Changes in the Politicisation of Religion in Scandinavian Parliamentary Debates 1988–2019

Lindberg, Jonas

doi:10.18261/issn.1890-7008-2020-02-02

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“…Senere anbefalede Dansk Folkeparti et nej til Amsterdam-traktaten under henvisning til den øgede indvandring (af kriminelle), som den mindskede graensekontrol ville medføre (Hansen, 2001: 76). Selvom debatterne i første omgang blev ført frem af populistiske partier som Fremskridtspartiet og Dansk Folkeparti, fandt nogle af disse partiers synspunkter også udbredelse i de andre partier (Lindberg, 2020).…”

Section: Den Nye Islamdebat: Generation Identitaers Ideer Og Metoderunclassified

Den nye islamdebat: Generation Identitærs ideer og metoder

Kühle¹,

Christensen²

2022

okonomi-og-politik

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I artiklen viser vi, at den identitære bevægelse har været med til at forny den islamkritiske debat og aktionsform i Danmark. Historisk har den indvandringskritiske højrefløj udvist en nationalistisk skepsis over for både indvandring og det europæiske projekt. Med Generation Identitær har det ændret sig. Nu er det en fælles europæisk identitet, der skal forsvares mod islam. Ikke fordi islamisk kultur er mindre værd, men fordi den ikke hører til i Europa. Ydermere føres den nye islamdebat med nye midler inspireret af bevægelser og aktionsformer, man normalt forbinder med venstrefløjen f.eks. happenings og banneraktioner. Endelig er deres mål ikke kun at anspore den partipolitiske højrefløj til handling, men at ændre måden man taler om indvandring i hele samfundet.

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Section: Den Nye Islamdebat: Generation Identitaers Ideer Og Metoderunclassified

Den nye islamdebat: Generation Identitærs ideer og metoder

Kühle¹,

Christensen²

2022

okonomi-og-politik

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The framing of private security and its regulation in Belgium, 1980–2020

Leloup

2024

Criminology & Criminal Justice

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Over the past 40 years, the private security sector in Belgium, along with its related policies, has undergone significant transformations, with the industry establishing itself as a crucial partner in domestic security governance. Although the political context in which private security has evolved holds considerable importance in criminological scholarship, the specific processes of framing this phenomenon have attracted much less attention. This article examines the various approaches adopted by political actors in framing private security within policy formulations and efforts to introduce new regulations. Empirical data are drawn from parliamentary records spanning the years 1980 to 2020. By focussing on the parliamentary arena, we analysed how the issue – that is, the need for regulating private security – has been discussed, motivated and framed by those in power. Our results demonstrate that six conflicting and supporting frames revolved around three overarching themes: the function and position of private security, and what the government sought to protect in society. The findings of this study provide new insights into the forms, degrees and manifestations of framing private security, along with its relation to security events over time. Consequently, it offers a deeper understanding of the political field and societal conditions under which the trajectory of private security has unfolded in Belgium.

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Studying Religious Change: Combining Close and Distant Reading in the Field of Sociology of Religion

Lundgren¹,

Jensdotter²

2022

NJRS

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Changes in the Politicisation of Religion in Scandinavian Parliamentary Debates 1988–2019

Cited by 6 publications

References 28 publications

Den nye islamdebat: Generation Identitærs ideer og metoder

Den nye islamdebat: Generation Identitærs ideer og metoder

The framing of private security and its regulation in Belgium, 1980–2020

Studying Religious Change: Combining Close and Distant Reading in the Field of Sociology of Religion

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