Antoinette Hetzler
Biographic Data
| ID | 249446 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Antoinette Hetzler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Antoinette |
| FAMILY NAME | Hetzler |
| SIGNATURE | HETZLER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lund University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Guaranteeing social rights and regulating the public sector
Although the United States and Sweden are different in their government and legal structure, both countries have attempted to deter an increasing problem of bullying and degrading behaviour at schools. An unintended consequence in one country is to designate more youth as in need of special help and remove them from the classroom. In the other country we see an increased use of criminalisation and expulsion. This paper compares how each country t…
Labour Market Activation Policies for the Long-Term Ill – A Sick Idea
This paper addresses the failure of activation programmes to achieve a rapid return to work when they are directed towards the long-term ill. The empirical basis for the paper is an analysis of the outcomes for 691 individuals in Sweden chosen for a reactivation policy programme to shorten their sick leave and increase their chances of returning to work. The outcome at the end of their long-term illness when compared to those not selected for an …
Sociologförbundet har ordet: Att vara ordförande
Sociologförbundet har ordet: Sabbatstermin och utvecklingav sociologiämnet
Women, Work, and Welfare: An Analysis of Social Change in Sweden
This article focuses on processes of social change in Sweden, an advanced welfare state. It starts by pointing out the failure of contemporary welfare state theory to deal with the imbalance between the goal of equality and the goal of efficiency in the production and distribution of both capital and social values. Three processes of social change are examined: the marginalization of women in the labor market, increased use of decommodification p…
Sociologförbundet har ordet
Welfare Politics Cross-Examined: Eclecticist Analytical Perspectives on Sweden and the Developed World, from the 1880s to the 2000s
Sociologförbundet har ordet
Barriers to rehabilitation outcome
Work directed rehabilitation is seen in this article as a type of workfare introduced within social insurance. The purpose of introducing workfare into social insurance in Sweden 1992 was to decrease sick leaves through early and active rehabilitation. The article examines why work directed rehabilitation as workfare was not successful. The barriers to rehabilitation outcome discussed in this article are based on the empirical results of three di…
Care and Discretion: Welfare States Revisited
This article analyses the consequences of using the concept of caregiving as a basis of extending social rights in the welfare state. By focusing on the administration of the right to a care allowance to a parent with a disabled child, the development of the concept of individualized justice and the use of discretion are examined. The article reveals how rights are differentially distributed through the use of two mechanisms - normal-relating and…
Att begå samhällsförändring: Välfärdsstatens sociologi och dess sociologer
To commit social change: the sociology and the sociologists of the welfare stateThe article is an analysis of processes of social change in the Swedish society during the 1990’s. Changes in systems of production and changes in identity processes are seen as central components for understanding the transformation of the welfare state. These processes of social change can be sociologically understood by reference to the important impact on social p…
Kvinnor i arbetslivet - skaderisker och ersättningschanser
Kvinnors arbetsskador värderas på ett annat sätt än männens, visar Antoinette Hetzler i denna artikel. Traditionellt sett har kvinnors arbetsplatser ansetts som mindre farliga, men idag är en välbehövlig omvärdering på gång. Med detta har också kvinnornas chanser att få rimlig ersättning vid arbetsskadeärenden ökat
Work and Sickness - Ideology and Law
The article, by presenting an on-going research project, 'Economic re muneration for diminished working capacity', discusses work, sickness and ideology and attempts to introduce theory and method of reading accounts which suggest ideological changes. The possibility of changing the meanings of the concept of work and sickness by legislatively pairing the concepts m reform legislation in Sweden is analyzed
Welfare Politics Cross-Examined: Eclecticist Analytical Perspectives on Sweden and the Developed World, from the 1880s to the 2000s
Labour Market Activation Policies for the Long-Term Ill – A Sick Idea
This paper addresses the failure of activation programmes to achieve a rapid return to work when they are directed towards the long-term ill. The empirical basis for the paper is an analysis of the outcomes for 691 individuals in Sweden chosen for a reactivation policy programme to shorten their sick leave and increase their chances of returning to work. The outcome at the end of their long-term illness when compared to those not selected for an …
Women, Work, and Welfare: An Analysis of Social Change in Sweden
This article focuses on processes of social change in Sweden, an advanced welfare state. It starts by pointing out the failure of contemporary welfare state theory to deal with the imbalance between the goal of equality and the goal of efficiency in the production and distribution of both capital and social values. Three processes of social change are examined: the marginalization of women in the labor market, increased use of decommodification p…
Care and Discretion: Welfare States Revisited
This article analyses the consequences of using the concept of caregiving as a basis of extending social rights in the welfare state. By focusing on the administration of the right to a care allowance to a parent with a disabled child, the development of the concept of individualized justice and the use of discretion are examined. The article reveals how rights are differentially distributed through the use of two mechanisms - normal-relating and…
Work and Sickness - Ideology and Law
The article, by presenting an on-going research project, 'Economic re muneration for diminished working capacity', discusses work, sickness and ideology and attempts to introduce theory and method of reading accounts which suggest ideological changes. The possibility of changing the meanings of the concept of work and sickness by legislatively pairing the concepts m reform legislation in Sweden is analyzed
Kvinnor i arbetslivet - skaderisker och ersättningschanser
Kvinnors arbetsskador värderas på ett annat sätt än männens, visar Antoinette Hetzler i denna artikel. Traditionellt sett har kvinnors arbetsplatser ansetts som mindre farliga, men idag är en välbehövlig omvärdering på gång. Med detta har också kvinnornas chanser att få rimlig ersättning vid arbetsskadeärenden ökat
Att begå samhällsförändring: Välfärdsstatens sociologi och dess sociologer
To commit social change: the sociology and the sociologists of the welfare stateThe article is an analysis of processes of social change in the Swedish society during the 1990’s. Changes in systems of production and changes in identity processes are seen as central components for understanding the transformation of the welfare state. These processes of social change can be sociologically understood by reference to the important impact on social p…
Barriers to rehabilitation outcome
Work directed rehabilitation is seen in this article as a type of workfare introduced within social insurance. The purpose of introducing workfare into social insurance in Sweden 1992 was to decrease sick leaves through early and active rehabilitation. The article examines why work directed rehabilitation as workfare was not successful. The barriers to rehabilitation outcome discussed in this article are based on the empirical results of three di…
Care and Discretion: Welfare States Revisited
This article analyses the consequences of using the concept of caregiving as a basis of extending social rights in the welfare state. By focusing on the administration of the right to a care allowance to a parent with a disabled child, the development of the concept of individualized justice and the use of discretion are examined. The article reveals how rights are differentially distributed through the use of two mechanisms - normal-relating and…
Sociologförbundet har ordet
Sociologförbundet har ordet
Welfare Politics Cross-Examined: Eclecticist Analytical Perspectives on Sweden and the Developed World, from the 1880s to the 2000s
Sociologförbundet har ordet: Sabbatstermin och utvecklingav sociologiämnet
Women, Work, and Welfare: An Analysis of Social Change in Sweden
This article focuses on processes of social change in Sweden, an advanced welfare state. It starts by pointing out the failure of contemporary welfare state theory to deal with the imbalance between the goal of equality and the goal of efficiency in the production and distribution of both capital and social values. Three processes of social change are examined: the marginalization of women in the labor market, increased use of decommodification p…
Labour Market Activation Policies for the Long-Term Ill – A Sick Idea
This paper addresses the failure of activation programmes to achieve a rapid return to work when they are directed towards the long-term ill. The empirical basis for the paper is an analysis of the outcomes for 691 individuals in Sweden chosen for a reactivation policy programme to shorten their sick leave and increase their chances of returning to work. The outcome at the end of their long-term illness when compared to those not selected for an …
Sociologförbundet har ordet: Att vara ordförande
Guaranteeing social rights and regulating the public sector
Although the United States and Sweden are different in their government and legal structure, both countries have attempted to deter an increasing problem of bullying and degrading behaviour at schools. An unintended consequence in one country is to designate more youth as in need of special help and remove them from the classroom. In the other country we see an increased use of criminalisation and expulsion. This paper compares how each country t…
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Law (6 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Social and Educational Sciences (5 works) · Welfare (5 works) · Education, Healthcare and Sociology Research (4 works)