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Hilde Lidén:
Growing up in multicultural neighbourhoods in Oslo

2001:040

Hilde Lidén:
Om barndom som prisme for samfunnsendring. Innlegg på Skjervheimseminaret, Barndom i endring.

2001:042

Jon Rogstad:
Minority elites and their channels to influence

2001:043

Jo Saglie:
Normalisering eller ny epoke? EU-saken og det norske partisystemet.

2001:044

Bente Abrahamsen:
The Construction of Masculinity among Male Nurses

2001:001

Erling Barth, Harald Dale-Olsen:
The elasticity of labour supply facing each establishment

2001:004

Bente Abrahamsen:
The Construction of Masculinity among Male Nurses.

2001:001

Erling Barth, Oddbjørn Raaum:
Identifying immigrants earnings assimilation under changing macroeconomic conditions

The Norwegian experience

2001:002

Erling Barth:
External Effects of Education?

2001:003

Anniken Hagelund:
Problematising Culture - Managing Diversity and Equality in Norwegian Immigration Politics.

2001:031

Erling Barth, Arnaud Chevalier, Gauthier Lanot, Marianne Røed, Josef Zweimüller:
Factor price insensitivity? Evidence from the market for higher education in Europe

2001:005

Frode Berglund:
Partiidentifikasjon og ideologi

2001:006

Tordis Borchgrevink, Grete Brochmann:
Minority and Majority Rights. Multicultural Integration in a Power Perspective.

2001:008

Grete Brochmann:
Neither in nor out: The impact of EU asylum immigration policies in Norway and Switzerland.

2001:009

Grete Brochmann:
Citizenship and immigration in Western Europe

2001:010

Grete Brochmann:
Multicultural citizenship, national integration.

2001:011

Grete Brochmann:
European Immigration Policies. Current traps

2001:012

Grete Brochmann:
Majority legitimacy. Multicultural integration in a power perspective.

2001:013

Pål Børing, Erling Barth:
Measurement Errors in Survey based Wage and Earnings Regressions

A validity test using linked survey and register data from Norway

2001:014

Pål Børing:
Modelling unemployment duration using a bivariate gamma distribution.

2001:015