Magnus Karlsson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3674503 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Magnus Karlsson |
| NOMBRES | Magnus |
| APELLIDO | Karlsson |
| FIRMA | KARLSSON M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Gothenburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2438-2491 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Spatial and material resources in peer recruitment sequences
The article explores children’s deployment of spatial and material resources to co-operatively construct recruitment sequences in the peer group. Data were collected during video-ethnographic research in a Swedish preschool and involve children aged 4.5 to 5.5 years. Adopting an approach informed by multimodal conversation analysis, the study illustrates that children aptly draw from the resources available in the local socio-material ecology to …
The Temporality of Dyadic Affiliations and Exclusions in Small Interacting Groups of Three
The study utilizes data of naturally occurring peer interactions in a Swedish preschool, to explore how dyadic affiliations (and exclusions) are created, played, out and transformed in small interacting groups of three children (aged 5) during free time play. The overall results point to the complex and shifting nature of children's (dyadic) relationships as children move in and out of dyads, which means that a child is not always excluded. It is…
“This friend was nice”
This paper explores children's deployment of objects in negotiating social relationships during peer play. Drawing from video-ethnographic research in a Swedish preschool, this study builds on insights from a cultural-historical perspective on children's learning and development, which is integrated with a multimodal interactional perspective on human social action. Specifically, the article analyzes an extended sequence of play (inter)actions wi…
Welfare between Social and Human Rights – Charity in the New Social Landscape of Sweden
Welfare states in Europe and around the world are experiencing growing numbers of people with limited or unclear rights to public welfare within their borders. These are refugees, undocumented migrants, EU-migrants and other groups of displaced or deprived people seeking a better life. In Sweden, this situation is trying the highly held principles of social and human rights, as charities are becoming an increasingly important complement to rights…
Protecting interactional spaces
Deep experiential knowledge
Background This article charts the relationships between the model of evidence-based practice (EBP), healthcare markets where providers are increasingly competing through the adoption of EBP-certified interventions, and the cultivation of experiential knowledge within self-help and mutual aid groups (MAGs). After 35 years of neoliberal reform, service user involvement in research, service provision and evaluation, and patient-centered care has be…
Johan Asplund som lärare
New Deeds for New Needs
The emergence of new types and new levels of poverty in Sweden has spurred civil society organizations to take a more active role in domestic relief work. Their work is not least directed toward groups of poor with limited access to public welfare in Sweden, in most cases because they are not Swedish citizens. The arrival of groups like the vulnerable EU citizens and undocumented refugees has created a situation where civil society provides emerg…
Preschool girls as rule breakers
This study examines how preschool girls organize situated board games. Examining video data using an ethnomethodological approach, we focus on moral work-in-interaction in instances where the girls negotiate rule violations. It was found that the girls oriented to diverse forms of moral orders, shifting between a competitive/justice-based order and a socio-moral order of reciprocal relations. Argumentative moves of cheating were used as communica…
Towards Hybridization
In many parts of the Western world, interventions for people with mental illness have radically changed in recent decades. In the deinstitutionalized system of today, the role for non-profit organizations is generally characterized by dual goals: political advocacy and service provision . Here, the role and function of the user movement in the Swedish mental health system is examined through a case study of all local branches of the largest non-p…
Non-Profit Organizations in Mental Health
Non-profit organizations (NPO) for mental health are becoming significant actors. Here, their roles in welfare society as understood in research are identified and analyzed. Results from recent research publications on the mental health field are synthesized and categorized in order to find out their origin, theoretical orientation, and view on mental health NPO’s in relation to the public welfare systems. Relevant publications are primarily from…
Deep experiential knowledge
Background This article charts the relationships between the model of evidence-based practice (EBP), healthcare markets where providers are increasingly competing through the adoption of EBP-certified interventions, and the cultivation of experiential knowledge within self-help and mutual aid groups (MAGs). After 35 years of neoliberal reform, service user involvement in research, service provision and evaluation, and patient-centered care has be…
Protecting interactional spaces
New Deeds for New Needs
The emergence of new types and new levels of poverty in Sweden has spurred civil society organizations to take a more active role in domestic relief work. Their work is not least directed toward groups of poor with limited access to public welfare in Sweden, in most cases because they are not Swedish citizens. The arrival of groups like the vulnerable EU citizens and undocumented refugees has created a situation where civil society provides emerg…
Towards Hybridization
In many parts of the Western world, interventions for people with mental illness have radically changed in recent decades. In the deinstitutionalized system of today, the role for non-profit organizations is generally characterized by dual goals: political advocacy and service provision . Here, the role and function of the user movement in the Swedish mental health system is examined through a case study of all local branches of the largest non-p…
Welfare between Social and Human Rights – Charity in the New Social Landscape of Sweden
Welfare states in Europe and around the world are experiencing growing numbers of people with limited or unclear rights to public welfare within their borders. These are refugees, undocumented migrants, EU-migrants and other groups of displaced or deprived people seeking a better life. In Sweden, this situation is trying the highly held principles of social and human rights, as charities are becoming an increasingly important complement to rights…
Preschool girls as rule breakers
This study examines how preschool girls organize situated board games. Examining video data using an ethnomethodological approach, we focus on moral work-in-interaction in instances where the girls negotiate rule violations. It was found that the girls oriented to diverse forms of moral orders, shifting between a competitive/justice-based order and a socio-moral order of reciprocal relations. Argumentative moves of cheating were used as communica…
Non-Profit Organizations in Mental Health
Non-profit organizations (NPO) for mental health are becoming significant actors. Here, their roles in welfare society as understood in research are identified and analyzed. Results from recent research publications on the mental health field are synthesized and categorized in order to find out their origin, theoretical orientation, and view on mental health NPO’s in relation to the public welfare systems. Relevant publications are primarily from…
Towards Hybridization
In many parts of the Western world, interventions for people with mental illness have radically changed in recent decades. In the deinstitutionalized system of today, the role for non-profit organizations is generally characterized by dual goals: political advocacy and service provision . Here, the role and function of the user movement in the Swedish mental health system is examined through a case study of all local branches of the largest non-p…
Preschool girls as rule breakers
This study examines how preschool girls organize situated board games. Examining video data using an ethnomethodological approach, we focus on moral work-in-interaction in instances where the girls negotiate rule violations. It was found that the girls oriented to diverse forms of moral orders, shifting between a competitive/justice-based order and a socio-moral order of reciprocal relations. Argumentative moves of cheating were used as communica…
New Deeds for New Needs
The emergence of new types and new levels of poverty in Sweden has spurred civil society organizations to take a more active role in domestic relief work. Their work is not least directed toward groups of poor with limited access to public welfare in Sweden, in most cases because they are not Swedish citizens. The arrival of groups like the vulnerable EU citizens and undocumented refugees has created a situation where civil society provides emerg…
Deep experiential knowledge
Background This article charts the relationships between the model of evidence-based practice (EBP), healthcare markets where providers are increasingly competing through the adoption of EBP-certified interventions, and the cultivation of experiential knowledge within self-help and mutual aid groups (MAGs). After 35 years of neoliberal reform, service user involvement in research, service provision and evaluation, and patient-centered care has be…
Johan Asplund som lärare
Protecting interactional spaces
Welfare between Social and Human Rights – Charity in the New Social Landscape of Sweden
Welfare states in Europe and around the world are experiencing growing numbers of people with limited or unclear rights to public welfare within their borders. These are refugees, undocumented migrants, EU-migrants and other groups of displaced or deprived people seeking a better life. In Sweden, this situation is trying the highly held principles of social and human rights, as charities are becoming an increasingly important complement to rights…
“This friend was nice”
This paper explores children's deployment of objects in negotiating social relationships during peer play. Drawing from video-ethnographic research in a Swedish preschool, this study builds on insights from a cultural-historical perspective on children's learning and development, which is integrated with a multimodal interactional perspective on human social action. Specifically, the article analyzes an extended sequence of play (inter)actions wi…
The Temporality of Dyadic Affiliations and Exclusions in Small Interacting Groups of Three
The study utilizes data of naturally occurring peer interactions in a Swedish preschool, to explore how dyadic affiliations (and exclusions) are created, played, out and transformed in small interacting groups of three children (aged 5) during free time play. The overall results point to the complex and shifting nature of children's (dyadic) relationships as children move in and out of dyads, which means that a child is not always excluded. It is…
Spatial and material resources in peer recruitment sequences
The article explores children’s deployment of spatial and material resources to co-operatively construct recruitment sequences in the peer group. Data were collected during video-ethnographic research in a Swedish preschool and involve children aged 4.5 to 5.5 years. Adopting an approach informed by multimodal conversation analysis, the study illustrates that children aptly draw from the resources available in the local socio-material ecology to …
Psychology (8 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Epistemology (5 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Children's Rights and Participation (3 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Mental Health and Patient Involvement (3 obras)