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Marry-Anne Karlsen har PhD i sosialantropologi fra Universitetet i Bergen 2015 og hovedfag i samfunnsgeografi fra samme sted 2006. Karlsens faglige interesser er i skjæringspunktet mellom migrasjonskontroll og velferdspolitikk og i sin PhD-avhandling Precarious inclusion. Irregular migration, practices of care and state b/ordering in Norway utforsket Karlsen blant annet hvordan helsevesenet i økende grad ble involvert i migrasjonskontroll. Avhandlingen var en del av det NFR-finansierte prosjektet Provision of Welfare to Irregular Migrants. (2011-2015).
Karlsen ble tildelt et ERC Starting Grant i 2022 for sitt prosjekt Contested Knowledges in and through Asylum Litigation (ASYKNOW). Prosjektet har oppstart i 2023.
Karlsen er forsker ved Senter for kvinne- og kjønnsforskning (SKOK), Universitetet i Bergen, der hun jobber som forsker ved følgende prosjekt:
- PROTECT: The Right to International Protection. A Pendulum between Globalization and Nativization?
Fra 2016 til 2020 var hun postdoktor på det NFR-finansierte prosjektet WAIT - I vente på en usikker fremtid: temporaliteter rundt irregulær migrasjon.
Verv: Styremedlem og tidligere leder (2018-2021) av IMER Bergen (International Migration and Ethnic Relations Research Unit Bergen).
2022
Seks norske forskere får EUs stipend for unge lovende. Artikkel i Forskerforum om ERC Starting Grant-tildeldingen. 22.11.2022
Pressemelding fra UiB om ERC Starting Grant-tildelingen i 2022: Europeisk tildeling til UiB-forsking på migrasjon og diamantbelegg. 22.11.2022
European Research Council awards €636m in grants to emerging science talent across Europe. Pressemelding fra det Europeiske forskningsrådet om ERC Starting Grant-tildelingen i 2022. 22.11.2022
Hun er en av seks forskere i Norge som kan juble over millioner i ERC-stipend. Khrono-sak om ERC Starting Grant-tildeling. 22.11.2022
Kva rolle spelar ekspertkunnskap i asylsaker? UiB-sak om ERC Starting Grant-tildeling. 22.11.2022
Hva skjer hvis flyktningene ikke kan reise hjem raskt? Debattinnlegg i Bergens Tidende. 12.03.2022
Collective protection as a short-term solution: European responses to the protection needs of refugees from the war in Ukraine. Blogginnlegg på bloggen EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy. 8.03.2022
2021
Chronopolitics and Knowledge Production in Migration Studies. Presentation with Jacobsen, Christine, M., Presentation at the Center for Race & Gender, University of California, Berkeley. Co-sponsored by the Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative, the Department of Scandinavian, and supported by the Peder Sather Foundation
Medredaktør av ressursiden Tverrfaglighet i migrasjonsforskning: Juss og antropologi i kombinasjon
Blogginnlegg med Kari Anne Drangsland: Addressing the co-production of law and time in regularisation processes: legal and ethnographic lines of enquiry
Blogginnlegg med Kari Anne Drangsland: Multiple, uneven and relational time in ethnographic research
Presentasjon ved Centre of Excellence Jean Monnet, Universidad de Cádiz, Spania: The protection of refugees and migrants in an era of hardening borders.
20th Nordic Migration Research Conference - Karlsen og hennes TemPro-kollegaer organiserte panelet Precarious Inclusion: Migrants and Refugees in Contemporary Welfare States.
2020
Lansering av Bergen School of Global Studies - Karlsen presenterte IMER Bergen (International Migration and Ethnic Relations Research Unit Bergen) i programposten Existing building blocks:innovative courses, programs, centres & initiatives.
WAIT-prosjektets sluttkonferanse - Waiting for uncertain futures: Time and migration. Karlsen presenterte resultater fra prosjektet og ledet sesjonen Temporality and waiting as analytical prisms in migration studies.
Blogginnlegg tilknyttet WAIT-prosjektet med Kari Anne Drangsland, Christine M. Jacobsen og Jessica Schultz: How is the Covid-19 pandemic affecting migrants with precarious legal status?
Blogginnlegg tilknyttet WAIT-prosjektet med Kari Anne Drangsland og Christine M. Jacobsen: Waiting for uncertain futures in pandemic times.
Nyeste publikasjon:
Karlsen, Marry-Anne (2021). Migration Control and Access to Welfare: The Precarious Inclusion of Irregular Migrants in Norway. London and New York, Routledge (open access)
Jacobsen, C. M., Karlsen, M. A., & Khosravi, S. (eds., 2020). Waiting and the Temporalities of Irregular Migration. London and New York: Routledge (open access)
For en full oversikt, see ResearchGate-profil og under.
- (2017). Omsorgssektoren som integreringsarena: En hurtig og enkel vei til varig arbeid for flyktninger og innvandrere? [The social care sector as arena for integration : a fast and easy way to stable employment for refugees and immigrants?]. Tidsskrift for velferdsforskning. 332-348.
- (2022). How key actors and stakeholders apply the notion of vulnerability in Europe, Canada, and South Africa. .
- (2022). Draft analysis of how networks of international, national and local actors collaborate to reduce vulnerabilities on Six Sites in Europe, Canada, and South Africa. .
- (2016). Norskopplæring for personer i asylmottak, Rokkanrapport 2. .
- (2016). Integrering i praksis: Helse- og omsorgssektoren som opplærings- og kvalifiseringsarena for flyktninger og innvandrere. .
- (2019). Healthcare through the temporal lens of migration control.
- (2018). Retten til arbeid og ureturnerbare asylsøkere med avslag.
- (2018). Helseforskriften - Praktiske og etiske dilemma for helsepersonell.
- (2017). Hva haster og hva kan vente? Krisebetegnelsens betydning for og i asyl-og flyktningpolitikken.
- (2015). Helsepersonell som grensekontrollører.
- (2015). Helsehjelp for papirløse.
- (2015). Eksepsjonell velferd? Irregulære migranter i det norske velferdssamfunnet.
- (2014). Irregulære migranter i velferdsstaten: juridiske og sosiale utfordringer.
- (2014). Irregular migrants' access to healthcare in Norway.
- (2022). ‘For two years I have been in a large prison’: Temporary protection and immobility.
- (2022). Encountering the legal discipline from a legal anthropological perspective.
- (2021). Chronopolitics and Knowledge Production in Migration Studies.
- (2019). Roundtable: Creativity, Resistance, and Change in Times of Crises: Who is the Subject Speaking? .
- (2018). Precarious inclusion as a strategy of government: Irregular migration and the Norwegian welfare state.
- (2018). Imagining Im/migrant Futures: Potentiality in Im/migration Studie. Roundtable discussion with Jennifer A. Cook, Georgina Kathleen Ramsay, Diana Ibanez Tirado, Jaeeun Kim, Susan C. Bibler Coutin, and Samuel Martinez .
- (2018). How long time is enough?’ Exploring irregular migration, time and belonging.
- (2014). Provision of Welfare to Irregular Migrants: Exploring the borders of the Norwegian Welfare State.
- (2014). Institutional practices and irregular migrants’ access to welfare in Norway.
- (2014). Health care and immigration control - practical and ethical implications for service providers.
- (2014). Enacting the border in the medical encounter.
- (2014). Compassionate repression? Welfare to irregular migrants in Norway.
- (2017). Krise og kontinuitet i mottak av flyktninger i Norden. Tidsskrift for velferdsforskning.
- (2020). Waiting and the Temporalities of Irregular Migration. Routledge.
- (2021). Migration Control and Access to Welfare The Precarious Inclusion of Irregular Migrants in Norway.
- (2022). Hva skjer hvis flyktningene ikke kan returnere innen kort tid? . Bergens Tidende.
- (2015). Precarious inclusion. Irregular migration, practices of care, and state b/ordering in Norway.
- (2020). Waiting out the condition of illegality in Norway. 18 sider.
- (2020). Introduction: Unpacking the temporalities of irregular migration. 19 sider.
- (2017). The Limits of Egalitarianism: Irregular Migration and the Norwegian Welfare State. 21 sider.
- (2016). Migration control and children's access to healthcare. 25 sider.
- (2015). Når helsevesenet blir en del av migrasjonskontrollen – etiske og praktiske dilemmaer for helsepersonell. 18 sider.
- (2014). The conditions for hospitality in the Norwegian asylum reception system. 16 sider.
- (2022). Collective Protection as a Short-Term Solution: European Responses to the Protection Needs of Refugees from the War in Ukraine.
- (2021). Multiple, uneven and relational time in ethnographic research.
- (2021). Addressing the co-production of law and time in regularisation processes: legal and ethnographic lines of enquiry.
- (2020). Waiting for uncertain futures in pandemic times.
- (2020). How is the Covid-19 pandemic affecting migrants with precarious legal status? .
- (2021). Interdisciplinarity in Migration Research: Combining law and anthropology.
TEMPRO: Temporary protection as a durable solution? The 'return turn' in asylum policies in Europe. Finansiert av NFR (2020 – 2024)
PROTECT: The Right to International Protection. A Pendulum between Globalization and Nativization? Finansiert av EU's program Horizon 2020 (2020 – 2023)
Native/Immigrant/Refugee: Immobility and Movement Across Contested Grounds. Sammarbeid med Center for Race & Gender, University of California, Berkeley. Finansiert av Peder Sather Center (2020 – 2022)
Native/Immigrant/Refugee: Crossings and Divides. Sammarbeid med Center for Race & Gender, University of California, Berkeley. Financed by the Peder Sather Center (2018 – 2020)
Waiting for an uncertain future: the temporalities of irregular migration (WAIT). Finansiert av NFR (2017 - 2020).
New Tools for Transnational Analysis in Postgraduate Intersectional Gender Research. Finansiert av Swedish Foundation for International Collaboration in Research and Higher Education (2016 – 2019)
Provision of Welfare to Irregular Migrants. Finansiert av NFR (2011 – 2015)
