Program for Thursday, June 20th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 20TH: TALK VIEW

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10:00-10:22

Activating couples under Universal Credit: street-level and household perspectives on welfare reform in the

Levana Magnus

10:22-10:44

A social investment state perceived from the street-level: Tensions within employment services

Mathias Herup Nielsen

10:44-11:06

Street-level bureaucrats’ role identity – self-conceptualization and associated challenges

Mareike Sirman-Winkler, Justine Marienfeldt, Markus Tepe

11:06-11:28

Creative Discretion at the Frontline between Management and Budgets

Claudia Globisch, Peter Kupka, Kathrin Englert

10:00-10:22

Does street-level organizations’ location in the service hierrarchy shape professionals’ conceptions of youth at

Tone Alm Andreassen, Therese Saltkjel

10:22-10:44

Coping in collaborative work

Matilde Høybye-Mortensen

10:00-10:22

Long-awaited yet still pending: the case of 2020 amnesty program in Italy as experienced by foreign workers and

Maristella Cacciapaglia, Paola Bonizzoni, Maurizio Artero

10:22-10:44

Immigration, integration and street-level work - Empirical insights from a in-depth case study of nav (in Bergen,

Astrid Ouahyb Sundsbø

10:44-11:06

Why don‘t they work? System experience and work motivation of Ukrainian refugees in Germany

Mariella Falkenhain, Emilie Dobrovolski, Nadja Brenning, Maya Kim

10:00-10:22

Moving towards clients, but not too much: How home care workers and managers use boundary work repertoires to balance the need for responsiveness with the need to uphold regulations in the superdiverse context of

Hanna Carlsson, Ludo Glimmerveen

10:22-10:44

Conceptualizing citizen responsiveness

E.L. Visser, N. Raaphorst, M. Østergaard Møller, E. Schmidt, B. Bernards

10:44-11:06

Responsiveness from a citizen perspective. How do vulnerable citizens experience responsiveness in the front line of social

Maja Müller, Mette Rømer

11:45-12:07

The long and winding road to a flexi-job in Denmark: From floating to fixed categories?

Lena Kjeldsen, Finn Amby, Edda Luth

12:07-12:29

The impact of inner-organisational factors of welfare and employment offices’ provision of activation services to long-term health

Heidi Moen Gjersøe, Andreea Alecu, Espen Dahl, Magne Bråthen

12:29-12:51

Workplace Inclusion Capacity

Mikkel Bo Madsen

12:51-13:13

Collaboration between employment support services and employers in successful work inclusion of persons with

Johanna Gustafsson

11:45-12:07

Third-sector professionals in the mix of governance paradigms: Evidence from Denmark, England and

Andreja Pegan, Peter Aagaard

12:07-12:29

From a Technocratic house committee to a residents' council: Definitions change due to a discourse between Street-level bureaucrats and neighborhood

Erella Hamilton, Dikla Asraf

12:29-12:51

Housing First: an ethnography case study of practical fullfilment of "direct acess" principle

Antoine Etienne

11:45-12:07

The role of trust intermediators in street-level bureaucratic encounters between forced migrants and the welfare states of Finland and

Liselott Sundbäck, Camilla Nordberg

12:07-12:29

When does interculturalism reach its limits? Street level bureaucracy and diversity management in

Andrea Spehar

12:29-12:51

“We always want to give them a chance”: Discretion, duration, and differentiation in work with migrant students in a Danish municipality’s

Nanna Enemark

12:51-13:13

Emotional labour of career counsellors as street-level integrators

Miika Kekki

13:13-13:35

The matrix: Norwegian resettlement decisions in diverging institutional contexts.

Nerina Weiss, Ragna Lillevik, Ingunn Bjørkhaug

11:45-12:07

How Deliberation Affects Responsiveness to People in Need: The Consequences of Normative Dilemmas at the Frontline of a Japanese Welfare

Masashi Yamabe

12:07-12:29

The state and alternative authorities: How does the frontline in Swedish “extra vulnerable neighbourhoods” perceive of the

Helena Stensøta

12:29-12:51

Reconceptualizing Bureaucratic Responsiveness: Divergent Perceptions in Street-Level Encounters Within a Weak Institutional

Priyank Jain

14:15-15:45 Roundtable: Advancing the Field of Street-level Research

15:45-16:00 Conference closing session

11:30-11:45 Coffee Break

13:15-14:15 Lunch