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- Henrikson, Ann-Sofie, 1969-, et al.
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Skuldsaneringslagarna : nu och i framtiden
- 2020
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Ingår i: Vänbok till Mikael Mellqvist. - Stockholm : Jure. - 9789172238053 ; , s. 51-67
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Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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- Henrikson, Ann-Sofie, 1969-, et al.
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Överskuldsättning och skuldrådgivning i socialtjänsten
- 2019. - 1
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Den som är allvarligt skuldsatt kan behöva hjälp med många saker, och tidiga stödinsatser är viktiga. Överskuldsättning är inte ett problem bara för den enskilde, utan påverkar ofta den överskuldsattes familj och närstående negativt. Det är även ett samhällsproblem. Juridiken är ett av de verktyg som behövs för att kunna ge bra stöd till en överskuldsatt person. Den här boken vänder sig till både studenter och redan yrkesverksamma som möter allvarligt skuldsatta personer.I boken ges först en kort introduktion till fordringsrätten, bland annat hur skulder kan uppkomma och när de ska betalas. Därefter behandlas bland annat konsumentkrediter och snabblån, reglerna om betalningspåminnelser och inkasso och hur Kronofogden hanterar ett krav. Möjligheten att behålla bostaden är ofta mycket viktig och därför behandlas reglerna om vräkning ingående. I boken beskrivs också både när skuldsanering kan ske och vad det innebär att få en skuldsanering beviljad.
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- Lindholm, Johan, 1977-, et al.
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EU-rätt
- 2010. - 1
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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- Perry, Elizabeth, Dr. 1975-
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Harmonising family law across borders in europe
- 2022. - 1
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Ingår i: International survey of family law. - Cambridge : Intersentia. - 9781839702648 ; , s. 379-415
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Bokkapitel (refereegranskat)abstract
- This chapter provides family law experts worldwide with a glimpse into and an update on the latest changes in European family law, specifically to conflict of law rules for resolving European Union (EU) cross-border family law cases and most notably those regarding responsibility for children, marital dissolution and distribution of assets after death. Examined are EU-level legal developments affecting cross-border family relationships within the 27 nations of the European Union that have been introduced primarily through significant new EU legislation and by recent case decisions by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). The changes' impacts at the national-law level on substantive and procedural family law and on national and personal (party) autonomy are illustrated using reports on the experiences across the EU. The experience of my own Member State, Sweden, is described as an example of how EU-level, increasingly harmonised family law ('international private law' primarily) is being negotiated and implemented both between and within EU Member States. This research aims to overview ongoing (and indeed ever-present) tensions between autonomy and uniformity interests within the EU, contributing to the significant existing literature on the present state of and future possibilities for 'European family law' while also introducing non-EU scholars to this growing, rather complex legal area. As the chapter's final sections describe, a steadily-increasing Europeanisation of family law is observed, co-existing with the tensions, which is reducing legal difficulties for individuals and state actors in Sweden and throughout the EU within a broader context of ongoing legal, economic and cultural globalisation. Family law, no longer taking a back seat to other EU legal areas, is today playing a remarkably prominent role.
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- Petersson Hjelm, Ann-Christine
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Fängelset som välfärdsbygge : Tre studier om behandlingstanken i svensk fångvård
- 2002
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Doktorsavhandling (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This thesis discusses "social engineering", in the fields of prison treatment, during the development of the Swedish Welfare State, from 1930 to 1950. The penal political ambitions were laid down under a Social Democratic government and realized in the party’s program of 1944. It is often stressed that the prison reform of 1945 marks the transition to a modern prison system. In a broader perspective of society the idea was to integrate prisoners into the Swedish welfare system. The main facet of the Act 1945 of Correctional Treatment in Prison is in the individual treatment of prisoners, based on their work in open institutions. After World War II, the number of persons incarcerated increased and this became the main symbol of the political and administrative failure of the reform.The prison reform of 1945 marked an ideological change in the individual preventive treatment model of prisoners in Sweden. However, the establishment of a modern welfare prison was hard to accomplish and a crucial divergence emerged between what the legislation intended and what actually occurred in the prison system. This research shows the absence of an individual preventive strategy for the offenders and in that sense implementation of treatment was not successful. In this study the political and legal matters primarily originate from the archives of the Committee of Penal Law (sw. Strafflagberedningen), complemented by an empirical study, including 328 prison files from the National prison register, during the years 1938, 1943 and 1947.This thesis shows some of the more relevant changes in prison care in relation to the prisons as a reflection of society as a whole. In some portions the study discounts the innovations of the prison reform, especially based on the fact that the Act of Correctional Treatment in Prison was a conglomerate of enacted laws and regulations. At the same time the study shows a belief in the dubious philosophy that racial biological explanations and a deterministic approach to prisoners created. In reality, the prison registers were used on prisoners as a label, which led to a diagnosis put in front of treatment.
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- Pettersson, Andreas, 1973-
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Power and Normality in Paratransit : Individual Autonomy in Welfare State Law
- 2012
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Ingår i: feminists@law. - Canterbury : Kent Law School. - 2046-9551. ; 2:1, s. 1-20
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- This article focuses on power structures that define and conceptualize individuals with disabilities and their claims for transport services in Swedish welfare state law. In the Nordic countries people often expect the government to be both an important ally and a necessary tool for egalitarian emancipation. In many respects the Nordic welfare states are success stories where collective efforts have created a more egalitarian and economically prosperous society. Relative equality and emancipation are never static factors, however; every system creates new challenges and new injustices which add to the old. This article uses the right of people with disabilities to move about in society with the help of special transport services as an empirical example. The right to decide when and where to go where you want to go highlights immediate and important aspects of power relations. In the context of Swedish welfare state law this also creates an opportunity to show how law in the welfare state operates and how law constructs both people and their needs to fit into preconceived patterns of normality and citizenship in the Swedish welfare state. The terms redistribution and recognition are used to illustrate different aspects of social justice. Misrecognition can be understood as a status in society where cultural patterns systematically subordinate people, a situation experienced by many persons with disabilities. At the core of recognition lies parity of participation on equal terms with everybody else. The conclusion of the article is that the law on special transport services is quite capable of reaffirming social justice viewed as redistribution. However, when social justice is viewed as recognition people’s lack of power over daily life decisions makes the law quite oppressive.
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