Μαρία Δικαίου
Biographic Data
| ID | 4889815 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Μαρία Δικαίου |
| GIVEN NAMES | Μαρία |
| FAMILY NAME | Δικαίου |
| SIGNATURE | ΔΙΚΑΊΟΥ Μ |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Social Representations of Immigrant Patients: Physicians’ Discourse
With the global increase of migration and the effects of the economic crisis, health systems around the world are facing new challenges. In this context, we investigated the social representations of health provision to immigrant patients, held by physicians. We conducted 40 interviews with Greek physicians working in the public health system, the private health system, the health system in jails, and nongovernmental organizations. Using principl…
Accounting for organ donation decision-making: Analyzing interview discourse of the donors' relatives and intensive care unit physicians in Greece
The study casts light on the organ donation decision-making process by exploring the experiences of families and physicians involved. Specifically, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 11 family members of 11 different donors and with 13 intensive care unit physicians. Data collection and analysis draws on the principles of Grounded Theory Methodology. Analysis indicated that in the accounts of both groups, organ donation is represented…
Problematising separated children: A policy analysis of the UK 'Safeguarding Strategy: Unaccompanied asylum seeking and refugee children
While international and national policies, strategies and legislation have been designed to address the problems of forced displacement, they also form a vital role in the discursive construction, governance and regulation of those who have been displaced. This paper critically interrogates the ‘UK Safeguarding Strategy: Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking and Refugee Children’ to highlight the ways in which unaccompanied asylum seeking children (UASC) …
Constructing work and subjectivities in precarious conditions: Psycho-discursive practices in young people’s interviews in Greece
Precarity is becoming the paradigmatic description of young people’s work conditions in crisis-ridden Greece, but also in other European countries. Focusing on interview data on the work experiences of young adults (18-26 years old), in urban centres of Greece, this study attempts to explore the ways in which informants account for working in precarious conditions and construct agency and subjectivity within these ways of accounting. The analysis…
Attitudes Towards the Victim and the Client of Sex Trafficking in Greece: The Influence of Belief in a Just World, Structural Attributions, Previous Experience, and Attitudes Towards Prostitution
Although scholarly interest in human trafficking has grown over the years, public attitudes towards the victim and the client of sex trafficking remain understudied. The present study explores these attitudes in Greece, a country that plays an important role in the sex-trafficking chain, through a sample of 624 Greek male and female participants. It further examines belief in a just world, structural attributions towards human trafficking, previo…
Return Migration: Changing Roles of Men and Women
The study concerns Greek returnees from the Federal Republic of Germany and explores changes in task sharing behaviour and gender role attitudes resulting from changes in cultural environments. A group of return migrants was compared with a group of non‐migrants, both living in villages in the District of Drama, Greece. Groups were interviewed to investigate the extent to which each spouse shared house tasks as well as their attitudes towards gen…
Present Realities and Future Prospects among Greek Returners
The current study on Greek [migrants returning from working overseas] examines a wide range of social, economic and psychological factors that influenced decisions to return and processes of readjustment in the home environment.... This study concentrates on returner families and explores the extent to which they felt that the homeland had fulfilled their needs and expectations.... The main goal...was to explore interpersonal and socio-cultural, …
Identified Problems and Coping Strategies: Gypsy Minority Versus Non‐Minority Adolescents
Gender and culture: Reported problems, coping strategies and selected helpers of male and female adolescents in 17 countries
Youth and culture: A seventeen nation study of perceived problems and coping strategies
Illiteracy and Tsigani Minority Children in Northern Greece: An Exploration of Parents' and Children's Views
Peer Interaction in Migrant Children Observational Data and Parents' Evaluations
This study 1) investigates the social behaviors characterizing the interaction between migrants and nonmigrants in both home and host countries, and 2) measures directly the behavior of the child. 2 samples of Greek migrant children, 8-10 years old, were selected. The group from the home country came from 5 villages in the District of Drama in East Macedonia; the group from the receiving country came from 5 areas in the District of Baden-Wurtenbe…
Maternal Attitudes of Greek Migrant Women
This study examines groups of Greek migrant mothers and their attitudes towards their children in different stages of the migratory process. There were 2 lots of samples of Greek migrants mothers who had at least 2 children 8-10 years old, 1 from the home country (5 villages of the District Drama in East Macedonia) and 1 from the receiving country (the area of Baden-Wurtenberg, where most of the migrants from East Macedonia are living). The 4 gro…
Counselling migrant persons concerning their children
Return Migration: Changing Roles of Men and Women
The study concerns Greek returnees from the Federal Republic of Germany and explores changes in task sharing behaviour and gender role attitudes resulting from changes in cultural environments. A group of return migrants was compared with a group of non‐migrants, both living in villages in the District of Drama, Greece. Groups were interviewed to investigate the extent to which each spouse shared house tasks as well as their attitudes towards gen…
Attitudes Towards the Victim and the Client of Sex Trafficking in Greece: The Influence of Belief in a Just World, Structural Attributions, Previous Experience, and Attitudes Towards Prostitution
Although scholarly interest in human trafficking has grown over the years, public attitudes towards the victim and the client of sex trafficking remain understudied. The present study explores these attitudes in Greece, a country that plays an important role in the sex-trafficking chain, through a sample of 624 Greek male and female participants. It further examines belief in a just world, structural attributions towards human trafficking, previo…
Constructing work and subjectivities in precarious conditions: Psycho-discursive practices in young people’s interviews in Greece
Precarity is becoming the paradigmatic description of young people’s work conditions in crisis-ridden Greece, but also in other European countries. Focusing on interview data on the work experiences of young adults (18-26 years old), in urban centres of Greece, this study attempts to explore the ways in which informants account for working in precarious conditions and construct agency and subjectivity within these ways of accounting. The analysis…
Illiteracy and Tsigani Minority Children in Northern Greece: An Exploration of Parents' and Children's Views
Peer Interaction in Migrant Children Observational Data and Parents' Evaluations
This study 1) investigates the social behaviors characterizing the interaction between migrants and nonmigrants in both home and host countries, and 2) measures directly the behavior of the child. 2 samples of Greek migrant children, 8-10 years old, were selected. The group from the home country came from 5 villages in the District of Drama in East Macedonia; the group from the receiving country came from 5 areas in the District of Baden-Wurtenbe…
Accounting for organ donation decision-making: Analyzing interview discourse of the donors' relatives and intensive care unit physicians in Greece
The study casts light on the organ donation decision-making process by exploring the experiences of families and physicians involved. Specifically, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 11 family members of 11 different donors and with 13 intensive care unit physicians. Data collection and analysis draws on the principles of Grounded Theory Methodology. Analysis indicated that in the accounts of both groups, organ donation is represented…
Problematising separated children: A policy analysis of the UK 'Safeguarding Strategy: Unaccompanied asylum seeking and refugee children
While international and national policies, strategies and legislation have been designed to address the problems of forced displacement, they also form a vital role in the discursive construction, governance and regulation of those who have been displaced. This paper critically interrogates the ‘UK Safeguarding Strategy: Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking and Refugee Children’ to highlight the ways in which unaccompanied asylum seeking children (UASC) …
Present Realities and Future Prospects among Greek Returners
The current study on Greek [migrants returning from working overseas] examines a wide range of social, economic and psychological factors that influenced decisions to return and processes of readjustment in the home environment.... This study concentrates on returner families and explores the extent to which they felt that the homeland had fulfilled their needs and expectations.... The main goal...was to explore interpersonal and socio-cultural, …
Counselling migrant persons concerning their children
Maternal Attitudes of Greek Migrant Women
This study examines groups of Greek migrant mothers and their attitudes towards their children in different stages of the migratory process. There were 2 lots of samples of Greek migrants mothers who had at least 2 children 8-10 years old, 1 from the home country (5 villages of the District Drama in East Macedonia) and 1 from the receiving country (the area of Baden-Wurtenberg, where most of the migrants from East Macedonia are living). The 4 gro…
Peer Interaction in Migrant Children Observational Data and Parents' Evaluations
This study 1) investigates the social behaviors characterizing the interaction between migrants and nonmigrants in both home and host countries, and 2) measures directly the behavior of the child. 2 samples of Greek migrant children, 8-10 years old, were selected. The group from the home country came from 5 villages in the District of Drama in East Macedonia; the group from the receiving country came from 5 areas in the District of Baden-Wurtenbe…
Illiteracy and Tsigani Minority Children in Northern Greece: An Exploration of Parents' and Children's Views
Youth and culture: A seventeen nation study of perceived problems and coping strategies
Gender and culture: Reported problems, coping strategies and selected helpers of male and female adolescents in 17 countries
Identified Problems and Coping Strategies: Gypsy Minority Versus Non‐Minority Adolescents
Present Realities and Future Prospects among Greek Returners
The current study on Greek [migrants returning from working overseas] examines a wide range of social, economic and psychological factors that influenced decisions to return and processes of readjustment in the home environment.... This study concentrates on returner families and explores the extent to which they felt that the homeland had fulfilled their needs and expectations.... The main goal...was to explore interpersonal and socio-cultural, …
Return Migration: Changing Roles of Men and Women
The study concerns Greek returnees from the Federal Republic of Germany and explores changes in task sharing behaviour and gender role attitudes resulting from changes in cultural environments. A group of return migrants was compared with a group of non‐migrants, both living in villages in the District of Drama, Greece. Groups were interviewed to investigate the extent to which each spouse shared house tasks as well as their attitudes towards gen…
Constructing work and subjectivities in precarious conditions: Psycho-discursive practices in young people’s interviews in Greece
Precarity is becoming the paradigmatic description of young people’s work conditions in crisis-ridden Greece, but also in other European countries. Focusing on interview data on the work experiences of young adults (18-26 years old), in urban centres of Greece, this study attempts to explore the ways in which informants account for working in precarious conditions and construct agency and subjectivity within these ways of accounting. The analysis…
Attitudes Towards the Victim and the Client of Sex Trafficking in Greece: The Influence of Belief in a Just World, Structural Attributions, Previous Experience, and Attitudes Towards Prostitution
Although scholarly interest in human trafficking has grown over the years, public attitudes towards the victim and the client of sex trafficking remain understudied. The present study explores these attitudes in Greece, a country that plays an important role in the sex-trafficking chain, through a sample of 624 Greek male and female participants. It further examines belief in a just world, structural attributions towards human trafficking, previo…
Social Representations of Immigrant Patients: Physicians’ Discourse
With the global increase of migration and the effects of the economic crisis, health systems around the world are facing new challenges. In this context, we investigated the social representations of health provision to immigrant patients, held by physicians. We conducted 40 interviews with Greek physicians working in the public health system, the private health system, the health system in jails, and nongovernmental organizations. Using principl…
Accounting for organ donation decision-making: Analyzing interview discourse of the donors' relatives and intensive care unit physicians in Greece
The study casts light on the organ donation decision-making process by exploring the experiences of families and physicians involved. Specifically, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 11 family members of 11 different donors and with 13 intensive care unit physicians. Data collection and analysis draws on the principles of Grounded Theory Methodology. Analysis indicated that in the accounts of both groups, organ donation is represented…
Problematising separated children: A policy analysis of the UK 'Safeguarding Strategy: Unaccompanied asylum seeking and refugee children
While international and national policies, strategies and legislation have been designed to address the problems of forced displacement, they also form a vital role in the discursive construction, governance and regulation of those who have been displaced. This paper critically interrogates the ‘UK Safeguarding Strategy: Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking and Refugee Children’ to highlight the ways in which unaccompanied asylum seeking children (UASC) …
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