Vol. 3 No. 1 (2016): Ambivalence

Editors:

Cato Christensen
Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences

Lars Gule
Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences

Published: 2016-04-26

Introductions

Guest editors’ introduction

Cato Christensen, Lars Gule
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Research articles

Supporting Identity Development in Cross-Cultural Children and Young People: Resources, Vulnerability, Creativity

Hildegunn Schuff
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How to challenge a culturalization of human existence? Promoting interculturalism and ethical thinking in education

Frédérique Brossard Børhaug
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Rethinking the concept of intercultural conflict: Italian returnees’ attitudes towards others during a cultural conflict

Mattia Baiutti
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Ambivalence in International Dialogue: Implications for Diplomatic Training

Shamsiyya Mustafayeva, Astrid Schnitzer-Skjønsberg
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Profesjonsidentitet i et flerkulturelt helsevesen – Paradokser, grenser og ambivalens
English title: Professional identity in multicultural health services – Paradoxes, boundaries and ambivalence

Inger Daae-Qvale
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Impoliteness – a challenge to interpreters’ professionalism

Tatjana R. Felberg
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Ambiguity as a Strategy for Negotiating Identity

Anbjørg Ohnstad
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«Hvis de hadde oppført seg som vanlige nordmenn, hadde alt vært greit, tror jeg» — Nordmenns syn på årsaken til negative holdninger til jøder og muslimer
English title: "If they had behaved like ordinary Norwegians, everything would have been fine, I think" – Norwegians' view on the causes of negative attitudes towards Jews and Muslims

Vibeke Moe, Cora Alexa Døving, Irene Levin, Claudia Lenz
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Explaining the appeal of militant Salafism in a Norwegian context

Ida Nord Holmer
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Sunnite-Shiite Polemics in Norway

Marius Linge
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