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- Kaukko, Mervi, et al.
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Belonging and participation in liminality : Unaccompanied children in Finland and Sweden
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Ingår i: Childhood. - : Sage Publications. - 0907-5682 .- 1461-7013. ; 24:1, s. 7-20
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- This article investigates children’s participation and sense of belonging from the perspective of unaccompanied children, based on two qualitative research projects with unaccompanied children in Sweden and Finland. The results show that the unaccompanied children’s own understanding of their participation and belonging in different positions was fluid; for instance, the borders between childhood and adulthood, and striving for independence or wanting to be cared for by adults were flexible, allowing the children’s movement within and between the categories.
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- Lundberg, Anna, Professor, 1972-, et al.
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“Advanced Legal Practices in the Welfare State - A Study of Displacements of the Right to Social Assistance for Undocumented Persons and Poor EU Citizens, in Three Swedish Municipalities - A research project 2019-2022, funded by FORTE” : presentation at “Exploring critical legal cartography: an experimental workshop about the right to social protection in a transnational world” at the 2019 IMISCOE conference in Malmö.
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Ingår i: 16TH ANNUAL IMISCOE CONFERENCE JUNE 26-28, 2019 MALMÖ UNIVERSITY, SWEDEN.
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Konferensbidrag (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- AbstractThe aim of this three-year research project is to investigate displacements, i.e. changes in the right to housing and food according to the Swedish Social Service Act between 1982-2018, and its implications for the broader issue of social rights in the welfare state. This is done through the notion of advanced legal practices, which refer to incidents where the dominant current law is contested in legal interpretation and application and this involves a transformation of the legal content. Focus of the project is the right to basic social assistance, which comprises emergency aid, including food and housing, for vulnerable EU migrants and undocumented persons. Special focus is children’s situation.Advanced legal practices emerge at different levels and in various juridical spaces, for example when a decision-maker or judge disregards certain conditions or allows jurisdictions to interact in new ways. An example is a resent ruling by the Supreme Administrative Court’s HFD 2017 ref 33, which, through a re- interpretation of the linkage between the Social Service Act and Law on the reception of asylum seekers, destabilized the basic responsibility of the municipalities to provide emergency aid for everyone residing on their territory. Regardless of the underlyingmotives, advanced legal practitioners have consequences for individuals as well as for social rights in general. It is therefore important to understand why and how such practices emerge. The study concentrates on two basic social rights (food and housing) and two groups whose legal status in Sweden is ambiguous. Empirical material are 200 administrative court judgments, individual and group interviews, and local guidelines in three Swedish municipalities of different size with experience of EU-migration and refugee reception – Malmö, Norrköping and Älmhult. Our knowledge acquisition is a dialectic process through continuous collaboration with professionals. An exploration of the law enforcement over time in three municipalities, guided by approaches within legal geography, spatial and temporal dimensions of law are demonstrated.
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- Wernesjö, Ulrika, 1980-
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Integration i ett tillfälligt undantagstillstånd
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Ingår i: Ensamkommandes upplevelser & professionellas erfarenheter. - Stockholm : Liber. - 9789147129263 ; , s. 184-198
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- Wernesjö, Ulrika, 1980-
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Landing in a rural village : Home and belonging from the perspectives of unaccompanied young refugees
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Ingår i: Identities. - : Taylor & Francis. - 1070-289X .- 1547-3384. ; 22:4, s. 451-467
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- This article explores how unaccompanied young refugees living in a rural village in Sweden make sense of home and belonging. From a post-structuralist approach, belonging and home are understood as ongoing processes that are negotiated with others, and via processes of othering and racialisation. This article demonstrates that the form of housing available, together with experiences of social exclusion in the village, may contribute to othering and thus challenge their feelings of home and belonging. However, they do construct some kinds of belonging and feelings of home based on social relationships and places that they have access to.
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