Per Arne Tufte
Biographic Data
| ID | 3938526 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Per Arne Tufte |
| GIVEN NAMES | Per Arne |
| FAMILY NAME | Tufte |
| SIGNATURE | TUFTE P A |
| AFFILIATIONS | OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Exploring Work-Related Characteristics as Predictors of Norwegian Sheep Farmers' Affective Job Satisfaction
Farmers' satisfaction with their farm job can have far-reaching implications, as farmer and livestock wellbeing is likely to be intertwined. The aim of this study was to explore how job satisfaction of Norwegian sheep farmers is associated with other work-related traits, such as work motivation, perceived physical work environment, the performance of management routines, and the proportion of their income derived from farming. Overall, respondent…
Some Remarks on Effect Studies of Physician Dissatisfaction
I present a few general comments on the study of causality from the viewpoint of research methodology and philosophy of science. Researchers should notice that there are several conceptions of causality implicating diverse research strategies. I argue that a mechanism approach to causality is most adequate and that this approach calls attention to the level of explanation and the importance of context and intervening causal mechanisms
Discretionary Decision-Making in a Changing Context of Activation Policies and Welfare Reforms
Street-level bureaucrats are considered to be subject to bureaucratic managerial regimes and threatened by stronger regulation and a reduction in their ability to exercise control over their work. Contrary to the managerial approach, predicting curtailment of professional autonomy, theorists foretell the continuing importance of discretion in the translation of social objectives into actual service delivery. Given such opposite predictions, what …
Risky Professions? Risk of Disability in Professions in Norway
Modern professions provide important and essential services like engineering, financial services, and welfare state services. Sustaining a sufficient supply of these services requires professionals to remain in the workforce as long as possible. This article examines variation in the risk of disability pension among individuals with different professional education backgrounds according to the status of the profession and its primary task (i.e., …
Tor Midtbø: Stata – en entusiastisk innføring
Forståelser av kausalbegrepet i samfunnsvitenskapene
Sten-Erik Clausen: Multivariate analysemetoder for samfunnsvitere. Med eksempler i SPSS
Hjelper det å dulte til dem som har snublet? – Et adferdsøkonomisk perspektiv på tilgangen av kreditt til utsatte låntagere
Agentbasert modellering en del av samfunnsvitenskapenes verktøykasse
Agentbasert modellering – en del av samfunnsvitenskapenes verktøykasse\nI denne artikkelen introduserer vi agentbaserte modeller og gir eksempler på hvordan slike modeller har vært brukt i analyser av sosiale fenomener. Agentbaserte modeller er databaserte simuleringsmodeller som definerer et sett med agenter som handler og samhandler innenfor bestemte omgivelser. Med utgangspunkt i dette kan en studere hvordan det genereres samhandlingsmønstre o…
Discretionary Decision-Making in a Changing Context of Activation Policies and Welfare Reforms
Street-level bureaucrats are considered to be subject to bureaucratic managerial regimes and threatened by stronger regulation and a reduction in their ability to exercise control over their work. Contrary to the managerial approach, predicting curtailment of professional autonomy, theorists foretell the continuing importance of discretion in the translation of social objectives into actual service delivery. Given such opposite predictions, what …
Exploring Work-Related Characteristics as Predictors of Norwegian Sheep Farmers' Affective Job Satisfaction
Farmers' satisfaction with their farm job can have far-reaching implications, as farmer and livestock wellbeing is likely to be intertwined. The aim of this study was to explore how job satisfaction of Norwegian sheep farmers is associated with other work-related traits, such as work motivation, perceived physical work environment, the performance of management routines, and the proportion of their income derived from farming. Overall, respondent…
Agentbasert modellering en del av samfunnsvitenskapenes verktøykasse
Agentbasert modellering – en del av samfunnsvitenskapenes verktøykasse\nI denne artikkelen introduserer vi agentbaserte modeller og gir eksempler på hvordan slike modeller har vært brukt i analyser av sosiale fenomener. Agentbaserte modeller er databaserte simuleringsmodeller som definerer et sett med agenter som handler og samhandler innenfor bestemte omgivelser. Med utgangspunkt i dette kan en studere hvordan det genereres samhandlingsmønstre o…
Sten-Erik Clausen: Multivariate analysemetoder for samfunnsvitere. Med eksempler i SPSS
Hjelper det å dulte til dem som har snublet? – Et adferdsøkonomisk perspektiv på tilgangen av kreditt til utsatte låntagere
Risky Professions? Risk of Disability in Professions in Norway
Modern professions provide important and essential services like engineering, financial services, and welfare state services. Sustaining a sufficient supply of these services requires professionals to remain in the workforce as long as possible. This article examines variation in the risk of disability pension among individuals with different professional education backgrounds according to the status of the profession and its primary task (i.e., …
Tor Midtbø: Stata – en entusiastisk innføring
Forståelser av kausalbegrepet i samfunnsvitenskapene
Discretionary Decision-Making in a Changing Context of Activation Policies and Welfare Reforms
Street-level bureaucrats are considered to be subject to bureaucratic managerial regimes and threatened by stronger regulation and a reduction in their ability to exercise control over their work. Contrary to the managerial approach, predicting curtailment of professional autonomy, theorists foretell the continuing importance of discretion in the translation of social objectives into actual service delivery. Given such opposite predictions, what …
Some Remarks on Effect Studies of Physician Dissatisfaction
I present a few general comments on the study of causality from the viewpoint of research methodology and philosophy of science. Researchers should notice that there are several conceptions of causality implicating diverse research strategies. I argue that a mechanism approach to causality is most adequate and that this approach calls attention to the level of explanation and the importance of context and intervening causal mechanisms
Exploring Work-Related Characteristics as Predictors of Norwegian Sheep Farmers' Affective Job Satisfaction
Farmers' satisfaction with their farm job can have far-reaching implications, as farmer and livestock wellbeing is likely to be intertwined. The aim of this study was to explore how job satisfaction of Norwegian sheep farmers is associated with other work-related traits, such as work motivation, perceived physical work environment, the performance of management routines, and the proportion of their income derived from farming. Overall, respondent…
Political science (6 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Norwegian (2 works) · Welfare (2 works) · Work (physics) (2 works) · Agriculture (1 works) · Agriculture and Farm Safety (1 works)