Connie Carøe Christiansen
Biographic Data
| ID | 251622 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Connie Carøe Christiansen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Connie Carøe |
| FAMILY NAME | Christiansen |
| SIGNATURE | CHRISTIANSEN C C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Roskilde University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 59 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Muhamesheenactivism: Enacting citizenship during Yemen's transition
Political divides often take center stage in studies of Yemen, but the social fabric of Yemeni society is also highly heterogeneous, governed by norms that sharply define boundaries between different social strata. The Muhamesheen, or the marginalized are assumed to have an African origin, and constitute a class of untouchables who in a moralizing discourse on the Mohamesheen prevalent in Yemeni society, claims their inability to practice or poss…
Gender, Development and Security in Yemen’s Transition Process
How policies at international level approach the gender dimension becomes salient, even urgent, for women whose countries are immersed in war and conflict, and who without effective governance at more local levels, rely entirely on these policies. The way Yemen is presented in the documents and media reports from selected members of the ‘Friends of Yemen’ donor group is in this study discussed in light of a range of narratives identified by Stern…
Teaching Gender in a Transnational Perspective - Challenges, Resistances and Strategies
This opening article argues for the need for adopting a transnational perspective in the teaching of gender in the classroom, an approach which has considerable resemblance with Mohanty's 'Feminist solidarity or comparative feminist studies model' of teaching. The article contributes to an on-going scholarly debate on the teaching of gender in higher education by specifying how the transnational feminist perspective could be adopted in practice, …
Introduction: Teaching Gender and Diversity in Higher Education
Teachi ng gender and diversity in higher education is an activity that almost all gender studies scholars are engaged in.In many courses taught today, gender and diversity is a frequently recurring theme whether the teaching activities are part of 'traditional' academic disciplines or part of specific women's and gender studies programmes.Yet, how to teach gender and its intersecting categories is rarely up for debate in academic journals. 1 This…
Formations of Gender, Conflict and Violence and the New Security Agenda
In recent years, the nexus of gender, conflict and violence has become a frequent object of feminist research. This research has been significant for a number of reasons. It has documented the exclusion of women in the processes following war or violent conflicts, i.e. in peace-building processes, and demonstrated that this is the norm. It has also pointed out that conflict and war, security operations and security precautions are practices and p…
Migrants and Non-Migrants in Küçükkale: Consumption and Cultural Differentiation in the Transnational Village
When villages are marked by extensive out-migration and become transnationally extended, the dividing line between migrants and non-migrants becomes salient. But how deep do divisions run? In a cluster of Kurdish villages in central Turkey, notwithstanding continued social bonds, divisions between migrants and non-migrants are not least in existence when it comes to the cultural style of consumption practices, behaviour and manners. The mutual st…
Gender and social remittances: Return migrants to Yemen from Eastern Africa
Dans cet article, les récits de trois migrants de retour au Yémen depuis l’Afrique de l’Est invitent à considérer le rôle que les migrants ont pu jouer dans l’apport de nouvelles dynamiques sociales – d’un nouveau capital culturel et social – dans la société yéménite. L’émigration du Yémen vers l’Arabie saoudite et les pays du Golfe, ou bien l’immigration depuis la Corne de l’Afrique dessinent habituellement les principales routes migratoires. Ce…
Contesting Visibilities: Sartorial Strategies Among Muslim Women in Danish Media
Nye medie teknologier og migrationsnetværk skaber en ny situation for den muslimske befolkning i Europa. Igennem de seneste år har erklærede muslimer, ofte af ikke-sådan-lige-at-definere etnicitet, i stigende grad taget del i mediedebatter i nationale og interaktive medier. De blogger på internettet, skriver i aviser og deltager i paneldebatter. En anseelig andel af disse medieaktivister er kvinder og deres refleksioner over påklædning og fremtræ…
Dette nummers samlede anmeldelser
I dette nummer er følgnde bøger blevet anmeldt: Nadje Al-Ali and Nicola Pratt (eds.): Women and War in the Middle East. Transnational Perspectives. Zed Books, 2009. Margot Badran: Feminism in Islam: Secular and Religious Convergences. Oneworld, Oxford, 2009. Lene Sjørup and Hilda Rømer Christensen (eds.): Pieties and Gender. Brill, 2009
Hometown associations and solidarities in Kurdish transnational villages: The migration–development nexus in a European context
Mod en udvidelse af feminismen - nu også i Danmark
Li ge så laenge som feminismens definition af det gode kvindeliv har vaeret på dagsordenen, har denne definition gennem sit behov for modbilleder abonneret på en århundredlang rivalisering mellem dét som den caribisk-britiske kulturforsker, Stuart Hall, har kaldt 'Vesten og Resten'.Isaer siden 1980'erne er behovet for modbilleder blevet problematiseret
Kvinders islamiske aktivisme i et transnationalt perspektiv
Women’s Islamic activities in a transnational perspective This article discusses the potential of Islamic activism to assist in the integration of immigrant Muslims in Europe. Islamic activism is conceived as a social space of trans-national activity, for instance connecting Moroccan immigrants in Denmark with their homeland. The discussion is based on material from Fes, Morocco and Copenhagen, Denmark. The development of “transnationalism from b…
Intersektionalitet
News Media Consumption among Immigrants in Europe: The Relevance of Diaspora
In recent years, especially with the advent Digital Broadcasting Satellite (DBS) technology, transnational media has become central in the consumption of news by immigrant populations. This has received some attention as a factor associated with the lack of integration into their new societies. The present article demonstrates that diaspora as an analytic term is indeed relevant for observations and empirical investigations of media practices amo…
Jakob Gaarde Madsen: Mediernes konstruktion af flygtninge- og indvandrerspørgsmålet
Tv-nyheder fra hjemlandet - integration eller ghettoisering? Om transnationalisme og nyhedsforbrug
Hvilken rolle spiller medierne i hverdagslivet blandt etniske minoriteter i Danmark? Lidt firkantet kan man spørge: er mennesker af anden etnisk oprindelse mere integrerede, når de foretrækker dansk produceret fjern- syn, end når de foretrækker oprindelseslandets tv? Kultursociologen Connie Carøe Christiansen har i denne artikel trukket nogle af pointerne op fra en undersøgelse, som Danmarks Radio bestilte hos Socialforsk- ningsinstituttet om net…
Vi Islamister.. Distinktion Og Drama I Islamisk Aktivisme
Connie Carøe Christiansen: “We, Islamists”. Distinetion and Drama in Islamic Activism In the town of Fes the Islamic activists have now accepted Islamist as a term of selfdesignation. In the continuous drama of a rivalry between comrades and Islamists at the university campus, the Islamists are recreating themselves as Islamists. This struggle, as well as other activities of the Islamists, is reinforcing an objectifying approach to the world. The…
News Media Consumption among Immigrants in Europe: The Relevance of Diaspora
In recent years, especially with the advent Digital Broadcasting Satellite (DBS) technology, transnational media has become central in the consumption of news by immigrant populations. This has received some attention as a factor associated with the lack of integration into their new societies. The present article demonstrates that diaspora as an analytic term is indeed relevant for observations and empirical investigations of media practices amo…
Contesting Visibilities: Sartorial Strategies Among Muslim Women in Danish Media
Nye medie teknologier og migrationsnetværk skaber en ny situation for den muslimske befolkning i Europa. Igennem de seneste år har erklærede muslimer, ofte af ikke-sådan-lige-at-definere etnicitet, i stigende grad taget del i mediedebatter i nationale og interaktive medier. De blogger på internettet, skriver i aviser og deltager i paneldebatter. En anseelig andel af disse medieaktivister er kvinder og deres refleksioner over påklædning og fremtræ…
Hometown associations and solidarities in Kurdish transnational villages: The migration–development nexus in a European context
Tv-nyheder fra hjemlandet - integration eller ghettoisering? Om transnationalisme og nyhedsforbrug
Hvilken rolle spiller medierne i hverdagslivet blandt etniske minoriteter i Danmark? Lidt firkantet kan man spørge: er mennesker af anden etnisk oprindelse mere integrerede, når de foretrækker dansk produceret fjern- syn, end når de foretrækker oprindelseslandets tv? Kultursociologen Connie Carøe Christiansen har i denne artikel trukket nogle af pointerne op fra en undersøgelse, som Danmarks Radio bestilte hos Socialforsk- ningsinstituttet om net…
Muhamesheenactivism: Enacting citizenship during Yemen's transition
Political divides often take center stage in studies of Yemen, but the social fabric of Yemeni society is also highly heterogeneous, governed by norms that sharply define boundaries between different social strata. The Muhamesheen, or the marginalized are assumed to have an African origin, and constitute a class of untouchables who in a moralizing discourse on the Mohamesheen prevalent in Yemeni society, claims their inability to practice or poss…
Gender, Development and Security in Yemen’s Transition Process
How policies at international level approach the gender dimension becomes salient, even urgent, for women whose countries are immersed in war and conflict, and who without effective governance at more local levels, rely entirely on these policies. The way Yemen is presented in the documents and media reports from selected members of the ‘Friends of Yemen’ donor group is in this study discussed in light of a range of narratives identified by Stern…
Jakob Gaarde Madsen: Mediernes konstruktion af flygtninge- og indvandrerspørgsmålet
Vi Islamister.. Distinktion Og Drama I Islamisk Aktivisme
Connie Carøe Christiansen: “We, Islamists”. Distinetion and Drama in Islamic Activism In the town of Fes the Islamic activists have now accepted Islamist as a term of selfdesignation. In the continuous drama of a rivalry between comrades and Islamists at the university campus, the Islamists are recreating themselves as Islamists. This struggle, as well as other activities of the Islamists, is reinforcing an objectifying approach to the world. The…
Jakob Gaarde Madsen: Mediernes konstruktion af flygtninge- og indvandrerspørgsmålet
Tv-nyheder fra hjemlandet - integration eller ghettoisering? Om transnationalisme og nyhedsforbrug
Hvilken rolle spiller medierne i hverdagslivet blandt etniske minoriteter i Danmark? Lidt firkantet kan man spørge: er mennesker af anden etnisk oprindelse mere integrerede, når de foretrækker dansk produceret fjern- syn, end når de foretrækker oprindelseslandets tv? Kultursociologen Connie Carøe Christiansen har i denne artikel trukket nogle af pointerne op fra en undersøgelse, som Danmarks Radio bestilte hos Socialforsk- ningsinstituttet om net…
News Media Consumption among Immigrants in Europe: The Relevance of Diaspora
In recent years, especially with the advent Digital Broadcasting Satellite (DBS) technology, transnational media has become central in the consumption of news by immigrant populations. This has received some attention as a factor associated with the lack of integration into their new societies. The present article demonstrates that diaspora as an analytic term is indeed relevant for observations and empirical investigations of media practices amo…
Kvinders islamiske aktivisme i et transnationalt perspektiv
Women’s Islamic activities in a transnational perspective This article discusses the potential of Islamic activism to assist in the integration of immigrant Muslims in Europe. Islamic activism is conceived as a social space of trans-national activity, for instance connecting Moroccan immigrants in Denmark with their homeland. The discussion is based on material from Fes, Morocco and Copenhagen, Denmark. The development of “transnationalism from b…
Intersektionalitet
Hometown associations and solidarities in Kurdish transnational villages: The migration–development nexus in a European context
Mod en udvidelse af feminismen - nu også i Danmark
Li ge så laenge som feminismens definition af det gode kvindeliv har vaeret på dagsordenen, har denne definition gennem sit behov for modbilleder abonneret på en århundredlang rivalisering mellem dét som den caribisk-britiske kulturforsker, Stuart Hall, har kaldt 'Vesten og Resten'.Isaer siden 1980'erne er behovet for modbilleder blevet problematiseret
Dette nummers samlede anmeldelser
I dette nummer er følgnde bøger blevet anmeldt: Nadje Al-Ali and Nicola Pratt (eds.): Women and War in the Middle East. Transnational Perspectives. Zed Books, 2009. Margot Badran: Feminism in Islam: Secular and Religious Convergences. Oneworld, Oxford, 2009. Lene Sjørup and Hilda Rømer Christensen (eds.): Pieties and Gender. Brill, 2009
Contesting Visibilities: Sartorial Strategies Among Muslim Women in Danish Media
Nye medie teknologier og migrationsnetværk skaber en ny situation for den muslimske befolkning i Europa. Igennem de seneste år har erklærede muslimer, ofte af ikke-sådan-lige-at-definere etnicitet, i stigende grad taget del i mediedebatter i nationale og interaktive medier. De blogger på internettet, skriver i aviser og deltager i paneldebatter. En anseelig andel af disse medieaktivister er kvinder og deres refleksioner over påklædning og fremtræ…
Gender and social remittances: Return migrants to Yemen from Eastern Africa
Dans cet article, les récits de trois migrants de retour au Yémen depuis l’Afrique de l’Est invitent à considérer le rôle que les migrants ont pu jouer dans l’apport de nouvelles dynamiques sociales – d’un nouveau capital culturel et social – dans la société yéménite. L’émigration du Yémen vers l’Arabie saoudite et les pays du Golfe, ou bien l’immigration depuis la Corne de l’Afrique dessinent habituellement les principales routes migratoires. Ce…
Formations of Gender, Conflict and Violence and the New Security Agenda
In recent years, the nexus of gender, conflict and violence has become a frequent object of feminist research. This research has been significant for a number of reasons. It has documented the exclusion of women in the processes following war or violent conflicts, i.e. in peace-building processes, and demonstrated that this is the norm. It has also pointed out that conflict and war, security operations and security precautions are practices and p…
Migrants and Non-Migrants in Küçükkale: Consumption and Cultural Differentiation in the Transnational Village
When villages are marked by extensive out-migration and become transnationally extended, the dividing line between migrants and non-migrants becomes salient. But how deep do divisions run? In a cluster of Kurdish villages in central Turkey, notwithstanding continued social bonds, divisions between migrants and non-migrants are not least in existence when it comes to the cultural style of consumption practices, behaviour and manners. The mutual st…
Introduction: Teaching Gender and Diversity in Higher Education
Teachi ng gender and diversity in higher education is an activity that almost all gender studies scholars are engaged in.In many courses taught today, gender and diversity is a frequently recurring theme whether the teaching activities are part of 'traditional' academic disciplines or part of specific women's and gender studies programmes.Yet, how to teach gender and its intersecting categories is rarely up for debate in academic journals. 1 This…
Teaching Gender in a Transnational Perspective - Challenges, Resistances and Strategies
This opening article argues for the need for adopting a transnational perspective in the teaching of gender in the classroom, an approach which has considerable resemblance with Mohanty's 'Feminist solidarity or comparative feminist studies model' of teaching. The article contributes to an on-going scholarly debate on the teaching of gender in higher education by specifying how the transnational feminist perspective could be adopted in practice, …
Gender, Development and Security in Yemen’s Transition Process
How policies at international level approach the gender dimension becomes salient, even urgent, for women whose countries are immersed in war and conflict, and who without effective governance at more local levels, rely entirely on these policies. The way Yemen is presented in the documents and media reports from selected members of the ‘Friends of Yemen’ donor group is in this study discussed in light of a range of narratives identified by Stern…
Muhamesheenactivism: Enacting citizenship during Yemen's transition
Political divides often take center stage in studies of Yemen, but the social fabric of Yemeni society is also highly heterogeneous, governed by norms that sharply define boundaries between different social strata. The Muhamesheen, or the marginalized are assumed to have an African origin, and constitute a class of untouchables who in a moralizing discourse on the Mohamesheen prevalent in Yemeni society, claims their inability to practice or poss…
Political science (13 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Gender Studies (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Art (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Islam (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (3 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (3 works)