimira Vladimirova ved Universitetet i Uppsala, handler om reinsdyroppdrett i Cirkumpolar…
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
Nic. Brandal, Cora Alexa Døving og Ingvill ThorsonPlesner (red.)
I forordet til denne boka skriver redaktørene at: . Redaktørene skriver videre at intensjonen med den foreliggende boka er å gjøre en slik sammenligning av politikken overfor jøder, rom, romani/tater, skogfinner, kvener og samer. Dette er et interessant prosjekt og en intensjon som jeg synes boka langt på vei klarer å realisere.i liten grad er blitt gjort noen analyse av likheter og forskjeller i norsk minoritetspolitikk historisk og komparativt …
Key figure of mobility
This article discusses the relationship between nomadic people and the figure of the nomad in a European context. Based on a discussion of the presence of the figure of the nomad in European folk imaginary and in the social sciences, from Pierre Clastres's (. . New York: Urizen) work on stateless societies, to Deleuze and Guattari's philosophy of Nomadology (1986. . New York: Semiotex(e)) and Braidotti's (. . New York: Columbia University Press) …
Kampen om mobilitet og sted
Artikkelen diskuterer hva antropologien kan tilføre studiet og analysen av dagens migrasjonssituasjon, som media og myndigheter stort sett beskriver med kriseterminologi. Inspirert av en rekke kritiske forskere prøver jeg å diskutere hva denne posisjoneringen betyr, og hva den gjør. Jeg er også opptatt av hva den ikke gjør, hva den dekker over og hva en slik tilsløring betyr. Jeg retter søkelyset mot det jeg ser som to forskningsagendaer som kan …
Lost Between Protective Regimes
In this chapter, I discuss the dilemmas and contradictions between two different protective regimes affecting the Rom (I apply the Oxford Dictionary of English definition: Rom = singular; Roma = plural. These singular/plural forms are also correct usage in Romanes, the Rom language. The adjectival form of the term varies according to whether the noun it describes is singular or plural (i.e. one Rom woman, two Roma women)) population in Norway . S…
Visuell professor med visioner
Educating the Roma
This paper will discuss the rationale of a group of Norwegian Roma who have resisted the government’s attempts to educate them since the early 1960s. Behind the scenes these Roma claim that a school education is irrelevant for their children yet, when faced with school authorities, they comply. The authorities have used different approaches to promote education for Rom children however, their success is questionable. So what is at stake here? Wha…
Roma "activism", the media and the space between the devil and the deep blue sea
The aim of this paper is to discuss 1) the position of “the expert” between a population of Roma, local politicians, volunteer “do-gooders” and the media, and 2) the strategic options for the Roma population in such cases of moral and physical “clashes of interests”. The case at hand is my own participation, as an actor and an observer, in the media debate that has taken place during the last five years concerning migrant Roma beggars and street …
Ritual revitalization after socialism. Community, personhood, and conversion among Roma in a Transylvanian village, by Foztó László
Marko Valenta og Berit Berg (red.)
Within or Outside? Perceptions of self and other among Rom groups in Romania and Norway
We present a comparative analysis of the relationship between Roma and non-Roma in two different contexts: a group of Norwegian Roma in Oslo and a group of Romanian Roma in a village in Transylvania. The theoretical inspiration for this analysis is Baumann and Gingrich's 'Cultural Grammars of Selfing and Othering'. The main objective of the article is to challenge the traditionally held idea of Roma as 'outside' society and instead to claim that …
Ali's Disappearance
In this article I address the tension—experienced by many young migrants—between pursuing individual goals and dreams for the future in Norwegian society, and fulfilling their responsibilities to family, kin and ethnic community. The discussion starts with the story of Ali, a young Somali boy who was sent abroad by his relatives in Norway to look after an aunt in Italy. The discussion centres around three issues. The first concerns the nomadic ha…
Ketil Eide, Naushad A. Qureshi, Marianne Rugkåsa og Halvard Vike (red.)
Bokomtaler
'Your Heart Is Not Warm Unless You Steal!'
A proverb common in Romania, generally referring to gypsies, claims that 'your heart is not warm unless you steel'. During the author's fieldwork in a village in Transylvania it was, obvious, however, that the moral judgement on theft and stealing varies greatly according to context. The article discusses the social construction of theft in different empirical contexts and historical periods from wartime looting in India to theft of state propert…
Kinship, Gender and Adaptation Processes in Exile
By employing a network approach and discussing certain features of different family network patterns among Tamil and Somali families, this paper argues that cultural scripts governing kinship, marriage and gender relations developed in the country of origin influence adaptation patterns in exile. Cultural scripts influence the process of interaction between migrants and the Norwegian majority society. While Tamil families appear to have densely-k…
Materializing Difference
Peter Berta has written a fascinating story about the contest for honour and power among the Gabor; a population of Roma in Transylvania, and how this contest depends on the ownership and exchange
Culture, networks and social capital
This article discusses the use of 'social capital' as a methodological approach to the situation of two different minority groups in Norway, the Sri Lankan-Tamil and the Somali. It argues that although there are important differences between the two groups with respect to social networks and, therefore, with respect to social capital, the current conceptualization of this term has weaknesses. In particular there is a need to incorporate the vario…
Kinship, Gender and Adaptation Processes in Exile
By employing a network approach and discussing certain features of different family network patterns among Tamil and Somali families, this paper argues that cultural scripts governing kinship, marriage and gender relations developed in the country of origin influence adaptation patterns in exile. Cultural scripts influence the process of interaction between migrants and the Norwegian majority society. While Tamil families appear to have densely-k…
Ali's Disappearance
In this article I address the tension—experienced by many young migrants—between pursuing individual goals and dreams for the future in Norwegian society, and fulfilling their responsibilities to family, kin and ethnic community. The discussion starts with the story of Ali, a young Somali boy who was sent abroad by his relatives in Norway to look after an aunt in Italy. The discussion centres around three issues. The first concerns the nomadic ha…
The child's – or the state's – best interests? An examination of the ways immigration officials work with unaccompanied asylum seeking minors in Norway
This article questions the way in which Norwegian immigration officials apply the principle of the child's best interests in cases concerning family reunion for unaccompanied asylum seeking minors in Norway. It is claimed that the official definition of child migrants and the interpretation of what is in their best interest does not take the child's background and circumstances into account with sufficient detail and sensitivity. This paper furth…
Norbert Elias
Materializing Difference
Peter Berta has written a fascinating story about the contest for honour and power among the Gabor; a population of Roma in Transylvania, and how this contest depends on the ownership and exchange
Kampen om mobilitet og sted
Artikkelen diskuterer hva antropologien kan tilføre studiet og analysen av dagens migrasjonssituasjon, som media og myndigheter stort sett beskriver med kriseterminologi. Inspirert av en rekke kritiske forskere prøver jeg å diskutere hva denne posisjoneringen betyr, og hva den gjør. Jeg er også opptatt av hva den ikke gjør, hva den dekker over og hva en slik tilsløring betyr. Jeg retter søkelyset mot det jeg ser som to forskningsagendaer som kan …
Educating the Roma
This paper will discuss the rationale of a group of Norwegian Roma who have resisted the government’s attempts to educate them since the early 1960s. Behind the scenes these Roma claim that a school education is irrelevant for their children yet, when faced with school authorities, they comply. The authorities have used different approaches to promote education for Rom children however, their success is questionable. So what is at stake here? Wha…
Within or Outside? Perceptions of self and other among Rom groups in Romania and Norway
We present a comparative analysis of the relationship between Roma and non-Roma in two different contexts: a group of Norwegian Roma in Oslo and a group of Romanian Roma in a village in Transylvania. The theoretical inspiration for this analysis is Baumann and Gingrich's 'Cultural Grammars of Selfing and Othering'. The main objective of the article is to challenge the traditionally held idea of Roma as 'outside' society and instead to claim that …
Roma "activism", the media and the space between the devil and the deep blue sea
The aim of this paper is to discuss 1) the position of “the expert” between a population of Roma, local politicians, volunteer “do-gooders” and the media, and 2) the strategic options for the Roma population in such cases of moral and physical “clashes of interests”. The case at hand is my own participation, as an actor and an observer, in the media debate that has taken place during the last five years concerning migrant Roma beggars and street …
Kraftfeltet mellom barken og veden
Kraftfeltet mellom barken og veden
The child's – or the state's – best interests? An examination of the ways immigration officials work with unaccompanied asylum seeking minors in Norway
This article questions the way in which Norwegian immigration officials apply the principle of the child's best interests in cases concerning family reunion for unaccompanied asylum seeking minors in Norway. It is claimed that the official definition of child migrants and the interpretation of what is in their best interest does not take the child's background and circumstances into account with sufficient detail and sensitivity. This paper furth…
Jone salomonsen
Norbert Elias
Culture, networks and social capital
This article discusses the use of 'social capital' as a methodological approach to the situation of two different minority groups in Norway, the Sri Lankan-Tamil and the Somali. It argues that although there are important differences between the two groups with respect to social networks and, therefore, with respect to social capital, the current conceptualization of this term has weaknesses. In particular there is a need to incorporate the vario…
Kinship, Gender and Adaptation Processes in Exile
By employing a network approach and discussing certain features of different family network patterns among Tamil and Somali families, this paper argues that cultural scripts governing kinship, marriage and gender relations developed in the country of origin influence adaptation patterns in exile. Cultural scripts influence the process of interaction between migrants and the Norwegian majority society. While Tamil families appear to have densely-k…
'Your Heart Is Not Warm Unless You Steal!'
A proverb common in Romania, generally referring to gypsies, claims that 'your heart is not warm unless you steel'. During the author's fieldwork in a village in Transylvania it was, obvious, however, that the moral judgement on theft and stealing varies greatly according to context. The article discusses the social construction of theft in different empirical contexts and historical periods from wartime looting in India to theft of state propert…
Bokomtaler
Ketil Eide, Naushad A. Qureshi, Marianne Rugkåsa og Halvard Vike (red.)
Within or Outside? Perceptions of self and other among Rom groups in Romania and Norway
We present a comparative analysis of the relationship between Roma and non-Roma in two different contexts: a group of Norwegian Roma in Oslo and a group of Romanian Roma in a village in Transylvania. The theoretical inspiration for this analysis is Baumann and Gingrich's 'Cultural Grammars of Selfing and Othering'. The main objective of the article is to challenge the traditionally held idea of Roma as 'outside' society and instead to claim that …
Ali's Disappearance
In this article I address the tension—experienced by many young migrants—between pursuing individual goals and dreams for the future in Norwegian society, and fulfilling their responsibilities to family, kin and ethnic community. The discussion starts with the story of Ali, a young Somali boy who was sent abroad by his relatives in Norway to look after an aunt in Italy. The discussion centres around three issues. The first concerns the nomadic ha…
Ritual revitalization after socialism. Community, personhood, and conversion among Roma in a Transylvanian village, by Foztó László
Marko Valenta og Berit Berg (red.)
Roma "activism", the media and the space between the devil and the deep blue sea
The aim of this paper is to discuss 1) the position of “the expert” between a population of Roma, local politicians, volunteer “do-gooders” and the media, and 2) the strategic options for the Roma population in such cases of moral and physical “clashes of interests”. The case at hand is my own participation, as an actor and an observer, in the media debate that has taken place during the last five years concerning migrant Roma beggars and street …
Educating the Roma
This paper will discuss the rationale of a group of Norwegian Roma who have resisted the government’s attempts to educate them since the early 1960s. Behind the scenes these Roma claim that a school education is irrelevant for their children yet, when faced with school authorities, they comply. The authorities have used different approaches to promote education for Rom children however, their success is questionable. So what is at stake here? Wha…
Lost Between Protective Regimes
In this chapter, I discuss the dilemmas and contradictions between two different protective regimes affecting the Rom (I apply the Oxford Dictionary of English definition: Rom = singular; Roma = plural. These singular/plural forms are also correct usage in Romanes, the Rom language. The adjectival form of the term varies according to whether the noun it describes is singular or plural (i.e. one Rom woman, two Roma women)) population in Norway . S…
Visuell professor med visioner
Key figure of mobility
This article discusses the relationship between nomadic people and the figure of the nomad in a European context. Based on a discussion of the presence of the figure of the nomad in European folk imaginary and in the social sciences, from Pierre Clastres's (. . New York: Urizen) work on stateless societies, to Deleuze and Guattari's philosophy of Nomadology (1986. . New York: Semiotex(e)) and Braidotti's (. . New York: Columbia University Press) …
Kampen om mobilitet og sted
Artikkelen diskuterer hva antropologien kan tilføre studiet og analysen av dagens migrasjonssituasjon, som media og myndigheter stort sett beskriver med kriseterminologi. Inspirert av en rekke kritiske forskere prøver jeg å diskutere hva denne posisjoneringen betyr, og hva den gjør. Jeg er også opptatt av hva den ikke gjør, hva den dekker over og hva en slik tilsløring betyr. Jeg retter søkelyset mot det jeg ser som to forskningsagendaer som kan …
Nic. Brandal, Cora Alexa Døving og Ingvill ThorsonPlesner (red.)
I forordet til denne boka skriver redaktørene at: . Redaktørene skriver videre at intensjonen med den foreliggende boka er å gjøre en slik sammenligning av politikken overfor jøder, rom, romani/tater, skogfinner, kvener og samer. Dette er et interessant prosjekt og en intensjon som jeg synes boka langt på vei klarer å realisere.i liten grad er blitt gjort noen analyse av likheter og forskjeller i norsk minoritetspolitikk historisk og komparativt …
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
Dette 3. nummeret av NAT 2020 er et temanummer om forskningsetikk, og en videreføring av arbeidsgrupper om etikk på NAFs årskonferanser i 2013, 2015, og i Tromsø 2018. Elisabeth L’orange Fürst og Halvard Vike var initiativtakere til temanummeret, og er gjesteredaktører. Som det går frem av introduksjonen, skiller dette nummeret seg fra NAT-publikasjoner flest ved at det representerer et fagpolitisk initiativ basert på en bekymring for at et økend…
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
De to siste numrene av NAT 2020 var temanummer, mens dette består av artikler vi lenge gjerne ville publisere, men som av tematiske årsaker måtte vente til etter temanumrene. Artiklene er tematisk svært forskjellige og foregår i forskjellige deler av verden; Russland, Norge og USA, de har imidlertid noen interessante fellestrekk. Den første artikkelen, av Vladimira Vladimirova ved Universitetet i Uppsala, handler om reinsdyroppdrett i Cirkumpolar…
Sociology (16 obras) · Political science (15 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Gender Studies (9 obras) · Art (8 obras) · Norwegian (7 obras) · Romani and Gypsy Studies (7 obras) · Humanities (6 obras) · Anthropology (5 obras) · European and International Law Studies (5 obras)