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SIFO in brief

SIFO is a non-bias governmental institute that conducts consumer research and testing. The board of directors is appointed by the Ministry of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion which also provides the basic funding. SIFO currently has a staff of 55. The scientific staff is comprised of researchers and other highly qualified personnel from social and natural sciences. SIFO's projects are organized into four categories: household economy, consumer culture, environment, market and politics.

SIFO is the only institute in Norway solely concerned with consumer research, and as such is responsible for developing expertise on the relevant fields. Importance is placed on research as well as the dissemination of information to various authorities, consumer-oriented institutions, research and scientific institutions, and in private industry.


02.06.2010

Invitation to workshop

Nordic food culture – a multidisciplinary perspective with ICAF
in Copenhagen, September 6-7, 2010
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18.05.2010

Eating Out: a multifaceted activity in contemporary Norway

New SIFO article
Annechen Bahr Bugge and Randi Lavik has written the article "Eating Out: a multifaceted activity in contemporary Norway" published in Food, Culture & Society : an International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, volume 13, no 2 pages 215-240
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18.05.2010

Young People`s school food styles: Naughty or nice?

New SIFO article
Annechen Bahr Bugge has written the article "Young People`s school food styles: Naughty or nice?" published in Young: Nordic Journal of Youth Research, volume 18, No 2, pages 223-243
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16.04.2010

Housing and Welfare Policy - Changing Relations?

new SIFO article
Mary Ann Stamsø has written the article "Housing and Welfare Policy - Changing Relations? A Cross-National Comparison" published in Housing, Theory and Society, volume 27, no. 1.
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22.02.2010

I am only 10 years old

new SIFO article
Mari Rysst has written the article "'I am only 10 years old' : femininities, clothing-fashion codes and the intergenerational gap of interpretation of young girls’ clothes" published in Childhood, volume 17, no. 1.
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