All Stories

  1. Conceptual silences in theoretical debates: the case of gender identities and gender roles in sociological research

    Article • February 2026, Center for Open Science

    Ann Nilsen

  2. Women’s lives and temporalities of fertility treatment

    Article • Current Sociology, March 2024, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  3. Changing Temporal Opportunity Structures? Two Cohorts of Young Women’s Thoughts about Future Work, Family and Education

    Article • Sociology, March 2023, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  4. The Taken-for-Granted in Intergenerational Processes during Youth Transitions

    Article • September 2021, De Gruyter

    Ann Nilsen

  5. Independence and relationality in notions of adulthood across generations, gender and social class

    Article • The Sociological Review, June 2020, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  6. Levels of intersecting temporalities in young men’s orientation to the future. A cross-national case comparison

    Article • Time & Society, August 2019, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  7. Synchrony of Intersecting Temporalities in Young People’s Housing Transitions: Intergenerational Cross-national Comparisons

    Article • Housing Theory and Society, August 2019, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen , Ann Nilsen

  8. Understanding youth transitions in difficult times

    Article • April 2018, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  9. Transitions from school to work in Norway and Britain among three family generations of working-class men

    Article • April 2018, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  10. A collaborator par excellence: reflections upon Sue Lewis’ contribution to cross-national research in the work-family field

    Article • Community Work & Family, February 2016, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  11. Transitions to Adulthood

    Article • January 2015, Springer Science + Business Media

    Ann Nilsen

  12. Cohort and generation: concepts in studies of social change from a lifecourse perspective

    Article • Families Relationships and Societies, November 2014, Policy Press

    Ann Nilsen, Ann Nilsen

  13. An Intergenerational Approach to Transitions to Adulthood: The Importance of History and Biography

    Article • Sociological Research Online, May 2014, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  14. Introduction: a life in methods

    Article • International Journal of Social Research Methodology, March 2014, Taylor & Francis

    Professor Rosalind Edwards, Ann Nilsen

  15. Introduction: Mills today

    Article • November 2013, Edward Elgar Publishing

    Ann Nilsen

  16. Encounters with pragmatism

    Article • November 2013, Edward Elgar Publishing

    Ann Nilsen

  17. Contextualizing lives: the history–biography dynamic revisited

    Article • November 2013, Edward Elgar Publishing

    Ann Nilsen

  18. Transitions to Parenthood in Europe

    Article • April 2012, Policy Press

    Ann Nilsen

  19. Comparative Biographies in Case-based Cross-national Research: Methodological Considerations

    Article • Sociology, August 2011, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  20. WORK, LIFE COURSE, AND GENDER

    Article • European Societies, March 2011, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  21. The Use of Mixed Methods in Biographical Research

    Article • January 2010, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  22. Parents and organisational change: a cross-sector comparison of two Norwegian organisations

    Article • July 2009, Policy Press

    Ann Nilsen

  23. Work, family and organisations in transition: setting the context

    Article • July 2009, Policy Press

    Ann Nilsen

  24. Two perspectives onSingle by Chance, Mothers by Choice(2006) by Rosanna Hertz

    Article • Community Work & Family, February 2009, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  25. Young People,Time Horizons and Planning

    Article • Sociology, February 2007, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  26. From Fatherhood to Fathering: Transmission and Change among British Fathers in Four-generation Families

    Article • Sociology, April 2006, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  27. Individualisation, Choice and Structure: A Discussion of Current Trends in Sociological Analysis

    Article • The Sociological Review, August 2005, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  28. Introduction

    Article • November 2002, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  29. Young people’s perspectives on the future

    Article • November 2002, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  30. ‘Most choices involve money’

    Article • November 2002, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  31. Theorising the individual–structure dynamic

    Article • November 2002, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  32. Young People's Time Perspectives: From Youth to Adulthood

    Article • Sociology, August 2002, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  33. Where is the future? Time and space as categories in analyses of young people's images of the future

    Article • Innovation The European Journal of Social Science Research, June 1999, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  34. Book Reviews : Marianne Gullestad: Everyday Philosophers. Modernity, Morality, and Autobio graphy in Norway. Oslo: Scandinavian University Press, 1996

    Article • Acta Sociologica, January 1997, SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  35. Stories of life Stories of living: Women’ narratives and feminist biography

    Article • NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research, January 1996, Taylor & Francis

    Ann Nilsen

  36. Work, family and organisations in transition:

    Article • JSTOR

    Ann Nilsen

  37. Conclusions

    Article • JSTOR

    Ann Nilsen

  38. Introduction

    Article • JSTOR

    Ann Nilsen

  39. Cross-national comparisons:

    Article • JSTOR

    Ann Nilsen

  40. Methodological approaches, practices and reflections

    Article • JSTOR

    Ann Nilsen

  41. Research design and methods:

    Article • JSTOR

    Ann Nilsen

  42. From Questions of Methods to Epistemological Issues: The Case of Biographical Research

    Article • SAGE Publications

    Ann Nilsen

  43. Comparing flexible working arrangements across organisational contexts

    Article • JSTOR

    Ann Nilsen