Program for Wednesday, June 19th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:22

Considering the animating ethos of designing digital first unemployment services: On the motivation of

Ray Griffin, Aisling Tuite, Antoinette Jordan

09:22-09:44

Binary Logic on the Frontlines: The Impact of Reshaping Discretion in the Digital Welfare State

Jeremiah Brown

09:44-10:06

Automatization of documentation in frontline social work

Marie Meilvang, Stella Mia Siehling-Monas

09:00-09:22

“Only under my terms”: Gender differences in street-level bureaucrats’ engagement in informal

Ofri Shalev Greenman, Einat Lavee

09:22-09:44

Transformations of Caseworkers’ Child Welfare Assessments Over Time: A Replication Study Using Vignettes to Track Changes in

Kirstine Karmsteen, Tea Bengtsson, Sofie Henze-Pedersen, Anne Mette Møller

09:44-10:06

Enhancing Collaboration in Physical Child Abuse Cases: A Comprehensive Analysis of Intersectoral Challenges in

Anders Kristensen

10:06-10:28

Providing integrated care in interprofessional teams with peer support

Ingunn Myraunet

09:00-09:22

Street-Level Bureaucracy: Perpetuating vulnerability among already marginalized clients?

Marie Rønshaugen, Siv Fladsrud Magnussen, Mette Sønderskov

09:22-09:44

48 cases of NEET’s: Coming to terms with the status quo?

Helle Bendix Kleif

09:44-10:06

Counter-emotions in the resistance of welfare recipients: the significance of online communities for coping with administrative

Merete Monrad

09:00-09:22

Who deserves to be treated with (more) respect? Using Language as an Indicator of Behavior to Understand Deservingness

Ingrid Espinoza

09:22-09:44

Bureaucratic violence and practices of silence in linguistically diversifying welfare institutions

Camilla Nordberg, Paula Merikoski

09:44-10:06

Representative Bureaucracy on a Continuum: How Street-Level Interactional Contexts Change Bureaucratic

Ahrum Chang

10:06-10:28

Shared ideals – different circumstances

Marie Møller, Michael Hill, Gabriela Thomazinho, Gabriela Lotta

11:00-11:22

Caseworkers on the digital streets: Discretion in the digital decision-making process

Minela Kvakic, Karl Kristian Larsson

11:22-11:44

(Re)crafting casework? how caseworkers create work meaning in the age of automation

Louise Jørring

11:44-12:06

The invisible professional helper: Encounters at the digital frontline of public education

Åsa Mäkitalo, Mona Lundin, Mikaela Åberg, Annika Bergviken Rensfeldt

11:00-11:22

Issues on Digital Discretion. Exploring Street-Level Bureaucrats dealing with E-Government in Italy

Rebecca Paraciani, Roberto Rizza

11:22-11:44

Digitalized social service- formation of "new" street-level relations and professional compensation

Julia Carlsson, Teres Hjärpe, Petra Svensson

11:44-12:06

What's in a name? – How street-level bureaucrats label citizens while enhancing digital

Helena Iacobaeus, Johanna Sefyrin, Elin Wihlborg

12:06-12:28

Street-level bureaucracies in a digital age – how old structures operate in a new context

Ida Bring Løberg

11:00-11:22

Street-Level Perspectives: Navigating Right-Wing Policies in Educational counselling for refugees

Theresa Herzog-Abusaeeda

11:22-11:44

Burdens in the immigration system: Fragile encounters and how they matter!

Karen Nielsen Breidahl, Jonas Krogh Madsen

11:44-12:06

How job centres in Germany deal with the mental health of refugees

Martin Brussig, Peter Kupka

11:00-11:22

Bureaucratic backsliding at state and street-level

Paul du Gay, Kirstine Zinck Pedersen

11:22-11:44

Street-level bureaucracy and territory: normative regimes and inequalities in São Paulo´s

Giordano Magri, Matthew Richmond

11:44-12:06

An exploration into the configuration between place-social work -community: A conversation between Critical perspectives and

Mia Arp Fallov, Andreas Møller Jørgensen

12:06-12:28

The Power of Writing things Down: Record Keeping in Frontline Work as Bureaucratic, Professional and Relational

Anne Mette Moller

13:30-13:52

What makes a good service model that effectively supports highly disadvantaged jobseekers?

Mark Considine, Phuc Nguyen

13:52-14:14

Street-level-bureaucrats within a triadic constellation: A new service for long-term unemployed in

Frank Bauer

14:14-14:36

New routes? Different ways of cooperation between SLBs and employers

Sebastian Brandl, Thorsten Braun, Edda Merete Luth, Michaela Schulze

14:36-14:58

Conditional Inclusion: Employers’ roles in work Inclusion policies targeting immigrant clients in

Kjetil Lundberg

13:30-13:52

Linking automation and de jure discretion of street-level bureaucrats in social assistance

Janne Petroons, Marjolijn De Wilde, Koen Hermans, Wim Van Lancker

13:52-14:14

When the screens become the streets

Paolo Rossi, Francesca Maci

14:14-14:36

Reducing Administration? Unpacking the adoption of Robotic Process Automation in Swedish Social

Nora Germundsson, Hugo Stranz, Åke Bergmark

13:30-13:52

Cultural diversity in street-level practice: Migrant-origin social workers during a refugee crisis in

Florian Sichling

13:52-14:14

Translating Political Goals into Street-level Practice: New Inequalities, Job Centres and Ukrainian Refugees in

Franziska Schreyer, Katja Hartosch, Thorsten Schlee

14:14-14:36

Managing life in limbo: A street-level view of asylum-seekers' struggle to manage life at the edge of the welfare

Karen N. Breidahl, Evelyn Z. Brodkin

13:30-13:52

Polarized frontlines: the politics of identities in policy implementation

Flávio Eiró

13:52-14:14

Tracing the rise of ‘de-caring’ in social welfare policy and politics

Aisling Tuite, Ray Griffin

14:14-14:36

Health Care for People Deprived of Liberty: analysing prison primary care teams through the lens of

Mariana Scaff Haddad Bartos

14:36-14:58

Towards trauma-informed employment services: Implications for street-level practice in the delivery of

Emily Corbett, Michael McGann, Mark Considine

15:30-16:30

Bottom-up Policy Change: Upward processes in policymaking

Anat Gofen

17:00-17:50 Joint departure with a harbor boat to the conference dinner venue (trip duration: approx. 40-50 min.)

18:30-22:00 Conference dinner (optional): Restaurant 'Meyers i Tårnet'

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

12:30-13:30 Lunch

15:00-15:30 Coffee Break