Research Groups
The department has three research groups. These groups organize research seminars, guest lectures and other activities at the department.
Welcome to the Department of Sociology
Sociology is about social life in a wide sense. Sociologists study relations between humans in small and large social communities, between individuals, groups and organisations at the local, national and global level. Sociologists are concerned with human activities and actions tending to have a pattern or a structure that is relatively independent from single individuals. Sociologists work to explain and interpret how people are shaped by societal conditions and simultaneously are able to change these conditions through their actions and reactions. The study of sociology can focus on everything from analyses of meetings between individuals to in-depth investigations of global processes.
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News
Adivasi Mobilization in India
New publication from Alf Gunvald Nilsen in Critical Sociology: Adivasi Mobilization in Contemporary India: Democratizing the Local State?
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New book: Marxism and Social Movements
Alf Gunvald Nilsen has edited a new book with Colin Barker, Manchester Metropolitan University, Laurence Cox, National University of Ireland Maynooth and John Krinsky, The City College of New York.
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Migration and care work in Norway and the United Kingdom
Professor Karen Christensen and Ingrid Guldvik have published the new report"Migrant care workers’ lived experiences in the UK and Norway".
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From unemployment protection to poverty relief
New article in International Journal of Social Welfare:Unemployment and economic security for young adults in Finland, Norway and Sweden: from unemployment protection to poverty relief by Lorentzen T, Angelin A, Dahl E, Kauppinen T, Moisio P, Salonen T.
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A Real Marriage? Applying for Marriage Migration to Norway
Helga Eggebø has published a new article in Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
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- Adivasi Mobilization in India (12.06.2013)
- New book: Marxism and Social Movements (07.06.2013)
- Migration and care work in Norway and the United Kingdom (07.05.2013)
- Workshop on democracy, justice and climate change (15.01.2013)
- Manglende sikkerhetsnett for unge med høyere utdannelse (05.12.2012)