Takle, 2015 - Google Patents
Immigrant organisations as schools of bureaucracyTakle, 2015
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This article analyses the way Norwegian authorities facilitate and expect immigrant organisations to serve as schools of democracy–and to what extent there are elements of bureaucratic schooling. Moreover, it examines how immigrant organisations' adaptation to …
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