Papers by Connie Christiansen
Citizenship Studies, 2019
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Islamic Fashion and Anti-Fashion, 2013
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Babylon Nordic Journal of Middle East Studies
I kraft af migration kan en landsby udgøre et transnationalt socialt rum. Dermed kan det være for... more I kraft af migration kan en landsby udgøre et transnationalt socialt rum. Dermed kan det være forbundet med visse vanskeligheder at forlade sin landsby, ikke mindst i abstrakt forstand. Hjemstavnsforeninger bidrager til at institutionalisere disse rum, men bringer samtidig forskellige migranttyper frem i lyset.
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Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding
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Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding
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Chroniques yéménites, 2012
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... It is for this reason, I believe, that Asmaa was not interested in actively taking part in th... more ... It is for this reason, I believe, that Asmaa was not interested in actively taking part in this study which centres on a subject that she ... With this concept in mind, I seek to combine an investigation of how the micro-politics of active Muslims are changing a modern European public ...
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MedieKultur: Journal of media and communication research, 2001
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Dansk Sociologi, Aug 24, 2006
... I sine sene teenage-år plejede Kari-ma at gå begge dage, fordi hun var meget ivrig efter at v... more ... I sine sene teenage-år plejede Kari-ma at gå begge dage, fordi hun var meget ivrig efter at vide mere. Det trak også, at imam'ens familie havde en stor bogsam-ling, som Karima lånte fra. Når kvinder som Samira, Hanae og Karima begynder at undervise i islam som en frivillig ...
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When villages are marked by extensive out-migration and become transnationally extended, the divi... more When villages are marked by extensive out-migration and become transnationally extended, the dividing line between migrants and non-migrants becomes salient. But how deep do divisions run? In a cluster of Kurdish villages in central Turkey, notwithstanding continued social bonds, divisions between migrants and non-migrants are not least in existence when it comes to the cultural style of consumption practices, behaviour and manners. The mutual stereotyping of migrants and non-migrants seems to confirm that at least one version of the meaning made locally of migration is that it has deepened the social divisions of the village. But non-migrant villagers also point out that migrants have degraded themselves morally in order to obtain their material well-being. This is contested by migrants who find that non-migrants, too, are morally degraded, since they have lost their initiative and become dependents. Thus the transnational village has become a space for contesting how social status is acquired—in material wealth or in moral comportment—indicating the social suffering that migration has brought to the local sending society.
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Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2013
When villages are marked by extensive out-migration and become transnationally extended, the divi... more When villages are marked by extensive out-migration and become transnationally extended, the dividing line between migrants and non-migrants becomes salient. But how deep do divisions run? In a cluster of Kurdish villages in central Turkey, notwithstanding continued social bonds, divisions between migrants and non-migrants are not least in existence when it comes to the cultural style of consumption practices, behaviour and manners. The mutual stereotyping of migrants and non-migrants seems to confirm that at least one version of the meaning made locally of migration is that it has deepened the social divisions of the village. But non-migrant villagers also point out that migrants have degraded themselves morally in order to obtain their material well-being. This is contested by migrants who find that non-migrants, too, are morally degraded, since they have lost their initiative and become dependents. Thus the transnational village has become a space for contesting how social status is acquired—in material wealth or in moral comportment—indicating the social suffering that migration has brought to the local sending society.
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The European Journal of Development Research, 2008
... Connie Carøe Christiansen a * ... But migrants such as Sezer, cited in the above, are in star... more ... Connie Carøe Christiansen a * ... But migrants such as Sezer, cited in the above, are in stark opposition to such an involvement in the hometown, not because they have no interest in it, but because they find it is in conflict with their new position as citizens in the receiving country. ...
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Ethnicities, 2004
... In the discussion of the Turkish population in Europe and its use of satel-lite television ch... more ... In the discussion of the Turkish population in Europe and its use of satel-lite television channels, it is largely ignored that new media ... This is also true in Denmark, whose media policy is no longer based on that premise, and where public service has become tantamount to an ...
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Teaching Documents by Connie Christiansen
Gender and Violence, 2017
A curriculum for on optional course on gender and gender-based violence for higher education inst... more A curriculum for on optional course on gender and gender-based violence for higher education institutions in Lebanon. Developed as part of the Capacity Building for Academic Institutions on Gender and GBV project funded by the German Cooperation and UNFPA.
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