Teemu Ryymin
Biographic Data
| ID | 4244690 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Teemu Ryymin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Teemu |
| FAMILY NAME | Ryymin |
| SIGNATURE | RYYMIN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Uni Research (Norway) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Kolonialisme? Nordisk historieskriving om urfolk 1970–2021
Spørsmålet om hvorvidt nordiske stater har ført en kolonialistisk politikk, har i de senere år blitt reist i flere ulike sammenhenger. I artikkelen undersøkes om og i tilfelle hvordan historikere har brukt kolonialismebegrepet om relasjonen mellom staten og urfolkene, og hvilket innhold det i tilfelle har blitt gitt. Det argumenteres for at det i tiden etter ca. 1970 kan skilles mellom tre faser i historieskrivingen om samer og kalaallit inuit (G…
Vil man ha forskning i museene? Museumspolitiske mål og hindringer for forskningsarbeid
The Norwegian museum policy states that research is an important part of museum activities. Numerous structural and more employee-directed measures have been implemented, nationally and locally in the museums, to further and encourage research activity in the sector. Based on a survey among museum employees who have participated in continuing education courses in research and research publication at the University of Bergen, we argue that structu…
Fortellinger i nordnorsk minoritetshistorie
From Equality to Equivalence
This article investigates a shift in the justifying ideas in Norwegian public health and immigrant policies. Between 1970 and 2009, equality was gradually supplanted with equivalence as the main principle evoked in policy formulation. Potentially, this opened for more differentiated public health policies for immigrants and the indigenous Sámi. The specific needs of minorities were acknowledged, and the need for linguistic and cultural competence…
Public Health and Municipal Policy Making. Britain and Sweden, 1900–1940
Effecting Equality
At the heart of “the Nordic model of welfare” is a strong will for national integration and social equality between citizens and regions. It is commonly held that that “homogeneity ethnic” is one explanatory factor behind the Nordic model of welfare. On the contrary, we claim that it is the political will to treat the population as homogeneous that influenced the creation of the model, not any factual ethnic homogeneity (which is, after all, a hi…
Civilizing the “Uncivilized
The anti-tuberculosis campaign conducted in Finnmark, north Norway, between 1914 and the Second World War was informed by shifting scientific, social and ethnic notions pertaining to the disease itself, the region of Finnmark, and its population. This article focuses on how the Sámi were represented by the medical establishment, how that image of the Sámi influenced the form and the content of the fight against the disease, and how the anti-tuber…
Narrating the Arctic Finns
How have the Kvens – the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Finnish-speaking migrants in northern Norway – been represented in Finland? This article discusses the imagery of the Kvens found in the works of the Finnish author Samuli Paulaharju, one of the most influential Finnish authors engaged in the Kven question in the period between the wars. The main questions to be addressed are, first, why was Paulaharju interested in the Kvens? Second, wh…
Creating Kvenness
In this article I will examine some aspects of identity building among the Arctic Finns or Kvens in Norway in the 1980s and 1990s. During these decades, the Kvens started to organize themselves on ethnic lines. The main organization, Norske Kveners Forbund (the Association of Norwegian Kvens), is engaged in the creation of ethnic markers, such as a common proper name, differentiating elements of common culture, and a common history or a myth of o…
From Equality to Equivalence
This article investigates a shift in the justifying ideas in Norwegian public health and immigrant policies. Between 1970 and 2009, equality was gradually supplanted with equivalence as the main principle evoked in policy formulation. Potentially, this opened for more differentiated public health policies for immigrants and the indigenous Sámi. The specific needs of minorities were acknowledged, and the need for linguistic and cultural competence…
Civilizing the “Uncivilized
The anti-tuberculosis campaign conducted in Finnmark, north Norway, between 1914 and the Second World War was informed by shifting scientific, social and ethnic notions pertaining to the disease itself, the region of Finnmark, and its population. This article focuses on how the Sámi were represented by the medical establishment, how that image of the Sámi influenced the form and the content of the fight against the disease, and how the anti-tuber…
Vil man ha forskning i museene? Museumspolitiske mål og hindringer for forskningsarbeid
The Norwegian museum policy states that research is an important part of museum activities. Numerous structural and more employee-directed measures have been implemented, nationally and locally in the museums, to further and encourage research activity in the sector. Based on a survey among museum employees who have participated in continuing education courses in research and research publication at the University of Bergen, we argue that structu…
Fortellinger i nordnorsk minoritetshistorie
Effecting Equality
At the heart of “the Nordic model of welfare” is a strong will for national integration and social equality between citizens and regions. It is commonly held that that “homogeneity ethnic” is one explanatory factor behind the Nordic model of welfare. On the contrary, we claim that it is the political will to treat the population as homogeneous that influenced the creation of the model, not any factual ethnic homogeneity (which is, after all, a hi…
Creating Kvenness
In this article I will examine some aspects of identity building among the Arctic Finns or Kvens in Norway in the 1980s and 1990s. During these decades, the Kvens started to organize themselves on ethnic lines. The main organization, Norske Kveners Forbund (the Association of Norwegian Kvens), is engaged in the creation of ethnic markers, such as a common proper name, differentiating elements of common culture, and a common history or a myth of o…
Creating Kvenness
In this article I will examine some aspects of identity building among the Arctic Finns or Kvens in Norway in the 1980s and 1990s. During these decades, the Kvens started to organize themselves on ethnic lines. The main organization, Norske Kveners Forbund (the Association of Norwegian Kvens), is engaged in the creation of ethnic markers, such as a common proper name, differentiating elements of common culture, and a common history or a myth of o…
Narrating the Arctic Finns
How have the Kvens – the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Finnish-speaking migrants in northern Norway – been represented in Finland? This article discusses the imagery of the Kvens found in the works of the Finnish author Samuli Paulaharju, one of the most influential Finnish authors engaged in the Kven question in the period between the wars. The main questions to be addressed are, first, why was Paulaharju interested in the Kvens? Second, wh…
Civilizing the “Uncivilized
The anti-tuberculosis campaign conducted in Finnmark, north Norway, between 1914 and the Second World War was informed by shifting scientific, social and ethnic notions pertaining to the disease itself, the region of Finnmark, and its population. This article focuses on how the Sámi were represented by the medical establishment, how that image of the Sámi influenced the form and the content of the fight against the disease, and how the anti-tuber…
Effecting Equality
At the heart of “the Nordic model of welfare” is a strong will for national integration and social equality between citizens and regions. It is commonly held that that “homogeneity ethnic” is one explanatory factor behind the Nordic model of welfare. On the contrary, we claim that it is the political will to treat the population as homogeneous that influenced the creation of the model, not any factual ethnic homogeneity (which is, after all, a hi…
Public Health and Municipal Policy Making. Britain and Sweden, 1900–1940
Fortellinger i nordnorsk minoritetshistorie
From Equality to Equivalence
This article investigates a shift in the justifying ideas in Norwegian public health and immigrant policies. Between 1970 and 2009, equality was gradually supplanted with equivalence as the main principle evoked in policy formulation. Potentially, this opened for more differentiated public health policies for immigrants and the indigenous Sámi. The specific needs of minorities were acknowledged, and the need for linguistic and cultural competence…
Vil man ha forskning i museene? Museumspolitiske mål og hindringer for forskningsarbeid
The Norwegian museum policy states that research is an important part of museum activities. Numerous structural and more employee-directed measures have been implemented, nationally and locally in the museums, to further and encourage research activity in the sector. Based on a survey among museum employees who have participated in continuing education courses in research and research publication at the University of Bergen, we argue that structu…
Kolonialisme? Nordisk historieskriving om urfolk 1970–2021
Spørsmålet om hvorvidt nordiske stater har ført en kolonialistisk politikk, har i de senere år blitt reist i flere ulike sammenhenger. I artikkelen undersøkes om og i tilfelle hvordan historikere har brukt kolonialismebegrepet om relasjonen mellom staten og urfolkene, og hvilket innhold det i tilfelle har blitt gitt. Det argumenteres for at det i tiden etter ca. 1970 kan skilles mellom tre faser i historieskrivingen om samer og kalaallit inuit (G…
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Ethnic group (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Norwegian (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works)