Lotta Hultin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3529431 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lotta Hultin |
| PRENOMES | Lotta |
| SOBRENOME | Hultin |
| ASSINATURA | HULTIN L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Stockholm School of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5503-2515 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The temporal identity work of digitally connected migrants
This study examines how the social media practices of acculturating migrants are integral to their temporal identity work and experiences of self and belonging. Based on 30 interviews with Syrian migrants who arrived in Sweden between 2015 and 2017, our analysis identifies three temporal identity practices: restoring lifelines, adapting to dual timelines, and compartmentalizing life and self. Migrants use social media to sustain continuity with t…
Reimagining AI for sustainability
Sources of Social Capital Among Syrian Refugees in Informal Tented Settlements in Lebanon
The decentered translation of management ideas
Based on a study of Lean management practices at the Swedish Migration Board, we develop a novel theoretical understanding of the translation of management ideas. We show how translation, rather than being reduced to a network of human intentions and actions governing the transformation of organizational practices, can instead be understood as a historically contingent, situated flow of mundane everyday work practices through which social and mat…
‘The phone means everything.’ Mobile phones, livelihoods and social capital among Syrian refugees in informal tented settlements in Lebanon
This study explores the role of mobile phones in livelihood creation among Syrian refugees in informal tented settlements in Akkar Governorate and the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon. Drawing on forty-five interviews with Syrian refugees and ten interviews with aid workers, the study highlights the importance of mobile phones in reviving, maintaining and leveraging social capital for the purpose of securing livelihoods in a context of precarity and restr…
How practice makes sense in healthcare operations
This article aims to move sensemaking theory forward by exploring a post-humanist view of how sense is made in material-discursive practices. Answering recent calls for novel theoretical views on sensemaking, we adopt a relational ontology, assuming subject and object to be ontologically entangled, and viewing agency as a circulating flow through material-discursive practices. Employing this perspective, we study how sensemaking unfolds at the em…
How practice makes sense in healthcare operations
This article aims to move sensemaking theory forward by exploring a post-humanist view of how sense is made in material-discursive practices. Answering recent calls for novel theoretical views on sensemaking, we adopt a relational ontology, assuming subject and object to be ontologically entangled, and viewing agency as a circulating flow through material-discursive practices. Employing this perspective, we study how sensemaking unfolds at the em…
Sources of Social Capital Among Syrian Refugees in Informal Tented Settlements in Lebanon
The decentered translation of management ideas
Based on a study of Lean management practices at the Swedish Migration Board, we develop a novel theoretical understanding of the translation of management ideas. We show how translation, rather than being reduced to a network of human intentions and actions governing the transformation of organizational practices, can instead be understood as a historically contingent, situated flow of mundane everyday work practices through which social and mat…
How practice makes sense in healthcare operations
This article aims to move sensemaking theory forward by exploring a post-humanist view of how sense is made in material-discursive practices. Answering recent calls for novel theoretical views on sensemaking, we adopt a relational ontology, assuming subject and object to be ontologically entangled, and viewing agency as a circulating flow through material-discursive practices. Employing this perspective, we study how sensemaking unfolds at the em…
‘The phone means everything.’ Mobile phones, livelihoods and social capital among Syrian refugees in informal tented settlements in Lebanon
This study explores the role of mobile phones in livelihood creation among Syrian refugees in informal tented settlements in Akkar Governorate and the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon. Drawing on forty-five interviews with Syrian refugees and ten interviews with aid workers, the study highlights the importance of mobile phones in reviving, maintaining and leveraging social capital for the purpose of securing livelihoods in a context of precarity and restr…
The decentered translation of management ideas
Based on a study of Lean management practices at the Swedish Migration Board, we develop a novel theoretical understanding of the translation of management ideas. We show how translation, rather than being reduced to a network of human intentions and actions governing the transformation of organizational practices, can instead be understood as a historically contingent, situated flow of mundane everyday work practices through which social and mat…
Reimagining AI for sustainability
Sources of Social Capital Among Syrian Refugees in Informal Tented Settlements in Lebanon
The temporal identity work of digitally connected migrants
This study examines how the social media practices of acculturating migrants are integral to their temporal identity work and experiences of self and belonging. Based on 30 interviews with Syrian migrants who arrived in Sweden between 2015 and 2017, our analysis identifies three temporal identity practices: restoring lifelines, adapting to dual timelines, and compartmentalizing life and self. Migrants use social media to sustain continuity with t…
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