B H Holte
Biographic Data
| ID | 49641 |
|---|---|
| NAME | B H Holte |
| GIVEN NAMES | B H |
| FAMILY NAME | Holte |
| SIGNATURE | HOLTE B H |
| AFFILIATIONS | VID Specialized University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4344-0439 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Tiggeturisme eller arbeidsinnvandring? Arbeid og tigging i offentlige dokumenter og blant EU-migranter i randsonen av det norske arbeidsmarkedet
Innlemmingen av øst-europeiske land i Den europeiske union (EU) i 2004 og 2007 ble fulgt av betydelig mobilitet til Norge. Borgere av EU-land har adgang og rett til opphold i Norge i inntil tre måneder, men må kunne fremvise en gyldig arbeidsavtale eller dokumentere at de besitter økonomiske midler for lengre opphold. Gjennom rundskriv og forvaltningspraksis, knyttes også velferdsrettigheter til arbeid. I praksis fungerer arbeid for mange som en …
Diaconia as the Art of the Possible: Diaconal Engagement for Roma Migrants in Oslo, Norway
Itinerant Roma migrants travelling from Eastern European countries have featured across the European Economic Area (EEA) since the European Union's eastward expansions in 2004 and 2007. Being unskilled, many Roma migrants engage in casual work and street work such as playing music, selling magazines, collecting and recycling bottles and cans, and begging, making them conspicuously visible in countries with public welfare services and low poverty …
Blomsterhager og shambaer: Hagebruk innenfor og utenfor en eliteskole i Kenya
Sammendrag Artikkelen tar utgangspunkt i en hendelse fra feltarbeid ved en eliteskole i Kenya. Den beskriver og analyserer hagebruk innenfor og utenfor skolen, samt hagepraksiser og hageprat ved skolen. Den bygger på deltakende observasjon og arkivmateriale, samt sekundære kilder og skjønnlitteratur. Artikkelen viser at innsiden og utsiden av skolen var preget av ulike former for hagebruk og stod i kontrast til hverandre, men at de allikevel hadd…
Aalan’s Story: Waithood, Capital, and Categories of Youth Research and Policy in Young People’s Lives
Covid-19 and The Islamic Council of Norway: The Social Role of Religious Organizations
The new coronavirus came to Norway along with vacationers returning from Italy and Austria in February 2020. In less than a month, the demographic profile of the individuals infected by the virus changed from the privileged to the less privileged and from people born in Norway to immigrants from certain mostly Muslimmajority countries. This article presents how The Islamic Council of Norway (ICN) produced and distributed information material abou…
Religion and integration: Religious organisations’ communication in a diverse city district of Oslo, Norway
This article raises the question whether and how religious organisations contribute to integration in a diverse city district of Oslo, the capital of Norway. Drawing on Niklas Luhmann’s theory of society and his work on religion, it argues that this question requires an analysis of the way religious organisations are integrated into different social systems and of the way people are included in such organisations. With regard to the inclusion of …
Tonje Vold: Å lese verden. Fra imperieblikkog postkolonialisme til verdenslitteratur og økokritikk
The Neet concept in comparative youth research: The Nordic countries and South Africa
The NEET concept has become widely used internationally since its emergence in the UK almost two decades ago. This article reviews the adoption of the concept in two extreme contexts in terms of NEET rates, youth opportunities and youth welfare: the Nordic countries and South Africa. The article discusses the situations of NEET young people in the two contexts, and how the concept is used in the wealthy and relatively homogenous Nordic welfare st…
Counting and Meeting Neet Young People: Methodology, Perspective and Meaning in Research on Marginalized Youth
The concept of ‘not in education, employment, or training’ (NEET) has gained wide usage in youth research over the last two decades. This article reviews the concept’s background and discusses how it is linked to population statistics. Drawing on literature within the fields of anthropology, sociology and educational research, as well as field research conducted in Norway, the article discusses how, by meeting young people categorized as NEET for…
Counting and Meeting Neet Young People: Methodology, Perspective and Meaning in Research on Marginalized Youth
The concept of ‘not in education, employment, or training’ (NEET) has gained wide usage in youth research over the last two decades. This article reviews the concept’s background and discusses how it is linked to population statistics. Drawing on literature within the fields of anthropology, sociology and educational research, as well as field research conducted in Norway, the article discusses how, by meeting young people categorized as NEET for…
The Neet concept in comparative youth research: The Nordic countries and South Africa
The NEET concept has become widely used internationally since its emergence in the UK almost two decades ago. This article reviews the adoption of the concept in two extreme contexts in terms of NEET rates, youth opportunities and youth welfare: the Nordic countries and South Africa. The article discusses the situations of NEET young people in the two contexts, and how the concept is used in the wealthy and relatively homogenous Nordic welfare st…
Tiggeturisme eller arbeidsinnvandring? Arbeid og tigging i offentlige dokumenter og blant EU-migranter i randsonen av det norske arbeidsmarkedet
Innlemmingen av øst-europeiske land i Den europeiske union (EU) i 2004 og 2007 ble fulgt av betydelig mobilitet til Norge. Borgere av EU-land har adgang og rett til opphold i Norge i inntil tre måneder, men må kunne fremvise en gyldig arbeidsavtale eller dokumentere at de besitter økonomiske midler for lengre opphold. Gjennom rundskriv og forvaltningspraksis, knyttes også velferdsrettigheter til arbeid. I praksis fungerer arbeid for mange som en …
Diaconia as the Art of the Possible: Diaconal Engagement for Roma Migrants in Oslo, Norway
Itinerant Roma migrants travelling from Eastern European countries have featured across the European Economic Area (EEA) since the European Union's eastward expansions in 2004 and 2007. Being unskilled, many Roma migrants engage in casual work and street work such as playing music, selling magazines, collecting and recycling bottles and cans, and begging, making them conspicuously visible in countries with public welfare services and low poverty …
Aalan’s Story: Waithood, Capital, and Categories of Youth Research and Policy in Young People’s Lives
Counting and Meeting Neet Young People: Methodology, Perspective and Meaning in Research on Marginalized Youth
The concept of ‘not in education, employment, or training’ (NEET) has gained wide usage in youth research over the last two decades. This article reviews the concept’s background and discusses how it is linked to population statistics. Drawing on literature within the fields of anthropology, sociology and educational research, as well as field research conducted in Norway, the article discusses how, by meeting young people categorized as NEET for…
The Neet concept in comparative youth research: The Nordic countries and South Africa
The NEET concept has become widely used internationally since its emergence in the UK almost two decades ago. This article reviews the adoption of the concept in two extreme contexts in terms of NEET rates, youth opportunities and youth welfare: the Nordic countries and South Africa. The article discusses the situations of NEET young people in the two contexts, and how the concept is used in the wealthy and relatively homogenous Nordic welfare st…
Covid-19 and The Islamic Council of Norway: The Social Role of Religious Organizations
The new coronavirus came to Norway along with vacationers returning from Italy and Austria in February 2020. In less than a month, the demographic profile of the individuals infected by the virus changed from the privileged to the less privileged and from people born in Norway to immigrants from certain mostly Muslimmajority countries. This article presents how The Islamic Council of Norway (ICN) produced and distributed information material abou…
Religion and integration: Religious organisations’ communication in a diverse city district of Oslo, Norway
This article raises the question whether and how religious organisations contribute to integration in a diverse city district of Oslo, the capital of Norway. Drawing on Niklas Luhmann’s theory of society and his work on religion, it argues that this question requires an analysis of the way religious organisations are integrated into different social systems and of the way people are included in such organisations. With regard to the inclusion of …
Tonje Vold: Å lese verden. Fra imperieblikkog postkolonialisme til verdenslitteratur og økokritikk
Aalan’s Story: Waithood, Capital, and Categories of Youth Research and Policy in Young People’s Lives
Blomsterhager og shambaer: Hagebruk innenfor og utenfor en eliteskole i Kenya
Sammendrag Artikkelen tar utgangspunkt i en hendelse fra feltarbeid ved en eliteskole i Kenya. Den beskriver og analyserer hagebruk innenfor og utenfor skolen, samt hagepraksiser og hageprat ved skolen. Den bygger på deltakende observasjon og arkivmateriale, samt sekundære kilder og skjønnlitteratur. Artikkelen viser at innsiden og utsiden av skolen var preget av ulike former for hagebruk og stod i kontrast til hverandre, men at de allikevel hadd…
Diaconia as the Art of the Possible: Diaconal Engagement for Roma Migrants in Oslo, Norway
Itinerant Roma migrants travelling from Eastern European countries have featured across the European Economic Area (EEA) since the European Union's eastward expansions in 2004 and 2007. Being unskilled, many Roma migrants engage in casual work and street work such as playing music, selling magazines, collecting and recycling bottles and cans, and begging, making them conspicuously visible in countries with public welfare services and low poverty …
Tiggeturisme eller arbeidsinnvandring? Arbeid og tigging i offentlige dokumenter og blant EU-migranter i randsonen av det norske arbeidsmarkedet
Innlemmingen av øst-europeiske land i Den europeiske union (EU) i 2004 og 2007 ble fulgt av betydelig mobilitet til Norge. Borgere av EU-land har adgang og rett til opphold i Norge i inntil tre måneder, men må kunne fremvise en gyldig arbeidsavtale eller dokumentere at de besitter økonomiske midler for lengre opphold. Gjennom rundskriv og forvaltningspraksis, knyttes også velferdsrettigheter til arbeid. I praksis fungerer arbeid for mange som en …
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Welfare (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Youth Education and Societal Dynamics (3 works)