Lansering av nytt nettsted: www.migrasjonsforskning.no
Norsk Nettverk for Migrasjonsforskning er et nytt, åpent forskernettverk som skal legge til rette for informasjonsutveksling for forskere og studenter som arbeider innen feltet internasjonal migrasjon, integrasjon og etniske relasjoner. Nettverket ønsker å synliggjøre norsk forskning for alle som er interessert i forskning og kunnskapsutvikling på feltet.
Nettsidene administreres av IMER/UiB
Gå til www.migrasjonsforskning.no
New web publication
A collection of papers from the 14th Nordic Migration Researchers Conference is now available on the conference website.
Read them here
Open IMER/UiB Workshop
The Crystallisation of National Identities in Contemporary Europe
Time : 17-19 Sept. Day one: 13.00-16.00. On day two and three the workshop will commence at 10.00 Place : Seminar room 327, Herman Fossgt. 6 , UiB
Yngve Lithman's Norface seminar lecture
Download draft version of Yngve Lithman's lecture presented at the Norface Seminar on Religion, Public Culture, and the New Immigration
at Aarhus University, April 24-25, 2008.
Download text and illustrations
Boknyhet: Mette Andersson gir ut ny bok om flerfarget idrett
Les mer om boken
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Konferanseprogrammet til "Mangfold, samhold og samfunn i endring" - konferansen er nå klart
Den 17-18 april 2008 arrangerer IMER/UiB brukerkonferansen "Mangfold, samhold og samfunn i endring". Finn mer informasjon om konferansen og programmet her.
Conference programme now available
The conference
programme of the 14th Nordic Migration Researchers Conference arranged by IMER/UiB on 14-16 November 2007 are now available.Go to the conference webportal
to view the programme and to find more information on the conference.
Co-Director at IMER/UiB, Mette Andersson Receives Funding for Two New Projects
The one is a NORFACE - project entitled: 'The Architecture of Contemporary Religious Transmission' and is led by Roger Hewitt from the Centre for Urban and Community Research, Goldsmiths College, University of London. Mette Andersson(Imer/UiB), Ingrid Gogolin (Hamburg University) and Caroline Knowles (Goldsmiths College, London) make up the project partners. Anders Vassenden(UiB) will work together with Mette Andersson on the Norwegian part of the project. The NORFACE project will run for 20 months. Read more..
The other project Mette Andersson has received funding from is named: "Transnasjonale nettverk - nasjonale demokratier. Politisk mobilisering og engasjement blant unge med innvandrerbakgrunn". Mette Andersson(UiB) is leading the project and Christine M. Jacobsen(The Rokkan centre), Jon Rogstad (ISF), Viggo Vestel (Nova) and one PhD student are participating in the project. The project is funded through the Norwegian Research Council's programme for Imer-related research and will run for three years. Read more..
EUROSPHERE Successfully Kicked Off
On Februar 14th 2007 the EU-financed research-project Eurosphere coordinated by Imer/Unifob Global at the University of Bergen successfully kicked off.
Read more information about the Kick off conference in Norwegian or in English.
Follow the development of the Eurosphere project on the Eurosphere webportal: www.eurosphere.uib.no
New Publications
Mette Andersson (2008): "Flerfarget idrett: Nasjonalitet, migrasjon og minoritet". Oslo: Fagbokforlaget
Hakan G. Sicakkan(2008): States, Citizens, Asylum Seekers. A Comparative Analysis of th e Relationship between European Historical Citizenship Models and National Asylum Determination Systems. Book manuscript contracted for publication with The Edwin Mellen Press, New York. (Available in the market by summer 2007)
Hakan G. Sicakkan and Yngve Lithman (eds.) (2006)): What Happens When the Society is Diverse. Exploring Multidimensional Identities. Anthology in print at The Edwin Mellen Press, New York. For more information please visit the publisher's website.
Hakan G. Sicakkan and Yngve Lithman (eds.) (2005): Changing the Basis of Citizenship in the Modern State. Political Theory and the Politics of Diversity. New York: The Edwin Mellen Press. For book reviews, follow the publisher’s website.
Mette Andersson, Yngve Lithman & Ove Sernhede (eds.) (2005): Youth, Otherness, and the Plural City: Modes of Belonging and Social Life. Gothenburg: Daidalos. For more information please visit the publisher's website.
Mette Andersson (2005): Urban Multi-Culture in Norway: Identity Formation among Immigrant Youth. New York: Edwin Mellen Press. For more information please visit the publisher's website.
Randi Gressgård (2005): Fra identitet til forskjell. Oslo: Spartacus.
