Vilhelm Aubert
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 190266 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Vilhelm Aubert |
| NOMBRES | Vilhelm |
| APELLIDO | Aubert |
| FIRMA | AUBERT V |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Oslo and Institute for Social Research, Oslo |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 188 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1952 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Law as a Way of Resolving Conflicts
Law and Social Change in Nineteenth-Century Norway
The most cursory inspection of the legal situation in Norway at the beginning of the nineteenth century-and of any modern nation at that time-compared with the situation today reveals great changes. How are we to make sense of these changes? Can they reasonably be termed development or evolution? Do we on closer inspection find amid the changes in specifics also the preservation of some stable traits, a possible nucleus of "the legal"? We are loo…
Law as a Way of Resolving Conflicts
Continuity and Development in Law and Society
Continuity and Development in Law and Society
In Search of Law
In Search of Law
Methods and Theory in Sociology
(1973). Methods and Theory in Sociology. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 3, Sociology in Scandinavia, pp. 72-109
Sociology of Law
Sociology of Law
Elements of Sociology
Elements of Sociology
Courts and conflict resolution
Elements of Sociology
Some Social Functions of Legislation
The Hidden Society
The Hidden Society
The hidden society
Societies consider certain institutions and activities as central, proper, and visible, while others are defined as peripheral, deviant, and private. Vilhelm Aubert takes us to the societies: the privacy of love, the secrecy of the underground, the remoteness of a ship, the isolation of the ill, the retirement from social life into sleep, and similar fascinating topics. Vilhelm Aubert, a professor of sociology in the Law Faculty of Oslo Universit…
Competition and dissensus
The present paper sets out to develop a simple typology of interpersonal conflicts. The evolving scheme of classification is based upon sources of conflicts as well as upon the modes of their settlement. Some systematic relationships between sources of conflicts and their settlements are suggested. Certain sources of conflict may tend to call forth a certain type of mechanism for conflict resolution, but the form of the conflict may also frequent…
Sleep
Sleep
On the Social Structure of the Ship
In order to make meaningful sociological statements about the structure of ships, it is useful to compare the ship with other working organizations. We shall compare it with industrial factories as they are known from sociological investigations focusing upon informal group structure and collectivity formation. Our analysis is based upon seamen's statistics, laws and documents, conversations with key informants, a couple of brief trips at sea, in…
The Housemaid - An Occupational Role in Crisis
This artide is an incidental product of a survey of the impact of labour-legislation upon the working conditions of housemaids in Oslo.1) It is intended as a contribution to the sociology of occupations. Its main thesis is this: The occupational relationship and the role expectations between a family and its domestic servants were patterned throughout a long tradition in a society with a preponderance of Gemeinschaft-characteristics. In Sir Henry…
A Comparative Study of Teachers' Attitudes to International Problems and Policies
White-Collar Crime and Social Structure
The major theoretical significance of white-collar crime lies in its ambiguity as simultaneously crime and not crime. This is symptomatic of a diversity of status systems peculiar to the social structure. Research can begin with the ambivalent attitudes of individuals to white-collar offenses and to the laws against them. A Norwegian study revaled in businessmen a strikingly ambivalent attitude to price control and rationing and to violations of …
Competition and dissensus
The present paper sets out to develop a simple typology of interpersonal conflicts. The evolving scheme of classification is based upon sources of conflicts as well as upon the modes of their settlement. Some systematic relationships between sources of conflicts and their settlements are suggested. Certain sources of conflict may tend to call forth a certain type of mechanism for conflict resolution, but the form of the conflict may also frequent…
Sleep
Sleep
White-Collar Crime and Social Structure
The major theoretical significance of white-collar crime lies in its ambiguity as simultaneously crime and not crime. This is symptomatic of a diversity of status systems peculiar to the social structure. Research can begin with the ambivalent attitudes of individuals to white-collar offenses and to the laws against them. A Norwegian study revaled in businessmen a strikingly ambivalent attitude to price control and rationing and to violations of …
Courts and conflict resolution
Some Social Functions of Legislation
On the Social Structure of the Ship
In order to make meaningful sociological statements about the structure of ships, it is useful to compare the ship with other working organizations. We shall compare it with industrial factories as they are known from sociological investigations focusing upon informal group structure and collectivity formation. Our analysis is based upon seamen's statistics, laws and documents, conversations with key informants, a couple of brief trips at sea, in…
The Housemaid - An Occupational Role in Crisis
This artide is an incidental product of a survey of the impact of labour-legislation upon the working conditions of housemaids in Oslo.1) It is intended as a contribution to the sociology of occupations. Its main thesis is this: The occupational relationship and the role expectations between a family and its domestic servants were patterned throughout a long tradition in a society with a preponderance of Gemeinschaft-characteristics. In Sir Henry…
A Comparative Study of Teachers' Attitudes to International Problems and Policies
Sociology of Law
Methods and Theory in Sociology
(1973). Methods and Theory in Sociology. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 3, Sociology in Scandinavia, pp. 72-109
White-Collar Crime and Social Structure
The major theoretical significance of white-collar crime lies in its ambiguity as simultaneously crime and not crime. This is symptomatic of a diversity of status systems peculiar to the social structure. Research can begin with the ambivalent attitudes of individuals to white-collar offenses and to the laws against them. A Norwegian study revaled in businessmen a strikingly ambivalent attitude to price control and rationing and to violations of …
A Comparative Study of Teachers' Attitudes to International Problems and Policies
The Housemaid - An Occupational Role in Crisis
This artide is an incidental product of a survey of the impact of labour-legislation upon the working conditions of housemaids in Oslo.1) It is intended as a contribution to the sociology of occupations. Its main thesis is this: The occupational relationship and the role expectations between a family and its domestic servants were patterned throughout a long tradition in a society with a preponderance of Gemeinschaft-characteristics. In Sir Henry…
On the Social Structure of the Ship
In order to make meaningful sociological statements about the structure of ships, it is useful to compare the ship with other working organizations. We shall compare it with industrial factories as they are known from sociological investigations focusing upon informal group structure and collectivity formation. Our analysis is based upon seamen's statistics, laws and documents, conversations with key informants, a couple of brief trips at sea, in…
Sleep
Sleep
Competition and dissensus
The present paper sets out to develop a simple typology of interpersonal conflicts. The evolving scheme of classification is based upon sources of conflicts as well as upon the modes of their settlement. Some systematic relationships between sources of conflicts and their settlements are suggested. Certain sources of conflict may tend to call forth a certain type of mechanism for conflict resolution, but the form of the conflict may also frequent…
The hidden society
Societies consider certain institutions and activities as central, proper, and visible, while others are defined as peripheral, deviant, and private. Vilhelm Aubert takes us to the societies: the privacy of love, the secrecy of the underground, the remoteness of a ship, the isolation of the ill, the retirement from social life into sleep, and similar fascinating topics. Vilhelm Aubert, a professor of sociology in the Law Faculty of Oslo Universit…
The Hidden Society
The Hidden Society
Courts and conflict resolution
Elements of Sociology
Some Social Functions of Legislation
Elements of Sociology
Elements of Sociology
Sociology of Law
Sociology of Law
Methods and Theory in Sociology
(1973). Methods and Theory in Sociology. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 3, Sociology in Scandinavia, pp. 72-109
In Search of Law
In Search of Law
Continuity and Development in Law and Society
Continuity and Development in Law and Society
Law as a Way of Resolving Conflicts
Law and Social Change in Nineteenth-Century Norway
The most cursory inspection of the legal situation in Norway at the beginning of the nineteenth century-and of any modern nation at that time-compared with the situation today reveals great changes. How are we to make sense of these changes? Can they reasonably be termed development or evolution? Do we on closer inspection find amid the changes in specifics also the preservation of some stable traits, a possible nucleus of "the legal"? We are loo…
Law as a Way of Resolving Conflicts
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