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Care and gendered work in reception centers in Finland

2019

PurposeThis paper focuses on how gendered processes of working life are (re)constructed and are also challenged discursively in paid and volunteer care and work in reception centers. The purpose of this paper is to show how caring work with asylum seekers can both enhance the traditional gender order and challenge it through enabling men to have opportunities to care.Design/methodology/approachThe data were produced through qualitative interviews among paid workers and volunteers in reception centers, and analyzed through a discourse analysis approach.FindingsThree discourses of care and work were identified: a discourse on solidarity and care; a discourse on control and order; and a discou…

Cultural StudiesValue (ethics)WorkOrganizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementAsylum seekersmedia_common.quotation_subjectRefugeeDiscourse analysisEthnic groupmenCareReception centerssukupuolittuminenGender Studiesmaskuliinisuus6160 Other humanitieswork5. Gender equalityhoivatyö0502 economics and businessgendervastaanottokeskuksetcareSociologytyöelämä10. No inequalityFinlandmedia_commonmasculinitiesgender orderreception centersMasculinities05 social sciencesGenderMenGender studies16. Peace & justiceSolidaritydiskurssianalyysisukupuoliroolit050903 gender studiesXenophobiavapaaehtoistyöCare work0509 other social sciencesDeconstructionGender order050203 business & managementasylum seekersEquality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal
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Violence indicators and healt of refugees/asylum sekeers: the first five days

2017

The contribution describes the results of a qualitative research with women refugees/asylum seekers in some first reception centers (Hotspot and CAS) of western Sicily

First reception centers (Hotspot and CAS) women refugees gender based violenceSettore SPS/12 - Sociologia Giuridica Della Devianza E Mutamento SocialeSettore SPS/07 - Sociologia Generale
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