Antti Kivijärvi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 373736 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Antti Kivijärvi |
| NOMBRES | Antti |
| APELLIDO | Kivijärvi |
| FIRMA | KIVIJÄRVI A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Eastern Finland |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3931-4069 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Can we do it together? Co-designing attentive practices with and for forced migrants in seven countries
Designing feasible programmes for the attention of forced migrants’ needs is a demanding task that often relies on a group of experts at national levels. Moreover, programmes tend to be based on estimations of generic needs while migrants and fieldworkers are seldom included in the design process. Responding to the quest for a more tailored and participatory approach, we describe how attentive programmes were developed in seven countries along th…
Layered Confinement in Reception Centers-A Study of Asylum Seekers' Experiences in Finland
Participation Paradox
Asylum seekers are separated from the receiving society by the legislation, marginalising societal discourses and institutional practices of the reception system. By engaging in previous studies on how asylum seekers exert agency within the limits of existing power relations and structural constraints, we examine asylum seekers' everyday participation in reception centres and the local community. We uncover the participation paradox, in which con…
The links between structural and social marginalisation – social relations of young Finnish adults not in employment or education
This paper focuses on the social attachments and detachments of 16- to 29-year-old young adults who are not in employment or education, and consequently not part of the sociability related to work or school. While the characteristics of this group tend to be well documented, there is less empirical research on their social relations. Here, the aim is to explore the interlinkages between young adults’ structural and social marginalisation through …
The feasibility of an online discussion group as a component of targeted youth work in Finland
The aim of this paper is to investigate the potential of online group activities alongside one-to-one offline counselling in youth work targeted toward young adults not in employment or education. The study examines the feasibility of moderated anonymous online group (MAOG) discussions from a comprehensive standpoint, with reference to the perspectives of end-users, service providers and further research. The paper is based on a two-arm, quasi-ex…
Sports and structured leisure as sites of victimization for children and young people in Finland
Availability and access have been central worries that are discussed related to children's and young people's sport and other structured leisure activities. In this article, we shift the focus towards children's and young people's experiences of violence perpetrated by coaches or leaders within such activities in Finland. We use a large-scale survey on children's and young people's experiences of violence in different spheres of life (Finnish Chi…
Fragility of leisure ties between ethnic minority and majority youth – an empirical case from Finland
This paper explores social integration of ethnic minority youth in the context of micro-level leisure interaction in Finland. The aim of the study is to disentangle the types of ties that are formed between ethnic minority and majority youth. Moreover, the article will examine how these ties build bridges across group boundaries in the form of providing new leisure resources for ethnic minority youth. The qualitative data of the study consists of…
Interethnic Affiliations and Everyday Demarcations of Youth in Finland
In this article, affiliations between ethnic majority and minority youth in leisure surroundings around Finland are scrutinised. It is asked how these affiliations are formulated: To what extent they are based on individual choices and factors such as ethnicity, class and locality? The twofold data of the study consists of (1) interviews of ethnic minority youth (n = 38) and (2) observations and interviews of ethnic majority and minority youth (n…
New Challenges for Nordic Welfare Services
This article summarises the results of a two-phase research project, which concentrated on leisure practices of ethnic minority youth and their expectations on multicultural youth services. The question is how youth work as 'cultureless' principles of Nordic welfare universalism function in contemporary social conditions. Have youth workers and administrative authorities adopted multicultural demands of increasing ethnic diversity? The case of Fi…
Local Youth Work as Subpolitics of Multiculturalism
This article examines how the notion of multiculturalism is defined at the level of Finnish youth work. Local youth work is examined as a subpolitical arena in a rapidly changing and culturally diversifying society where answers by public institutions are not available. The essential objective of this article is to unravel the rationales of multicultural subpolitics and examine which policies these rationales enable. The data of the study consist…
Fragility of leisure ties between ethnic minority and majority youth – an empirical case from Finland
This paper explores social integration of ethnic minority youth in the context of micro-level leisure interaction in Finland. The aim of the study is to disentangle the types of ties that are formed between ethnic minority and majority youth. Moreover, the article will examine how these ties build bridges across group boundaries in the form of providing new leisure resources for ethnic minority youth. The qualitative data of the study consists of…
Interethnic Affiliations and Everyday Demarcations of Youth in Finland
In this article, affiliations between ethnic majority and minority youth in leisure surroundings around Finland are scrutinised. It is asked how these affiliations are formulated: To what extent they are based on individual choices and factors such as ethnicity, class and locality? The twofold data of the study consists of (1) interviews of ethnic minority youth (n = 38) and (2) observations and interviews of ethnic majority and minority youth (n…
Layered Confinement in Reception Centers-A Study of Asylum Seekers' Experiences in Finland
Can we do it together? Co-designing attentive practices with and for forced migrants in seven countries
Designing feasible programmes for the attention of forced migrants’ needs is a demanding task that often relies on a group of experts at national levels. Moreover, programmes tend to be based on estimations of generic needs while migrants and fieldworkers are seldom included in the design process. Responding to the quest for a more tailored and participatory approach, we describe how attentive programmes were developed in seven countries along th…
Participation Paradox
Asylum seekers are separated from the receiving society by the legislation, marginalising societal discourses and institutional practices of the reception system. By engaging in previous studies on how asylum seekers exert agency within the limits of existing power relations and structural constraints, we examine asylum seekers' everyday participation in reception centres and the local community. We uncover the participation paradox, in which con…
The feasibility of an online discussion group as a component of targeted youth work in Finland
The aim of this paper is to investigate the potential of online group activities alongside one-to-one offline counselling in youth work targeted toward young adults not in employment or education. The study examines the feasibility of moderated anonymous online group (MAOG) discussions from a comprehensive standpoint, with reference to the perspectives of end-users, service providers and further research. The paper is based on a two-arm, quasi-ex…
New Challenges for Nordic Welfare Services
This article summarises the results of a two-phase research project, which concentrated on leisure practices of ethnic minority youth and their expectations on multicultural youth services. The question is how youth work as 'cultureless' principles of Nordic welfare universalism function in contemporary social conditions. Have youth workers and administrative authorities adopted multicultural demands of increasing ethnic diversity? The case of Fi…
Local Youth Work as Subpolitics of Multiculturalism
This article examines how the notion of multiculturalism is defined at the level of Finnish youth work. Local youth work is examined as a subpolitical arena in a rapidly changing and culturally diversifying society where answers by public institutions are not available. The essential objective of this article is to unravel the rationales of multicultural subpolitics and examine which policies these rationales enable. The data of the study consist…
Interethnic Affiliations and Everyday Demarcations of Youth in Finland
In this article, affiliations between ethnic majority and minority youth in leisure surroundings around Finland are scrutinised. It is asked how these affiliations are formulated: To what extent they are based on individual choices and factors such as ethnicity, class and locality? The twofold data of the study consists of (1) interviews of ethnic minority youth (n = 38) and (2) observations and interviews of ethnic majority and minority youth (n…
New Challenges for Nordic Welfare Services
This article summarises the results of a two-phase research project, which concentrated on leisure practices of ethnic minority youth and their expectations on multicultural youth services. The question is how youth work as 'cultureless' principles of Nordic welfare universalism function in contemporary social conditions. Have youth workers and administrative authorities adopted multicultural demands of increasing ethnic diversity? The case of Fi…
Fragility of leisure ties between ethnic minority and majority youth – an empirical case from Finland
This paper explores social integration of ethnic minority youth in the context of micro-level leisure interaction in Finland. The aim of the study is to disentangle the types of ties that are formed between ethnic minority and majority youth. Moreover, the article will examine how these ties build bridges across group boundaries in the form of providing new leisure resources for ethnic minority youth. The qualitative data of the study consists of…
Sports and structured leisure as sites of victimization for children and young people in Finland
Availability and access have been central worries that are discussed related to children's and young people's sport and other structured leisure activities. In this article, we shift the focus towards children's and young people's experiences of violence perpetrated by coaches or leaders within such activities in Finland. We use a large-scale survey on children's and young people's experiences of violence in different spheres of life (Finnish Chi…
The links between structural and social marginalisation – social relations of young Finnish adults not in employment or education
This paper focuses on the social attachments and detachments of 16- to 29-year-old young adults who are not in employment or education, and consequently not part of the sociability related to work or school. While the characteristics of this group tend to be well documented, there is less empirical research on their social relations. Here, the aim is to explore the interlinkages between young adults’ structural and social marginalisation through …
The feasibility of an online discussion group as a component of targeted youth work in Finland
The aim of this paper is to investigate the potential of online group activities alongside one-to-one offline counselling in youth work targeted toward young adults not in employment or education. The study examines the feasibility of moderated anonymous online group (MAOG) discussions from a comprehensive standpoint, with reference to the perspectives of end-users, service providers and further research. The paper is based on a two-arm, quasi-ex…
Layered Confinement in Reception Centers-A Study of Asylum Seekers' Experiences in Finland
Participation Paradox
Asylum seekers are separated from the receiving society by the legislation, marginalising societal discourses and institutional practices of the reception system. By engaging in previous studies on how asylum seekers exert agency within the limits of existing power relations and structural constraints, we examine asylum seekers' everyday participation in reception centres and the local community. We uncover the participation paradox, in which con…
Can we do it together? Co-designing attentive practices with and for forced migrants in seven countries
Designing feasible programmes for the attention of forced migrants’ needs is a demanding task that often relies on a group of experts at national levels. Moreover, programmes tend to be based on estimations of generic needs while migrants and fieldworkers are seldom included in the design process. Responding to the quest for a more tailored and participatory approach, we describe how attentive programmes were developed in seven countries along th…
Sociology (9 obras) · Gender Studies (8 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Ethnic group (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Youth Development and Social Support (4 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras)