Emma Lamberg
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3975849 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Emma Lamberg |
| NOMBRES | Emma |
| APELLIDO | Lamberg |
| FIRMA | LAMBERG E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Turku |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8717-1125 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Feminist expertise and the political work of building alternative futures
Sociological discussions on alternative futures have proliferated in recent years, yet the role of professional labour and expertise in building transformative social change remains underexplored. This article provides an original contribution by introducing the concept of transformative expertise, enabling a new framework that bridges the sociology of futures with feminist debates on expertise. Drawing on unique empirical data from interviews wi…
Sosiaalisen uusintamisen inhimilliset kustannukset
Politiikan ja kansainvälisten suhteiden professori Shirin M. Rain tuore teos Depletion: The Human Costs of Caring jatkaa hänen pitkäjänteistä työtään feministisen poliittisen talouden tutkimuksen parissa. Kirjan tarkastelun virittää tutkimusalalla usein osoitettu ristiriita: vaikka ilman hoivaa ja elämää ylläpitävää työtä yhteiskunnat ja taloudet pysähtyisivät, tämä työ on taloudessa rakenteellisesti aliarvostettua ja usein näkymätöntä. Näkymättö…
Shifting boundaries, dismantling brick walls
This article contributes to ongoing debates on the politics of feminist knowledge transfer by considering how feminist professionals advocate transformative economic thinking and policies. I draw on interviews with an under‐researched group—feminist professionals with specialized knowledge about the economy—to argue that feminist economic experts' transformative politics is shaped by highly contextual efforts to lend credibility to feminist alter…
Commodified State Feminism
This article analyzes the entanglements of feminist commodity activism and state feminism. Feminist commodity activism refers to consumption and commodified communication as modes of feminist political participation. Earlier research on these topics has focused on the business sector and on media and popular culture, largely sidelining the state as a site of feminism. This article addresses the increasingly close relations between consumerism and…
Kuinka hiljaisuus rikotaan
Viime vuosina mediassa, politiikassa, kansalaisjärjestöissä ja tutkimuksessa on enenevästi esitetty feministisiä näkökulmia talouteen ja talouspolitiikkaan. Tämä artikkeli täydentää keskustelua feminismin ja talouden jännitteistä lähestyen feminististä taloustoimijuutta yhteiskunnallisena liikehdintänä, joka tarjoaa vaihtoehtoisia näkökulmia talouteen. Asiantuntijahaastatteluja analysoimalla kysymme, miten feministinen taloustoimijuus rikkoo talo…
Persistent Paradoxes, Pragmatic Postfeminism
Due to social change and gender detraditionalisation, young women in the Global North have been positioned as agentic subjects who can benefit from increasing freedom in education and work. However, there remains a gap between gender equality as a powerful cultural norm and the persistent inequalities that continue to shape people’s lives. Focusing on Finland, this article examines how this gap is negotiated by young women transitioning from post…
Learning the post-Fordist feeling rules
Even though flexibility, insecurity and precarity characterise much of today's work, the promise of self-realisation through work remains as powerful as ever. Following Weeks' work on the post-Fordist work ethic and Hochschild's research on feeling rules, this article analyses how young women negotiate the post-Fordist work ethic and its emotional obligations. Drawing on interviews with 39 young women studying in the care and media fields in Finl…
Ambivalent aspirations
This article contributes to the critical literature on postfeminist articulations of young women as ideal subjects of aspiration and meritocracy by focussing on young women’s lived experiences and ways of navigating the contradictory effects of these articulations. Drawing on ethnographic research on the creative and cultural industries in Finland, the article examines how women aspiring to careers in the media field negotiate postfeminist and ne…
Staying in Place or Moving Forward? Young Women’s Imagined Futures and Aspirations for Mobility in Care Work
This article analyses how the culturally widespread incitements to become aspirational and mobile are negotiated by young women in the vocational nursing education in Finland. Drawing on interviews with final year students, the article examines their imagined futures and asks how lived inequalities shape their aspirations and possibilities of navigating the neoliberalising care labour market that is marked by stark hierarchies and diminishing res…
Ambivalent aspirations
This article contributes to the critical literature on postfeminist articulations of young women as ideal subjects of aspiration and meritocracy by focussing on young women’s lived experiences and ways of navigating the contradictory effects of these articulations. Drawing on ethnographic research on the creative and cultural industries in Finland, the article examines how women aspiring to careers in the media field negotiate postfeminist and ne…
Staying in Place or Moving Forward? Young Women’s Imagined Futures and Aspirations for Mobility in Care Work
This article analyses how the culturally widespread incitements to become aspirational and mobile are negotiated by young women in the vocational nursing education in Finland. Drawing on interviews with final year students, the article examines their imagined futures and asks how lived inequalities shape their aspirations and possibilities of navigating the neoliberalising care labour market that is marked by stark hierarchies and diminishing res…
Learning the post-Fordist feeling rules
Even though flexibility, insecurity and precarity characterise much of today's work, the promise of self-realisation through work remains as powerful as ever. Following Weeks' work on the post-Fordist work ethic and Hochschild's research on feeling rules, this article analyses how young women negotiate the post-Fordist work ethic and its emotional obligations. Drawing on interviews with 39 young women studying in the care and media fields in Finl…
Shifting boundaries, dismantling brick walls
This article contributes to ongoing debates on the politics of feminist knowledge transfer by considering how feminist professionals advocate transformative economic thinking and policies. I draw on interviews with an under‐researched group—feminist professionals with specialized knowledge about the economy—to argue that feminist economic experts' transformative politics is shaped by highly contextual efforts to lend credibility to feminist alter…
Persistent Paradoxes, Pragmatic Postfeminism
Due to social change and gender detraditionalisation, young women in the Global North have been positioned as agentic subjects who can benefit from increasing freedom in education and work. However, there remains a gap between gender equality as a powerful cultural norm and the persistent inequalities that continue to shape people’s lives. Focusing on Finland, this article examines how this gap is negotiated by young women transitioning from post…
Ambivalent aspirations
This article contributes to the critical literature on postfeminist articulations of young women as ideal subjects of aspiration and meritocracy by focussing on young women’s lived experiences and ways of navigating the contradictory effects of these articulations. Drawing on ethnographic research on the creative and cultural industries in Finland, the article examines how women aspiring to careers in the media field negotiate postfeminist and ne…
Staying in Place or Moving Forward? Young Women’s Imagined Futures and Aspirations for Mobility in Care Work
This article analyses how the culturally widespread incitements to become aspirational and mobile are negotiated by young women in the vocational nursing education in Finland. Drawing on interviews with final year students, the article examines their imagined futures and asks how lived inequalities shape their aspirations and possibilities of navigating the neoliberalising care labour market that is marked by stark hierarchies and diminishing res…
Learning the post-Fordist feeling rules
Even though flexibility, insecurity and precarity characterise much of today's work, the promise of self-realisation through work remains as powerful as ever. Following Weeks' work on the post-Fordist work ethic and Hochschild's research on feeling rules, this article analyses how young women negotiate the post-Fordist work ethic and its emotional obligations. Drawing on interviews with 39 young women studying in the care and media fields in Finl…
Kuinka hiljaisuus rikotaan
Viime vuosina mediassa, politiikassa, kansalaisjärjestöissä ja tutkimuksessa on enenevästi esitetty feministisiä näkökulmia talouteen ja talouspolitiikkaan. Tämä artikkeli täydentää keskustelua feminismin ja talouden jännitteistä lähestyen feminististä taloustoimijuutta yhteiskunnallisena liikehdintänä, joka tarjoaa vaihtoehtoisia näkökulmia talouteen. Asiantuntijahaastatteluja analysoimalla kysymme, miten feministinen taloustoimijuus rikkoo talo…
Persistent Paradoxes, Pragmatic Postfeminism
Due to social change and gender detraditionalisation, young women in the Global North have been positioned as agentic subjects who can benefit from increasing freedom in education and work. However, there remains a gap between gender equality as a powerful cultural norm and the persistent inequalities that continue to shape people’s lives. Focusing on Finland, this article examines how this gap is negotiated by young women transitioning from post…
Shifting boundaries, dismantling brick walls
This article contributes to ongoing debates on the politics of feminist knowledge transfer by considering how feminist professionals advocate transformative economic thinking and policies. I draw on interviews with an under‐researched group—feminist professionals with specialized knowledge about the economy—to argue that feminist economic experts' transformative politics is shaped by highly contextual efforts to lend credibility to feminist alter…
Commodified State Feminism
This article analyzes the entanglements of feminist commodity activism and state feminism. Feminist commodity activism refers to consumption and commodified communication as modes of feminist political participation. Earlier research on these topics has focused on the business sector and on media and popular culture, largely sidelining the state as a site of feminism. This article addresses the increasingly close relations between consumerism and…
Sosiaalisen uusintamisen inhimilliset kustannukset
Politiikan ja kansainvälisten suhteiden professori Shirin M. Rain tuore teos Depletion: The Human Costs of Caring jatkaa hänen pitkäjänteistä työtään feministisen poliittisen talouden tutkimuksen parissa. Kirjan tarkastelun virittää tutkimusalalla usein osoitettu ristiriita: vaikka ilman hoivaa ja elämää ylläpitävää työtä yhteiskunnat ja taloudet pysähtyisivät, tämä työ on taloudessa rakenteellisesti aliarvostettua ja usein näkymätöntä. Näkymättö…
Feminist expertise and the political work of building alternative futures
Sociological discussions on alternative futures have proliferated in recent years, yet the role of professional labour and expertise in building transformative social change remains underexplored. This article provides an original contribution by introducing the concept of transformative expertise, enabling a new framework that bridges the sociology of futures with feminist debates on expertise. Drawing on unique empirical data from interviews wi…
Gender Studies (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Social science (5 obras) · Gender Diversity and Inequality (4 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Work (physics (4 obras) · Economics (3 obras)