Brita Bungum
Biographic Data
| ID | 872620 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Brita Bungum |
| GIVEN NAMES | Brita |
| FAMILY NAME | Bungum |
| SIGNATURE | BUNGUM B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1064-3133 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Polish migrant fathers using parental leave in Norway
Objective: This article explores how the Norwegian care regime impacts Polish migrant fathers' caring practices. Background: The present study illustrates the importance of context sensitive research when describing the consequences of migration from migratory-source countries in Eastern Europe. When a father’s labor migration takes place in an institutional context with a care regime which includes earmarked parental leave rights for fathers, it…
Norwegian Working Fathers in Global Working Life
This article examines the impact that global working life has on working fathers’ practices and family life. The internationalization of working life implies that different traditions and practices encounter and challenge each other. The focus is on mothers’ and children's experiences with work–family life and their perceptions of fathers working in global companies. Using a case study approach, we explore how working conditions in global knowled…
The rise and fall of cash for care in Norway
The cash-for-care scheme was introduced in 1998 in Norway. During the first period after its introduction, the percentage of users was high at 91 per cent. Since 2005, however, the use has decreased substantially year by year. Thus, the use of cash for care has changed over the 15 years it has existed. In this article we take these changes as our point of departure and analyse more closely what we might call ‘the rise and fall of the cash-for-car…
Med nøkkelen rundt halsen – Barns opplevelser av mødres og fedres arbeidsliv
The purpose of this thesis has been to provide new insight into sociological coherencies between work and family life. The main subject has been to study how the everyday of parents and children is formed in an interaction between work life, family and welfare arrangements for children and parents. The voices of the children, and their perspectives have been absent in debates on time and time squeeze in the family. The work is the adult's home gr…
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The rise and fall of cash for care in Norway
The cash-for-care scheme was introduced in 1998 in Norway. During the first period after its introduction, the percentage of users was high at 91 per cent. Since 2005, however, the use has decreased substantially year by year. Thus, the use of cash for care has changed over the 15 years it has existed. In this article we take these changes as our point of departure and analyse more closely what we might call ‘the rise and fall of the cash-for-car…
Norwegian Working Fathers in Global Working Life
This article examines the impact that global working life has on working fathers’ practices and family life. The internationalization of working life implies that different traditions and practices encounter and challenge each other. The focus is on mothers’ and children's experiences with work–family life and their perceptions of fathers working in global companies. Using a case study approach, we explore how working conditions in global knowled…
Bokanmeldelser
Med nøkkelen rundt halsen – Barns opplevelser av mødres og fedres arbeidsliv
The purpose of this thesis has been to provide new insight into sociological coherencies between work and family life. The main subject has been to study how the everyday of parents and children is formed in an interaction between work life, family and welfare arrangements for children and parents. The voices of the children, and their perspectives have been absent in debates on time and time squeeze in the family. The work is the adult's home gr…
The rise and fall of cash for care in Norway
The cash-for-care scheme was introduced in 1998 in Norway. During the first period after its introduction, the percentage of users was high at 91 per cent. Since 2005, however, the use has decreased substantially year by year. Thus, the use of cash for care has changed over the 15 years it has existed. In this article we take these changes as our point of departure and analyse more closely what we might call ‘the rise and fall of the cash-for-car…
Norwegian Working Fathers in Global Working Life
This article examines the impact that global working life has on working fathers’ practices and family life. The internationalization of working life implies that different traditions and practices encounter and challenge each other. The focus is on mothers’ and children's experiences with work–family life and their perceptions of fathers working in global companies. Using a case study approach, we explore how working conditions in global knowled…
Polish migrant fathers using parental leave in Norway
Objective: This article explores how the Norwegian care regime impacts Polish migrant fathers' caring practices. Background: The present study illustrates the importance of context sensitive research when describing the consequences of migration from migratory-source countries in Eastern Europe. When a father’s labor migration takes place in an institutional context with a care regime which includes earmarked parental leave rights for fathers, it…
Political science (4 works) · Norwegian (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (3 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (2 works) · Business (1 works)