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Inclusion and exclusion in the suburb (completed)

This project studied a locality in Grorud Valley (eastern Oslo) in order to identify and analyse conditions for cohesion and sustainability and non-local forms of identification.

About the project

The project asked:

  • Which are the social and cultural processes that contribute to integration and sustainability in the suburb, and how are they embedded institutionally?
  • Which are the processes encouraging non-local forms of belonging (ranging from virtual communities to national/ethnic loyalties and transnational ties), and how do they articulate with locality-enhancing processes?
  • How do different social arenas and fields of discourse (ranging from sport and school to consumption and kinship) relate to each other with respect to "the production of locality"?
  • In what ways are local identifications confronted with nonlocal ones, through e.g. w mobility, transnational ties and commitments, ethnic or religious loyalties?

See more about the project in Norwegian

Published Sep. 10, 2010 3:14 PM - Last modified Dec. 7, 2023 2:53 PM

Participants

  • Thomas Hylland Eriksen University of Oslo
  • Ivar Morken University of Oslo
  • Cicilie-Merethe Fagerlid University of Oslo
  • Henrik Sinding-Larsen University of Oslo
  • Knut Kjeldstadli University of Oslo
  • Ida Charlotte Erstad University of Oslo
  • Anne Hege Grung University of Oslo
  • Beate Solli University of Oslo
  • Cathrine Mosberg University of Oslo
  • Ingebjørg Eikenes University of Oslo
  • Ingvild Endestad University of Oslo
  • Lene Vea Knutsen University of Oslo
  • Maja Garnaas University of Oslo
  • Maria Christophersen University of Oslo
  • Martin Lerberg Fossum University of Oslo
  • Per Jostein Vang University of Oslo
  • Runar Døving
  • Elisabeth Eide
  • Monika Rosten
  • Mari Rysst
  • Viggo Vestel
  • Lill Vramo
Detailed list of participants