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Inequalities and migration

Inequalities and migration
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- 9Preface
- 11Authors
- 115A promised land or a paradise lost? Contemporary challenges for the Swedish welfare state
- Sven Trygged
- 15Growing inequalities in times of globalisation
- 16International migration
- 17The Swedish welfare state
- 17Political governance
- 18Civil society
- 20The labour market in Sweden
- 21Men and women at work
- 21Insider/outsider position
- 22Migration and the Swedish welfare state – a dilemma between solidarity and cost?
- 24What are the challenges? A contemporary picture
- 25Challenges for social work
- 26Book contents
- 28References
- 231Is migration bad for welfare? Reconfigurations of welfare, labour and citizenship in Sweden
- Simone Scarpa, Carl-Ulrik Schierup & Magnus Dahlstedt
- 31Towards the end of an era?
- 34Decommodification and social citizenship
- 36Three pillars
- 37Crisis and the rise of the consolidation state
- 39Public revenue and expenditure
- 41Increasing inequality
- 42Migration and the politics of austerity
- 43Employment
- 45Residential segregation
- 47Concluding discussion
- 48References
- 353Social work and ethno-cultural diversity – historical development in Sweden
- Erica Righard & Eva Wikström
- 53Introduction
- 54Social work and diversity in a theoretical perspective
- 56Social work and diversity in the Swedish context
- 58An analysis of Swedish social-work practice in diversity contexts as represented in Socionomen
- 591970: Immigrant clients as a new burden
- 601980: Cultural problems and cultural competence
- 621990: Refugees, family conflicts and ethnic segregation
- 652000: Cultural deviation as social problem
- 67Concluding discussion
- 68References
- 471Universal children’s rights – conflicting norms in social-work practice
- Sven Trygged
- 71Children’s rights: part of human rights
- 72Different concepts of rights
- 73Minority rights
- 74Modes of adapting children’s rights
- 75Conflicting values – a global perspective
- 77Links between human rights and social-work values
- 80The right to life, survival and development
- 82Concluding discussion
- 85References
- 589Child migration: historical and contemporary perspectives
- Norma Montesino & Mercedes G Jiménez Alvarez
- 89Why a historical perspective?
- 90Children of the nation
- 92Child migration: Accompanied and unaccompanied children
- 94Forced child migration
- 98Contemporary child migration in Europe and the US
- 99Child Migrant vs Migrant Children
- 102Social work, social responsibility in a global context
- 104Concluding discussion
- 104References
- 6109Combining choice and equality? Challenges for social-work practice with older immigrants in an era of diversity and marketisation
- Helene Brodin
- 109Transformations of publicly funded eldercare services
- 110The case of Swedish homecare services
- 112The Swedish eldercare system: national trends and local variations
- 113Representations of older immigrants in Swedish eldercare policies
- 115From difference to sameness?
- 116Employment as a family caregiver in Stockholm: a multi-layered practice
- 117An overview of employed family caregivers in Stockholm
- 119Making a profit
- 120Responding to special-care needs
- 121Earning an income
- 122Implications for social-work practice
- 125Concluding discussion
- 127References
- 7131Social work meets the European Union – the case of vulnerable EU citizens in European cities
- 131Introduction
- 134The directive of free movement
- 135Vulnerable EU citizens: Who are they and what do we know?
- 138Actors, problems and solutions: vulnerable EU citizens in eight European cities
- 138Actors
- 140The debate and the description of the situation
- 142A general picture of local solutions
- 144Local services provided by NGOs
- 147Target groups
- 147Support activities offered
- 149Some answers to a fairly new issue
- 150References
- 8153‘Different children or a case of any other child?’ Constructions of unaccompanied children in welfare service provision
- Live Stretmo
- 153Unaccompanied minors in Sweden
- 155Constructing meaning in talk
- 156The unaccompanied minor as a positive exception, as a traumatised sufferer, a youth with shortcomings or a case of ‘any other child’
- 158Risk and uncertainty
- 159Loss of control
- 160Disadvantaged children
- 161Any other child
- 162Working with unaccompanied children and youngsters
- 169Concluding discussion
- 171References
- 175Index
Information
- Redaktörer:
- Sven Trygged Erica Righard
- Kapitelförfattare:
- Helene Brodin Magnus Dahlstedt Nicklas Enroth Mercedes Jimenez Alvarez Renate Minas Norma Montesino Simone Scarpa Carl-Ulrik Schierup Live Stretmo Eva Wikström
- Språk:
- Engelska
- ISBN:
- 9789144116945
- Utgivningsår:
- 2019
- Artikelnummer:
- 39470-01
- Upplaga:
- Första
- Sidantal:
- 176
Information
- Redaktörer:
- Sven Trygged Erica Righard
- Kapitelförfattare:
- Helene Brodin Magnus Dahlstedt Nicklas Enroth Mercedes Jimenez Alvarez Renate Minas Norma Montesino Simone Scarpa Carl-Ulrik Schierup Live Stretmo Eva Wikström
- Språk:
- Engelska
- ISBN:
- 9789144169286
- Utgivningsår:
- 2019
- Artikelnummer:
- 39470-SB01
- Upplaga:
- Första