Anne Julie Semb
Biographic Data
| ID | 219703 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne Julie Semb |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne Julie |
| FAMILY NAME | Semb |
| SIGNATURE | SEMB A J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oslo |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Urbanisering av det samiske elektoratet
Stemmeretten ved sametingsvalg i Norge er ikke knyttet til at en bor innenfor et bestemt geografisk område, men er en politisk rettighet som erverves på individuelt etnisk grunnlag, og som følger individet uavhengig av bosted. En raskt økende andel av Sametingets elektorat bor nå utenfor de tradisjonelle samiske bosettingsområdene, og svært mange bor i en by. Sametinget har likevel ikke utviklet en særegen bypolitikk, og Sametingets virkemiddelap…
S ami
The Sami population in Norway consists of approximately forty to forty‐five thousand persons. For several decades, the Sami were subject to a systematic policy of assimilation that was known as Norwegianization. This policy led to a decline in the use and command of Sami languages, which traditionally have been the most important markers of Sami ethnicity. The Alta affair in Norwegian politics triggered large‐scale changes in the relations betwee…
Citizenship identity among Norwegian Sami in core Sami areas
This analysis of citizenship identity among Sami living in core Sami areas in Norway clearly shows that the Sami population feel more closely connected to their local communities than is the case for non-Sami living in the same areas and for the Norwegian populace as a whole. Some significant differences also emerge as regards citizenship identity between Sami who have chosen to be registered in the Sami electoral roster and those who are not reg…
Why (not) Commit? – Norway, Sweden and Finland and the ILO Convention 169
From 'Norwegian citizens' via 'citizens plus' to 'dual political membership'? Status, aspirations, and challenges ahead
The Norwegian citizenship regime has gradually changed to accommodate some of the demands voiced by or on behalf of the Sami. This article describes and analyses these changes in terms of changing citizenship status for the Sami as a gradual move from 'Norwegian citizens' via 'citizens plus' to 'dual citizens'. Sami who are registered in the electoral roster for elections to the Sami Parliament possess political rights connected to two different …
Book Notes
Shields, Vanessa E & Nicholas D J Baldwin, eds, 2008. Beyond Settlement: Making Peace Last After Civil Conflict. Madison-Teaneck, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press. 413 pp. ISBN 9780838641835
Sami self‐determination in the making
The article discusses whether principles of territorial or non‐territorial jurisdiction ought to guide the future distribution of decision‐making power between the Norwegian Sami Parliament and the Norwegian Parliament. It argues that an acceptable distribution of powers must satisfy two normative criteria: first, decision‐making power ought to be distributed on the basis of individuals' desire to be politically associated with some people rather…
Bokessay
En apologi for normativ argumentasjon om krigføring
The New Practice of UN-Authorized Interventions
The topic of this article is the changing scope of the principle of non-intervention. Whereas the principle of non-intervention was previously honored as the most appropriate principle for the regulation of interstate relations, various concerns have recently been advanced as justifications for interventions. This suggests that the scope of the principle of non-intervention has gone through important modifications since the end of the Cold War. T…
Book Notes
Book Notes
From 'Norwegian citizens' via 'citizens plus' to 'dual political membership'? Status, aspirations, and challenges ahead
The Norwegian citizenship regime has gradually changed to accommodate some of the demands voiced by or on behalf of the Sami. This article describes and analyses these changes in terms of changing citizenship status for the Sami as a gradual move from 'Norwegian citizens' via 'citizens plus' to 'dual citizens'. Sami who are registered in the electoral roster for elections to the Sami Parliament possess political rights connected to two different …
Sami self‐determination in the making
The article discusses whether principles of territorial or non‐territorial jurisdiction ought to guide the future distribution of decision‐making power between the Norwegian Sami Parliament and the Norwegian Parliament. It argues that an acceptable distribution of powers must satisfy two normative criteria: first, decision‐making power ought to be distributed on the basis of individuals' desire to be politically associated with some people rather…
Citizenship identity among Norwegian Sami in core Sami areas
This analysis of citizenship identity among Sami living in core Sami areas in Norway clearly shows that the Sami population feel more closely connected to their local communities than is the case for non-Sami living in the same areas and for the Norwegian populace as a whole. Some significant differences also emerge as regards citizenship identity between Sami who have chosen to be registered in the Sami electoral roster and those who are not reg…
Urbanisering av det samiske elektoratet
Stemmeretten ved sametingsvalg i Norge er ikke knyttet til at en bor innenfor et bestemt geografisk område, men er en politisk rettighet som erverves på individuelt etnisk grunnlag, og som følger individet uavhengig av bosted. En raskt økende andel av Sametingets elektorat bor nå utenfor de tradisjonelle samiske bosettingsområdene, og svært mange bor i en by. Sametinget har likevel ikke utviklet en særegen bypolitikk, og Sametingets virkemiddelap…
Why (not) Commit? – Norway, Sweden and Finland and the ILO Convention 169
Book Notes
Shields, Vanessa E & Nicholas D J Baldwin, eds, 2008. Beyond Settlement: Making Peace Last After Civil Conflict. Madison-Teaneck, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press. 413 pp. ISBN 9780838641835
The New Practice of UN-Authorized Interventions
The topic of this article is the changing scope of the principle of non-intervention. Whereas the principle of non-intervention was previously honored as the most appropriate principle for the regulation of interstate relations, various concerns have recently been advanced as justifications for interventions. This suggests that the scope of the principle of non-intervention has gone through important modifications since the end of the Cold War. T…
Book Notes
Book Notes
En apologi for normativ argumentasjon om krigføring
The New Practice of UN-Authorized Interventions
The topic of this article is the changing scope of the principle of non-intervention. Whereas the principle of non-intervention was previously honored as the most appropriate principle for the regulation of interstate relations, various concerns have recently been advanced as justifications for interventions. This suggests that the scope of the principle of non-intervention has gone through important modifications since the end of the Cold War. T…
Bokessay
Sami self‐determination in the making
The article discusses whether principles of territorial or non‐territorial jurisdiction ought to guide the future distribution of decision‐making power between the Norwegian Sami Parliament and the Norwegian Parliament. It argues that an acceptable distribution of powers must satisfy two normative criteria: first, decision‐making power ought to be distributed on the basis of individuals' desire to be politically associated with some people rather…
Book Notes
Shields, Vanessa E & Nicholas D J Baldwin, eds, 2008. Beyond Settlement: Making Peace Last After Civil Conflict. Madison-Teaneck, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press. 413 pp. ISBN 9780838641835
Why (not) Commit? – Norway, Sweden and Finland and the ILO Convention 169
From 'Norwegian citizens' via 'citizens plus' to 'dual political membership'? Status, aspirations, and challenges ahead
The Norwegian citizenship regime has gradually changed to accommodate some of the demands voiced by or on behalf of the Sami. This article describes and analyses these changes in terms of changing citizenship status for the Sami as a gradual move from 'Norwegian citizens' via 'citizens plus' to 'dual citizens'. Sami who are registered in the electoral roster for elections to the Sami Parliament possess political rights connected to two different …
Citizenship identity among Norwegian Sami in core Sami areas
This analysis of citizenship identity among Sami living in core Sami areas in Norway clearly shows that the Sami population feel more closely connected to their local communities than is the case for non-Sami living in the same areas and for the Norwegian populace as a whole. Some significant differences also emerge as regards citizenship identity between Sami who have chosen to be registered in the Sami electoral roster and those who are not reg…
S ami
The Sami population in Norway consists of approximately forty to forty‐five thousand persons. For several decades, the Sami were subject to a systematic policy of assimilation that was known as Norwegianization. This policy led to a decline in the use and command of Sami languages, which traditionally have been the most important markers of Sami ethnicity. The Alta affair in Norwegian politics triggered large‐scale changes in the relations betwee…
Urbanisering av det samiske elektoratet
Stemmeretten ved sametingsvalg i Norge er ikke knyttet til at en bor innenfor et bestemt geografisk område, men er en politisk rettighet som erverves på individuelt etnisk grunnlag, og som følger individet uavhengig av bosted. En raskt økende andel av Sametingets elektorat bor nå utenfor de tradisjonelle samiske bosettingsområdene, og svært mange bor i en by. Sametinget har likevel ikke utviklet en særegen bypolitikk, og Sametingets virkemiddelap…
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · European and International Law Studies (4 works) · Norwegian (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (3 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (3 works)