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Fathering in New Culture- The Experiences of Pakistani Born Fathers in Norway

Ahmad, Shafique
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2018
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Pakistani parents while bringing up their children in Norway. Motivated by personal

observation and curiosity to know the different ways of parenting of new country, current study

was designed to explore and document the experiences of Pakistani born parents and their

adaptive mechanism with new culture. It was interesting to know how Pakistani parents have

synchronized their original values with the demand of host society. Brining up children

according to the new values would be interesting to know. In this thesis, perceptions of

Pakistani fathers about parenting practices in Pakistan and in Norway were illustrated in cross

cultural way. I tried to explore how fathers were raised in Pakistan and how they were raising

their children in Norway. Challenges and opportunities faced and availed by fathers in new

ways of parenting were documented. Eight informants were interviewed by using semi structure

interview guide and data was analyzed with the help of qualitative method. Relevant theories

like ecological system theory and acculturation model was consulted. Important themes like

migration, culture, parenting, childhood, child upbringing, parenting styles and fathering were

discussed at length. Perceptions of fathers about Norwegian values, their aspiration towards the

better future of their children, managing different cultural values in day to day life and their

attitude towards acculturation in Norwegian society were highlighted.
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Master i International Social Welfare and Health Policy
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OsloMet - storbyuniversitetet

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