LA NORVÈGE

par Marit Melhuus, Marianne E. Lien et Sophie Chevalier

1. M. Melhuus, M. Lien et S. Chevalier Introduction

2. Marianne Gullestad (senior researcher, Institute of Social Studies, Oslo)

sur l’histoire de « l’ethnologie chez soi » en Norvège.

3. Thomas Hylland Eriksen (prof., Université d’Oslo 

Theoretical origins of Norwegian research on ethnicity.

4. Marianne E. Lien (prof. associée, University of Oslo) et Sofia Josefine Spjuth

Skiing at twilight. Making locality in coastal Finnmark

5. Halvard Vike (Professor, University of Oslo)

Gendered welfare and the morality of the state

6. Runar Døving

7. Tordis Borchgrevink (senior researcher, Institute of Social Studies)

The Trouble with Secularism (The title paraphrases Irshad Maji’s book The Trouble with Islam, and it is tentative.)

8. Lars Christian Risan (post doc, University of Oslo) 

Practising social democracy through cattle breeding

9. Britt Kramvig (senior researcher ; Norut Research Center, Tromso) 

Ethnicity in the High North

10. Marit Melhuus (Professor, University of Oslo) 

Imagining society: biotechnology, embryos and morality in Norway

11. Signe Howell (Professor, University of Oslo) 

Blood, soil, culture and sociality: Some criteria for belonging in contemporary Norway.

12. Ingunn Klepp (SIFO National Institute for Consumer Research; Oslo)

Dangerous colours

13. Karen Syse  (Centre for Developement and Environment; Oslo)

Narratives about Heather in Hordaland; rural landscapes and discourses about the environment

14. Trond Thuen (Depart. Of Anthropology, Un. of TromsÆ)

Governing diversity: The state and the Saami-Norwegian relationship in a historical perspectives

La gestion interne de la diversité. Une approche historique de la relation de l’État avec les Sames * et les Norvégiens

15. Christine M. Jacobsen

Shaping the future of Islam in Norway: Religious subjectivities and practices among young Muslims in Oslo