Marielle Stigum Glei
Biographic Data
| ID | 1372300 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marielle Stigum Glei |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marielle Stigum |
| FAMILY NAME | Glei |
| SIGNATURE | GLEI M S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oslo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4447-5388 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Research and development (R&D) circles as collaborative spaces for shared epistemic agency in teacher education
Connecting knowledge across the research-practice nexus remains a “black box” in teacher education. This article explores how meaningful connections can be made through collaboration between researchers, teachers, and students in a research and development (R&D) circle. The R&D circle, organized around the topic of power and sustainability, unfolded in three phases: reading, design, and implementation. Drawing on theories of shared epistemic agen…
Re-theorizing civil society in China: Agency and the discursive politics of civil society engagement
Scholarship on Chinese civil society has produced rich empirical studies, but there have been few attempts to theorize the empirical knowledge acquired. Moreover, the question of how to conceptualize the political agency of civil society in a non-democratic context has received limited systematic attention. In this conceptual article, we draw on a discursive approach to politics to analyse the political agency of Chinese civil society. Our analys…
Approaches to civil society in authoritarian states: The case of China
Both civil society in China and research on Chinese civil society have developed profoundly over the last three decades. Research on Chinese civil society can be classified into two categories: a structure‐oriented approach and an agency‐oriented approach. Both approaches acknowledge the state's dominant position in restricting the political space for civil society engagement, but they differ in their understanding of state–civil society relation…
From Being a Problem to Having Problems: Discourse, Governmentality and Chinese Migrant Workers
Speaking up for the suffering (br)other: Weibo activism, discursive struggles, and minimal politics in China
More than two decades after China was first connected to the Internet, scholars still debate the political impact of online media. Yet, the debate is stalled by a limited view of both politics and the media’s role in political contestation. In order to offer a more nuanced account of the relationship between online media and politics, this article proposes a theoretical framework that pays attention to discursive struggles, identifies strategies …
How Chinese labour NGOs legitimize their identity and voice
This article analyses the legitimation strategies of Chinese labour non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Given the relative newness of NGOs as an organizational form in China and the precarious space they operate in, their survival and development are not primarily a question of establishing autonomy and avoiding state control, as emphasized in the literature on Chinese associations, but rather a question of being perceived as legitimate social…
Approaches to civil society in authoritarian states: The case of China
Both civil society in China and research on Chinese civil society have developed profoundly over the last three decades. Research on Chinese civil society can be classified into two categories: a structure‐oriented approach and an agency‐oriented approach. Both approaches acknowledge the state's dominant position in restricting the political space for civil society engagement, but they differ in their understanding of state–civil society relation…
Speaking up for the suffering (br)other: Weibo activism, discursive struggles, and minimal politics in China
More than two decades after China was first connected to the Internet, scholars still debate the political impact of online media. Yet, the debate is stalled by a limited view of both politics and the media’s role in political contestation. In order to offer a more nuanced account of the relationship between online media and politics, this article proposes a theoretical framework that pays attention to discursive struggles, identifies strategies …
How Chinese labour NGOs legitimize their identity and voice
This article analyses the legitimation strategies of Chinese labour non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Given the relative newness of NGOs as an organizational form in China and the precarious space they operate in, their survival and development are not primarily a question of establishing autonomy and avoiding state control, as emphasized in the literature on Chinese associations, but rather a question of being perceived as legitimate social…
Re-theorizing civil society in China: Agency and the discursive politics of civil society engagement
Scholarship on Chinese civil society has produced rich empirical studies, but there have been few attempts to theorize the empirical knowledge acquired. Moreover, the question of how to conceptualize the political agency of civil society in a non-democratic context has received limited systematic attention. In this conceptual article, we draw on a discursive approach to politics to analyse the political agency of Chinese civil society. Our analys…
From Being a Problem to Having Problems: Discourse, Governmentality and Chinese Migrant Workers
How Chinese labour NGOs legitimize their identity and voice
This article analyses the legitimation strategies of Chinese labour non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Given the relative newness of NGOs as an organizational form in China and the precarious space they operate in, their survival and development are not primarily a question of establishing autonomy and avoiding state control, as emphasized in the literature on Chinese associations, but rather a question of being perceived as legitimate social…
Speaking up for the suffering (br)other: Weibo activism, discursive struggles, and minimal politics in China
More than two decades after China was first connected to the Internet, scholars still debate the political impact of online media. Yet, the debate is stalled by a limited view of both politics and the media’s role in political contestation. In order to offer a more nuanced account of the relationship between online media and politics, this article proposes a theoretical framework that pays attention to discursive struggles, identifies strategies …
From Being a Problem to Having Problems: Discourse, Governmentality and Chinese Migrant Workers
Approaches to civil society in authoritarian states: The case of China
Both civil society in China and research on Chinese civil society have developed profoundly over the last three decades. Research on Chinese civil society can be classified into two categories: a structure‐oriented approach and an agency‐oriented approach. Both approaches acknowledge the state's dominant position in restricting the political space for civil society engagement, but they differ in their understanding of state–civil society relation…
Re-theorizing civil society in China: Agency and the discursive politics of civil society engagement
Scholarship on Chinese civil society has produced rich empirical studies, but there have been few attempts to theorize the empirical knowledge acquired. Moreover, the question of how to conceptualize the political agency of civil society in a non-democratic context has received limited systematic attention. In this conceptual article, we draw on a discursive approach to politics to analyse the political agency of Chinese civil society. Our analys…
Research and development (R&D) circles as collaborative spaces for shared epistemic agency in teacher education
Connecting knowledge across the research-practice nexus remains a “black box” in teacher education. This article explores how meaningful connections can be made through collaboration between researchers, teachers, and students in a research and development (R&D) circle. The R&D circle, organized around the topic of power and sustainability, unfolded in three phases: reading, design, and implementation. Drawing on theories of shared epistemic agen…
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