Drawing upon the concept of occupational possibilities as well as a critical public health frame, this study examined the ways that immigrant pupils were discursively shaped within Norwegian newspaper articles. Discourses can influence what immigrant pupils and their families view as possible and ideal ways to participate in schooling and society, as well as what the society views as appropriate measures and guidelines to support immigrant pupils and their occupations. 20 Norwegian newspaper articles concerning immigrants and elementary schools in Oslo published in 2012 were analysed using a method of critical discourse analysis (CDA). The analysis draws on governmentality perspectives in a framework of critical public health and occupation...
Globalmigrationhasledtoincreasingnumbersofchildrenencountering schools as newcomers in their new cou...
Norway has become a multicultural society where cultural encounters still can be seen as cultural co...
Tracing the representation of the ‘immigrant others’ in Norwegian schoolbooks over the past century,...
Drawing upon the concept of occupational possibilities as well as a critical public health frame, th...
This article examines how immigrant youths from non-western countries experience everyday life in an...
The aim of the thesis is immigrant youth and Norwegians born to immigrant parents in upper secondary...
Norsk sammendrag: Foreldres involvering i sine ungdommers utdanning i videregående skole oppfattes ...
The English language holds a privileged position in Norwegian society. Although it is not one of the...
The right to education for young immigrants above 16 years of age with a need for Norwegian courses ...
This article, through the prism of immigration policy models proposed by Stephen Castles (1995), Ste...
Dei siste tiåra har Norge opplevd auka innvandring. Dette har ført med seg meir språkleg, etnisk og ...
This paper examines the inclusion/exclusion of immigrants’ perspectives and lived experiences in the...
Global migration has led to increasing numbers of children encountering schools as newcomers in thei...
The aim of this paper was to investigate structural aspects of inclusion of immigrant students in No...
During the last decade, Norway has had one of the fastest growing populations in Europe, due to labo...
Globalmigrationhasledtoincreasingnumbersofchildrenencountering schools as newcomers in their new cou...
Norway has become a multicultural society where cultural encounters still can be seen as cultural co...
Tracing the representation of the ‘immigrant others’ in Norwegian schoolbooks over the past century,...
Drawing upon the concept of occupational possibilities as well as a critical public health frame, th...
This article examines how immigrant youths from non-western countries experience everyday life in an...
The aim of the thesis is immigrant youth and Norwegians born to immigrant parents in upper secondary...
Norsk sammendrag: Foreldres involvering i sine ungdommers utdanning i videregående skole oppfattes ...
The English language holds a privileged position in Norwegian society. Although it is not one of the...
The right to education for young immigrants above 16 years of age with a need for Norwegian courses ...
This article, through the prism of immigration policy models proposed by Stephen Castles (1995), Ste...
Dei siste tiåra har Norge opplevd auka innvandring. Dette har ført med seg meir språkleg, etnisk og ...
This paper examines the inclusion/exclusion of immigrants’ perspectives and lived experiences in the...
Global migration has led to increasing numbers of children encountering schools as newcomers in thei...
The aim of this paper was to investigate structural aspects of inclusion of immigrant students in No...
During the last decade, Norway has had one of the fastest growing populations in Europe, due to labo...
Globalmigrationhasledtoincreasingnumbersofchildrenencountering schools as newcomers in their new cou...
Norway has become a multicultural society where cultural encounters still can be seen as cultural co...
Tracing the representation of the ‘immigrant others’ in Norwegian schoolbooks over the past century,...