Marianne Takle
Biographic Data
| ID | 219485 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marianne Takle |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marianne |
| FAMILY NAME | Takle |
| SIGNATURE | TAKLE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3274-4218 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Analogue and digital future imaginaries in an accelerated society
This article offers a comparative analysis of two Norwegian cases with divergent orientations toward digitalisation: the National Library’s state-led digitalisation program and the Future Library art project. While neither is a conventional library, both carry the name ‘library’ and fulfil core library functions, including collecting, preserving, and disseminating information. The questions raised are: How can we understand the roles the two enti…
Cultural policy and the politics of display. The establishment of the opera house in Oslo
How can we understand governments' willingness to make large investments in iconic cultural buildings? What does this trend tell us about governments' cultural policy interests and priorities? In this article we illuminate these questions based on a study of the framing of the political decision-making processes associated with the establishment of the Opera House in Oslo, Norway. Theoretically, we draw on Hans Abbing's reflections on the 'politi…
Generational Tensions and Solidarity Within Advanced Welfare States
An advanced welfare state democracy is an institutionalized collective agreement on solving social problems and coordinating actions. Although welfare state democracies have different shapes, the scope of government is comprehensive, and citizens meet the welfare state services according to their needs and interests as customers, user groups, or clients (Goodin, 1988; Kumlin, 2002). An advanced welfare state penetrates its citizens’ private realm…
The Norwegian Petroleum Fund
The Norwegian state-owned Petroleum Fund's market value is more than one trillion US dollars, and the Norwegian state has become one of the world's largest stockowners. The Fund was established in 1990 and in 2006 and renamed the ‘Government Pension Fund Global’, as savings for future generations. What kind of values form the basis for describing the Petroleum Fund in this way? This article shows that the idea that present generations should not …
Common concern for the global ecological commons
This article elaborates on ideas concerning future generations and whether they are useful in understanding some aspects of the concern for the global ecological commons. The article's main scholarly contribution is to develop analytical tools for examining what a concern for future generations would require of current generations. It combines the scholarly literature on future generations with that of solidarity. The ideas concerning future gene…
Migration and asylum statistics as a basis for European border control
This article shows how the Migration Statistics Regulation plays a central role in EU/Schengen external border control. It develops and applies an analytical framework, which shows analogies between how historical nation states produced statistics as a basis for politics and the harmonisation of European migration and asylum statistics. In contrast to national processes, the Migration Statistics Regulation aims to harmonise statistics from establ…
When Policy Meets Practice
State-supported ethnic community-based organizations (CBOs) Community Community Based Organizations(CBOs) for children and youthYouth develop within the framework of the Norwegian tradition of voluntary organization. This chapter shows that both the government and the ethnic CBOs perceive the organizations as an arena for culturalCulture activities and social activities among young people who are growing up in migrancyMigrancy growing up in , whe…
Immigrant organisations as schools of bureaucracy
This article analyses the way Norwegian authorities facilitate and expect immigrant organisations to serve as schools of democracy – and to what extent there are elements of bureaucratic schooling. Moreover, it examines how immigrant organisations’ adaptation to these expectations can be understood as an adaptation to an administrative culture. The article concludes that adaptation to democratic ideals is emphasised in the political rhetoric, whi…
Institutional Design and Political Representation
Immigration dialectic
In this book, Harald Bauder explores national identities in Canada and Germany through the lens of immigration. While he describes Canada as an example of a settler society consisting predominantly of immigrants and their descendants, Germany illustrates a country with a historical tradition as an ethnic nation recently challenged by immigration. The two categories, settler society and ethnic nation, provide the two conceptual models of national …
Democratic Mobilisation in Immigrant Organisations
By analysing the interactions between political opportunity structures and immigrant organisations' mobilising their members to political participation, this article suggests and applies a systematic classification comprising three forms of democratic mobilisation: immigrant organisations function as a public arena for their members; they increase knowledge of political participation among members; and they develop a political culture among membe…
National, Transnational or Cosmopolitan? Local Immigrant Organisations
This article examines how features of theoretical perspectives on transnationalism and cosmopolitanism can be found in categories that immigrant organisations use to describe their own activities. The empirical basis is the written statutes of 133 local membership-based immigrant organisations in Oslo. The article finds that the organisations mainly use national categories and that national belonging is formulated in terms of cultural activities.…
The Treaty of Lisbon and the European Border Control Regime
The question raised in the article is how the new provisions of the Lisbon Treaty and the Stockholm programme concerning the EU’s asylum and migration policy might consolidate existing trends within the European border control regime. The regime is defined by a combination of three features: (i) a harmonisation of categories among the EU/Schengen member states, (ii) a growing use of new technology in networked databases and (iii) an increasing so…
(Spät)Aussiedler
The German legal system has a category ("belonging to the German people") that regulates the immigration of (Spät)Aussiedlers ("late emigrants"). Since Reunification in 1990 until the present day, there have been a number of legislative changes to this group's "right to return." This article explores the usefulness of four partly overlapping explanations of these changes and discusses their interrelationship. Although many aspects of the policy w…
National reproduction
EU citizens
Statsborgerskapsdebatt i Norge og Tyskland
Book Notes
Book Notes
Book Notes
Immigrant organisations as schools of bureaucracy
This article analyses the way Norwegian authorities facilitate and expect immigrant organisations to serve as schools of democracy – and to what extent there are elements of bureaucratic schooling. Moreover, it examines how immigrant organisations’ adaptation to these expectations can be understood as an adaptation to an administrative culture. The article concludes that adaptation to democratic ideals is emphasised in the political rhetoric, whi…
Migration and asylum statistics as a basis for European border control
This article shows how the Migration Statistics Regulation plays a central role in EU/Schengen external border control. It develops and applies an analytical framework, which shows analogies between how historical nation states produced statistics as a basis for politics and the harmonisation of European migration and asylum statistics. In contrast to national processes, the Migration Statistics Regulation aims to harmonise statistics from establ…
Institutional Design and Political Representation
(Spät)Aussiedler
The German legal system has a category ("belonging to the German people") that regulates the immigration of (Spät)Aussiedlers ("late emigrants"). Since Reunification in 1990 until the present day, there have been a number of legislative changes to this group's "right to return." This article explores the usefulness of four partly overlapping explanations of these changes and discusses their interrelationship. Although many aspects of the policy w…
Cultural policy and the politics of display. The establishment of the opera house in Oslo
How can we understand governments' willingness to make large investments in iconic cultural buildings? What does this trend tell us about governments' cultural policy interests and priorities? In this article we illuminate these questions based on a study of the framing of the political decision-making processes associated with the establishment of the Opera House in Oslo, Norway. Theoretically, we draw on Hans Abbing's reflections on the 'politi…
National reproduction
Democratic Mobilisation in Immigrant Organisations
By analysing the interactions between political opportunity structures and immigrant organisations' mobilising their members to political participation, this article suggests and applies a systematic classification comprising three forms of democratic mobilisation: immigrant organisations function as a public arena for their members; they increase knowledge of political participation among members; and they develop a political culture among membe…
EU citizens
Statsborgerskapsdebatt i Norge og Tyskland
Book Notes
Book Notes
Book Notes
Statsborgerskapsdebatt i Norge og Tyskland
EU citizens
National reproduction
(Spät)Aussiedler
The German legal system has a category ("belonging to the German people") that regulates the immigration of (Spät)Aussiedlers ("late emigrants"). Since Reunification in 1990 until the present day, there have been a number of legislative changes to this group's "right to return." This article explores the usefulness of four partly overlapping explanations of these changes and discusses their interrelationship. Although many aspects of the policy w…
National, Transnational or Cosmopolitan? Local Immigrant Organisations
This article examines how features of theoretical perspectives on transnationalism and cosmopolitanism can be found in categories that immigrant organisations use to describe their own activities. The empirical basis is the written statutes of 133 local membership-based immigrant organisations in Oslo. The article finds that the organisations mainly use national categories and that national belonging is formulated in terms of cultural activities.…
The Treaty of Lisbon and the European Border Control Regime
The question raised in the article is how the new provisions of the Lisbon Treaty and the Stockholm programme concerning the EU’s asylum and migration policy might consolidate existing trends within the European border control regime. The regime is defined by a combination of three features: (i) a harmonisation of categories among the EU/Schengen member states, (ii) a growing use of new technology in networked databases and (iii) an increasing so…
Immigration dialectic
In this book, Harald Bauder explores national identities in Canada and Germany through the lens of immigration. While he describes Canada as an example of a settler society consisting predominantly of immigrants and their descendants, Germany illustrates a country with a historical tradition as an ethnic nation recently challenged by immigration. The two categories, settler society and ethnic nation, provide the two conceptual models of national …
Democratic Mobilisation in Immigrant Organisations
By analysing the interactions between political opportunity structures and immigrant organisations' mobilising their members to political participation, this article suggests and applies a systematic classification comprising three forms of democratic mobilisation: immigrant organisations function as a public arena for their members; they increase knowledge of political participation among members; and they develop a political culture among membe…
Immigrant organisations as schools of bureaucracy
This article analyses the way Norwegian authorities facilitate and expect immigrant organisations to serve as schools of democracy – and to what extent there are elements of bureaucratic schooling. Moreover, it examines how immigrant organisations’ adaptation to these expectations can be understood as an adaptation to an administrative culture. The article concludes that adaptation to democratic ideals is emphasised in the political rhetoric, whi…
Institutional Design and Political Representation
When Policy Meets Practice
State-supported ethnic community-based organizations (CBOs) Community Community Based Organizations(CBOs) for children and youthYouth develop within the framework of the Norwegian tradition of voluntary organization. This chapter shows that both the government and the ethnic CBOs perceive the organizations as an arena for culturalCulture activities and social activities among young people who are growing up in migrancyMigrancy growing up in , whe…
Migration and asylum statistics as a basis for European border control
This article shows how the Migration Statistics Regulation plays a central role in EU/Schengen external border control. It develops and applies an analytical framework, which shows analogies between how historical nation states produced statistics as a basis for politics and the harmonisation of European migration and asylum statistics. In contrast to national processes, the Migration Statistics Regulation aims to harmonise statistics from establ…
Generational Tensions and Solidarity Within Advanced Welfare States
An advanced welfare state democracy is an institutionalized collective agreement on solving social problems and coordinating actions. Although welfare state democracies have different shapes, the scope of government is comprehensive, and citizens meet the welfare state services according to their needs and interests as customers, user groups, or clients (Goodin, 1988; Kumlin, 2002). An advanced welfare state penetrates its citizens’ private realm…
The Norwegian Petroleum Fund
The Norwegian state-owned Petroleum Fund's market value is more than one trillion US dollars, and the Norwegian state has become one of the world's largest stockowners. The Fund was established in 1990 and in 2006 and renamed the ‘Government Pension Fund Global’, as savings for future generations. What kind of values form the basis for describing the Petroleum Fund in this way? This article shows that the idea that present generations should not …
Common concern for the global ecological commons
This article elaborates on ideas concerning future generations and whether they are useful in understanding some aspects of the concern for the global ecological commons. The article's main scholarly contribution is to develop analytical tools for examining what a concern for future generations would require of current generations. It combines the scholarly literature on future generations with that of solidarity. The ideas concerning future gene…
Cultural policy and the politics of display. The establishment of the opera house in Oslo
How can we understand governments' willingness to make large investments in iconic cultural buildings? What does this trend tell us about governments' cultural policy interests and priorities? In this article we illuminate these questions based on a study of the framing of the political decision-making processes associated with the establishment of the Opera House in Oslo, Norway. Theoretically, we draw on Hans Abbing's reflections on the 'politi…
Analogue and digital future imaginaries in an accelerated society
This article offers a comparative analysis of two Norwegian cases with divergent orientations toward digitalisation: the National Library’s state-led digitalisation program and the Future Library art project. While neither is a conventional library, both carry the name ‘library’ and fulfil core library functions, including collecting, preserving, and disseminating information. The questions raised are: How can we understand the roles the two enti…
Political science (15 works) · Politics (13 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Law (11 works) · Economics (8 works) · Immigration (8 works) · Law (8 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Public Administration (6 works)