Christine Jacobsen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3589370 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Christine Jacobsen |
| NOMBRES | Christine |
| APELLIDO | Jacobsen |
| FIRMA | JACOBSEN C |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Bergen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8367-6000 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 107 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Waiting for Papers
Ethnography and/as Documentation
Edit blindness is not related to immersion and presence in Hollywood movies
Vulnerability as a Globally Mobile Policy Concept in Migration Governance
In this article, we investigate how vulnerability functions as a governance tool in the reception of asylum seekers and other migrants, focusing on how vulnerability frames access to social and material assistance (e.g., information and counseling, accommodation). We contribute to and advance debates on the increased reliance on the concept of vulnerability in migration and asylum governance by mobilizing a policy mobility perspective. Drawing on…
NAT Forum
Innledning
Le gouvernement de la vulnérabilité
Prenant comme point de départ l’audience que connaît le concept de vulnérabilité depuis ces deux dernières décennies, ce numéro thématique vise à apporter des éclairages singuliers sur ses usages analytiques, sémantiques et épistémologiques. À partir du champ des études migratoires et d’enquêtes empiriques issues de différentes disciplines des sciences sociales, les articles réunis dans ce numéro interrogent la capacité de ce concept à voyager et…
From vulnerability and innocence to collective life. Interview with Miriam Ticktin
In the interview, Miriam Ticktin discusses the expansion of the concept of vulnerability in migration governance and its problematic role in perpetuating humanitarianism and racial capitalism. She critiques the use of vulnerability and precarity as analytical categories, arguing that they often reinforce neoliberal practices rather than challenge structural inequalities. Ticktin advocates for alternative concepts like implication and commoning to…
Vulnerability governance as differential inclusion
Concerns with 'vulnerability' increasingly proliferate in global and regional pacts, international and domestic legislations, and policy discourses and practices regarding migration and international protection. Also in France, vulnerability governance has made its inroads, and policy documents hail vulnerability considerations as a strengthening of the politics of reception and integration of asylum seekers and a means to improve accommodation a…
Kollaps, utkastelse, okkupasjon
I november 2018 førte kollapsen av to bygninger i Marseille til at 8 personer døde og en rekke innbyggere i et av byens mest multietniske sentrumsnabolag ble nødevakuert og tvangsflyttet. I november året etter tvangsevakuerte politiet en boligblokk i de nordlige forstedene som var okkupert av en gruppe asylsøkere og papirløse. I denne artikkelen analyserer jeg disse hendelsene som former for urban «deplassering». Begrepet om deplassering åpner fo…
Temporality and the politics of the migrant body
This text is based on traces of Sandrine Musso in the archive of the project WAIT, in which Sandrine took part from 2017 to 2020. These traces attest to the originality and international reach of Sandrine’s work, and her important contributions to the WAIT-project – some of which remained unfinished. The project Waiting for an uncertain future, the temporalities of irregular migration explored what temporality as analytic lens can offer into unde…
Temporalités et politiques du corps migrant
La conférence d’ouverture de WAIT au Centre universitaire de Norvège à Paris.De gauche à droite, au deuxième rang : Marry-Anne Karlsen, Helge Jordheim, Odin Lysaker, Halvar A. Kjærre et Oda Eiken. De gauche à droite au premier plan : Christine M. Jacobsen, Sandrine Musso, Kari Anne K. Drangsland, Bridget Anderson, Shahram Khosravi et Rebecca Walker. © Kirstin Skjelstad, 2017. Ce texte s’appuie sur les traces de Sandrine Musso dans les archives du…
God will reward you
In recent years, Muslims have become more visibly invested in humanitarian work in France. Based on ethnographic fieldwork in Marseille, this article examines local initiatives to care for precarious others whose lives are neither materially supported nor socially recognized within the current French political regime. Engaging with critical French scholarship on humanitarianism as care for others associated with emergency, suffering and the polit…
Waiting and the Temporalities of Irregular Migration
This edited volume approaches waiting both as a social phenomenon that proliferates in irregularised forms of migration and as an analytical perspective on migration processes and practices.\nWaiting as an analytical perspective offers new insights into the complex and shifting nature of processes of bordering, belonging, state power, exclusion and inclusion, and social relations in irregular migration. The chapters in this book address legal, bu…
Look into My Eyes’
In this article we explore the role of music in shaping and publicizing religious and political subjectivities and belonging among young Muslims in Norway. The article discusses practices of producing and listening to music in light of theories about ‘counterpublics’ and their soundscapes, the religious and the secular, and majority-minority relations. Musical soundscapes produced and consumed by young Muslims, the article argues, give voice to e…
Veiled Nannies and Secular Futures in France
This article focuses on recent French efforts to expand legal regulation of religious symbols to childcare. Controversies over 'veiled nannies' serve as points of departure for investigating laïcité - French secularism - through which religion is regulated. The investigation is based on fieldwork among Muslim women in Marseille and on the analysis of legal decisions, official documents, and media. The debates on whether to legislate on religious …
The Republic Unsettled
Sindre Bangstad
Gender, Sex and Religious Freedom in the Context of Secular Law
Communicating Irregular Migration
This essay addresses the question of how irregular migration is framed in Western media from the location of the migration researcher. What challenges and dilemmas do media frames and practices of framing create for researchers' participation in communicating research about irregular migration to the public? The essay is written in dialogue with topics raised by the articles in the special issue and seeks to supplement, and at times interrogate, …
Cephalometric and three-dimensional assessment of the posterior airway space and imaging software reliability analysis before and after orthognathic surgery
A 3D design of the posterior airway seems to be far more reliable and precise phrasing of a statement of postoperative gradients than conventional radiography and is additionally higher compared to the corresponding manual method. In case of Class III mandibular prognathism treatment with bilateral split osteotomy of the mandible and simultaneous maxillary advancement, the negative effects of PAS volume decrease may be reduced and might prevent a…
Sindre Bangstad, Oddbjørn Birger Leirvik og Ingvill Thorson Plesner (red.)
Gaza in Oslo
In the winter of 2008/09 thousands of people took to the streets of Oslo to demonstrate against the Israeli invasion of Gaza. Young people of visible minority and Muslim background were central actors in these demonstrations. The public expression of Muslim identities and symbols during the demonstrations along with clashes between some of the young demonstrators and the police fuelled the already polarized debate concerning the integration of im…
Grete Brochmann og Anniken Hagelund (red.)
Islam and Gender in Europe
Reproachable Victims'? Representations and Self-representations of Russian Women Involved in Transnational Prostitution
The article investigates how the concept of victimhood is constructed within debates on transnational prostitution and trafficking, and how representations of victimhood intersect with representations of the person/self, class, ethnicity, gender and nationality. Using research findings based on observation and interviews with women from post-Soviet societies involved in prostitution in Norway, we discuss how the women embrace, resist or rework do…
Troublesome Threesome
This article critically addresses recent anthropological and feminist efforts to theorize and analyse Muslim women's participation in and support for the Islamic revival in its various manifestations. Drawing on ethnographic material from research on young Muslims engaged in Islamic youth and student-organizations in Norway, I investigate some of the challenges that researching religious subjectivities and practices pose to feminist theory. In pa…
Vulnerability governance as differential inclusion
Concerns with 'vulnerability' increasingly proliferate in global and regional pacts, international and domestic legislations, and policy discourses and practices regarding migration and international protection. Also in France, vulnerability governance has made its inroads, and policy documents hail vulnerability considerations as a strengthening of the politics of reception and integration of asylum seekers and a means to improve accommodation a…
Muslim Women and Foreign Prostitutes
In this article, we juxtapose the ways “Muslim women” and “foreign prostitutes” are commonly constituted as victims in media and politics. We analyze the functions of these two prototypical female victims in terms of the role they play in epitomizing “the problems of globalization” and in reinforcing the existing social and political structures. Victim discourse, when tied to the transnational proliferation of the sex industry and of (radical) Is…
Gaza in Oslo
In the winter of 2008/09 thousands of people took to the streets of Oslo to demonstrate against the Israeli invasion of Gaza. Young people of visible minority and Muslim background were central actors in these demonstrations. The public expression of Muslim identities and symbols during the demonstrations along with clashes between some of the young demonstrators and the police fuelled the already polarized debate concerning the integration of im…
Questions of gender in a multicultural society
The relationship between multiculturalism and feminism has been hotly debated both theoretically and politically. This article approaches the issue through a critical assessment of Susan Moller Okins article, "Is multiculturalism bad for women?" (1999) and argues that some forms of feminist critique of multiculturalism run the risk of upholding and strengthening monoculturalism in its most excluding form. Norwegian integration politics are critic…
Veiled Nannies and Secular Futures in France
This article focuses on recent French efforts to expand legal regulation of religious symbols to childcare. Controversies over 'veiled nannies' serve as points of departure for investigating laïcité - French secularism - through which religion is regulated. The investigation is based on fieldwork among Muslim women in Marseille and on the analysis of legal decisions, official documents, and media. The debates on whether to legislate on religious …
God will reward you
In recent years, Muslims have become more visibly invested in humanitarian work in France. Based on ethnographic fieldwork in Marseille, this article examines local initiatives to care for precarious others whose lives are neither materially supported nor socially recognized within the current French political regime. Engaging with critical French scholarship on humanitarianism as care for others associated with emergency, suffering and the polit…
Islam and Gender in Europe
Kollaps, utkastelse, okkupasjon
I november 2018 førte kollapsen av to bygninger i Marseille til at 8 personer døde og en rekke innbyggere i et av byens mest multietniske sentrumsnabolag ble nødevakuert og tvangsflyttet. I november året etter tvangsevakuerte politiet en boligblokk i de nordlige forstedene som var okkupert av en gruppe asylsøkere og papirløse. I denne artikkelen analyserer jeg disse hendelsene som former for urban «deplassering». Begrepet om deplassering åpner fo…
Look into My Eyes’
In this article we explore the role of music in shaping and publicizing religious and political subjectivities and belonging among young Muslims in Norway. The article discusses practices of producing and listening to music in light of theories about ‘counterpublics’ and their soundscapes, the religious and the secular, and majority-minority relations. Musical soundscapes produced and consumed by young Muslims, the article argues, give voice to e…
Vulnerability as a Globally Mobile Policy Concept in Migration Governance
In this article, we investigate how vulnerability functions as a governance tool in the reception of asylum seekers and other migrants, focusing on how vulnerability frames access to social and material assistance (e.g., information and counseling, accommodation). We contribute to and advance debates on the increased reliance on the concept of vulnerability in migration and asylum governance by mobilizing a policy mobility perspective. Drawing on…
De l'immigrant au citoyen
L'installation durable en Norvège d'immigrants musulmans et de leurs descendants a fait de l'islam la deuxième religion du pays. Cet article s'intéresse aux membres d'associations de jeunes et d'étudiants installées à Oslo, et à la façon dont ils militent pour redéfinir ce que signifie aujourd'hui être musulman en Norvège. Selon l'auteur, qui étudie la production de la catégorie des « musulmans norvégiens », et la manière dont les jeunes musulman…
Questions of gender in a multicultural society
The relationship between multiculturalism and feminism has been hotly debated both theoretically and politically. This article approaches the issue through a critical assessment of Susan Moller Okins article, "Is multiculturalism bad for women?" (1999) and argues that some forms of feminist critique of multiculturalism run the risk of upholding and strengthening monoculturalism in its most excluding form. Norwegian integration politics are critic…
Bokomtaler
De l'immigrant au citoyen
L'installation durable en Norvège d'immigrants musulmans et de leurs descendants a fait de l'islam la deuxième religion du pays. Cet article s'intéresse aux membres d'associations de jeunes et d'étudiants installées à Oslo, et à la façon dont ils militent pour redéfinir ce que signifie aujourd'hui être musulman en Norvège. Selon l'auteur, qui étudie la production de la catégorie des « musulmans norvégiens », et la manière dont les jeunes musulman…
Muslim Women and Foreign Prostitutes
In this article, we juxtapose the ways “Muslim women” and “foreign prostitutes” are commonly constituted as victims in media and politics. We analyze the functions of these two prototypical female victims in terms of the role they play in epitomizing “the problems of globalization” and in reinforcing the existing social and political structures. Victim discourse, when tied to the transnational proliferation of the sex industry and of (radical) Is…
Reproachable Victims'? Representations and Self-representations of Russian Women Involved in Transnational Prostitution
The article investigates how the concept of victimhood is constructed within debates on transnational prostitution and trafficking, and how representations of victimhood intersect with representations of the person/self, class, ethnicity, gender and nationality. Using research findings based on observation and interviews with women from post-Soviet societies involved in prostitution in Norway, we discuss how the women embrace, resist or rework do…
Grete Brochmann og Anniken Hagelund (red.)
Islam and Gender in Europe
Troublesome Threesome
This article critically addresses recent anthropological and feminist efforts to theorize and analyse Muslim women's participation in and support for the Islamic revival in its various manifestations. Drawing on ethnographic material from research on young Muslims engaged in Islamic youth and student-organizations in Norway, I investigate some of the challenges that researching religious subjectivities and practices pose to feminist theory. In pa…
Gaza in Oslo
In the winter of 2008/09 thousands of people took to the streets of Oslo to demonstrate against the Israeli invasion of Gaza. Young people of visible minority and Muslim background were central actors in these demonstrations. The public expression of Muslim identities and symbols during the demonstrations along with clashes between some of the young demonstrators and the police fuelled the already polarized debate concerning the integration of im…
Sindre Bangstad, Oddbjørn Birger Leirvik og Ingvill Thorson Plesner (red.)
Cephalometric and three-dimensional assessment of the posterior airway space and imaging software reliability analysis before and after orthognathic surgery
A 3D design of the posterior airway seems to be far more reliable and precise phrasing of a statement of postoperative gradients than conventional radiography and is additionally higher compared to the corresponding manual method. In case of Class III mandibular prognathism treatment with bilateral split osteotomy of the mandible and simultaneous maxillary advancement, the negative effects of PAS volume decrease may be reduced and might prevent a…
Communicating Irregular Migration
This essay addresses the question of how irregular migration is framed in Western media from the location of the migration researcher. What challenges and dilemmas do media frames and practices of framing create for researchers' participation in communicating research about irregular migration to the public? The essay is written in dialogue with topics raised by the articles in the special issue and seeks to supplement, and at times interrogate, …
The Republic Unsettled
Sindre Bangstad
Gender, Sex and Religious Freedom in the Context of Secular Law
Look into My Eyes’
In this article we explore the role of music in shaping and publicizing religious and political subjectivities and belonging among young Muslims in Norway. The article discusses practices of producing and listening to music in light of theories about ‘counterpublics’ and their soundscapes, the religious and the secular, and majority-minority relations. Musical soundscapes produced and consumed by young Muslims, the article argues, give voice to e…
Veiled Nannies and Secular Futures in France
This article focuses on recent French efforts to expand legal regulation of religious symbols to childcare. Controversies over 'veiled nannies' serve as points of departure for investigating laïcité - French secularism - through which religion is regulated. The investigation is based on fieldwork among Muslim women in Marseille and on the analysis of legal decisions, official documents, and media. The debates on whether to legislate on religious …
Waiting and the Temporalities of Irregular Migration
This edited volume approaches waiting both as a social phenomenon that proliferates in irregularised forms of migration and as an analytical perspective on migration processes and practices.\nWaiting as an analytical perspective offers new insights into the complex and shifting nature of processes of bordering, belonging, state power, exclusion and inclusion, and social relations in irregular migration. The chapters in this book address legal, bu…
God will reward you
In recent years, Muslims have become more visibly invested in humanitarian work in France. Based on ethnographic fieldwork in Marseille, this article examines local initiatives to care for precarious others whose lives are neither materially supported nor socially recognized within the current French political regime. Engaging with critical French scholarship on humanitarianism as care for others associated with emergency, suffering and the polit…
Temporality and the politics of the migrant body
This text is based on traces of Sandrine Musso in the archive of the project WAIT, in which Sandrine took part from 2017 to 2020. These traces attest to the originality and international reach of Sandrine’s work, and her important contributions to the WAIT-project – some of which remained unfinished. The project Waiting for an uncertain future, the temporalities of irregular migration explored what temporality as analytic lens can offer into unde…
Temporalités et politiques du corps migrant
La conférence d’ouverture de WAIT au Centre universitaire de Norvège à Paris.De gauche à droite, au deuxième rang : Marry-Anne Karlsen, Helge Jordheim, Odin Lysaker, Halvar A. Kjærre et Oda Eiken. De gauche à droite au premier plan : Christine M. Jacobsen, Sandrine Musso, Kari Anne K. Drangsland, Bridget Anderson, Shahram Khosravi et Rebecca Walker. © Kirstin Skjelstad, 2017. Ce texte s’appuie sur les traces de Sandrine Musso dans les archives du…
Kollaps, utkastelse, okkupasjon
I november 2018 førte kollapsen av to bygninger i Marseille til at 8 personer døde og en rekke innbyggere i et av byens mest multietniske sentrumsnabolag ble nødevakuert og tvangsflyttet. I november året etter tvangsevakuerte politiet en boligblokk i de nordlige forstedene som var okkupert av en gruppe asylsøkere og papirløse. I denne artikkelen analyserer jeg disse hendelsene som former for urban «deplassering». Begrepet om deplassering åpner fo…
Le gouvernement de la vulnérabilité
Prenant comme point de départ l’audience que connaît le concept de vulnérabilité depuis ces deux dernières décennies, ce numéro thématique vise à apporter des éclairages singuliers sur ses usages analytiques, sémantiques et épistémologiques. À partir du champ des études migratoires et d’enquêtes empiriques issues de différentes disciplines des sciences sociales, les articles réunis dans ce numéro interrogent la capacité de ce concept à voyager et…
From vulnerability and innocence to collective life. Interview with Miriam Ticktin
In the interview, Miriam Ticktin discusses the expansion of the concept of vulnerability in migration governance and its problematic role in perpetuating humanitarianism and racial capitalism. She critiques the use of vulnerability and precarity as analytical categories, arguing that they often reinforce neoliberal practices rather than challenge structural inequalities. Ticktin advocates for alternative concepts like implication and commoning to…
Vulnerability governance as differential inclusion
Concerns with 'vulnerability' increasingly proliferate in global and regional pacts, international and domestic legislations, and policy discourses and practices regarding migration and international protection. Also in France, vulnerability governance has made its inroads, and policy documents hail vulnerability considerations as a strengthening of the politics of reception and integration of asylum seekers and a means to improve accommodation a…
Political science (20 obras) · Sociology (19 obras) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (14 obras) · Law (13 obras) · Gender Studies (11 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Politics (9 obras) · Gender Studies (8 obras) · Islam (7 obras) · Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender (6 obras)