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Beatrice Halsaa (born 7
December 1947) is a
Norwegian political scientist,
gender studies expert and feminist. She was
appointed as
Professor of Gender...
- Mandal. The muni****lity
chose to use the
compound name
Halsaa og Hartmark,
literally meaning "
Halsaa and Hartmark", the two
parishes that make up the muni****lity...
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Churchmanship Evangelical Lutheran History Former name(s)
Halse kirke /
Halsaa kirke Status Parish church Founded 13th
century Consecrated 1821 Architecture...
- Roseneil, Sasha;
Halsaa, Beatrice; Sümer,
Sevil [in Norwegian] (2012). "Remaking
Citizenship in
Multicultural Europe". In
Halsaa, Beatrice; Roseneil...
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Retrieved 2019-01-26.
Kilden Website (in Norsk)
Kilden Website (in English)
Beatrice Halsaa Article (in Norsk)
Beatrice Halsaa Article (in English)...
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Flekkefjord Flekkerøy
Frelseren Greipstad Grim
Grindheim (Grindum)
Gyland Halse (
Halsaa)
Harkmark Haughom ****emyr
Herad (Herred)
Hidra (Hitterø)
Holum (Holme)...
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Multicultural Europe: women’s movements,
gender and
diversity (edited with
Beatrice Halsaa and
Sevil Sümer). 2011:
Social Research after the
Cultural Turn, Basingstoke...
- 1968-1993 (PDF). Palgrave. pp. 7, 72–73. Predelli, Line Nyhagen;
Beatrice Halsaa (2012). Majority-Minority
Relations in
Contemporary Women's Movements: Strategic...
- Haavio-Mannila;
Drude Dahlerup; Maud Eduards;
Esther Gudmundsdottir;
Beatrice Halsaa;
Helga Maria Hernes; Eva Hanninen-Salmelin;
Bergthora Sigmundsdottir; Sirkka...
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Encounters with Feminist,
Multicultural and
Transnational Citizenship". In
Halsaa, Beatrice; Roseneil, Sasha; Sümer,
Sevil (eds.).
Remaking Citizenship in...
