Zuzana Broskevičová
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5190833 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Zuzana Broskevičová |
| PRENOMES | Zuzana |
| SOBRENOME | Broskevičová |
| ASSINATURA | BROSKEVIČOVÁ Z |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Ostrava |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-1780-7945 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The new role of social work
This article explores the evolving role of social workers in the context of increasing digitalisation, focussing on the Czech Republic. Using ecological systems theory and the shift from street-level to screen-level bureaucracy as a framework, we analyse how digital tools are reshaping the relationship between clients and social workers, as well as professional boundaries. Using qualitative data from focus groups and interviews with social worker…
Transforming Residential Disability Services in Czechia Under Neoliberalism
This article examines the dynamics of deinstitutionalization of residential services for people with disabilities in the Czech Republic, focusing on barriers, tensions, and opportunities for social work to support disability rights. Deinstitutionalization, understood as the development of community-based services replacing large residential facilities, is analyzed across three interconnected levels: political, organizational, and everyday practic…
When a gatekeeper denies a researcher access
Social work research often requires the exploration of sensitive topics that concern hard-to-reach populations. In order to gain access to these groups, researchers are often forced to rely on gatekeepers during the research process. Gatekeepers become intermediaries who help the researchers to establish this access. In this article, we focus on institutional gatekeepers and the circumstances under which they deny access to research participants.…
Living without privilege in Czech society
Social work research has increasingly focused on the intersectionality of social identities and categories, which can create unique forms of disadvantage. This study addresses the underexplored dimension of privilege within systems of inequality, focusing on how wealth inequality, anti-Roma racism, and structural barriers shape the lives of young people at risk of poverty in the Czech Republic. Grounded in a qualitative, multi-generational approa…
It Puts Them in the Role of Zoo Animals”
The paper discusses the ethical and methodological issues related to gatekeepers in social work research, often represented by social service professionals.This collaboration brings specific challenges, dilemmas, and benefits.A qualitative research strategy was used to explore research fatigue in the context of gatekeeping and its implications for ethics in social work research, particularly as it relates to marginalized and vulnerable groups.Eig…
Negotiating Access to Hard-to-Reach Populations through Institutional Gatekeepers in Social Work Research
Institutional gatekeepers play an increasingly important role in social work research, and their involvement in the research process is essential for the development of a usable knowledge base. This article explores the experience of recruiting participants through institutional gatekeepers for research on hard-to-reach populations in social work. The article aims to find out how researchers negotiate access to research participants with institut…
It Puts Them in the Role of Zoo Animals”
The paper discusses the ethical and methodological issues related to gatekeepers in social work research, often represented by social service professionals.This collaboration brings specific challenges, dilemmas, and benefits.A qualitative research strategy was used to explore research fatigue in the context of gatekeeping and its implications for ethics in social work research, particularly as it relates to marginalized and vulnerable groups.Eig…
Negotiating Access to Hard-to-Reach Populations through Institutional Gatekeepers in Social Work Research
Institutional gatekeepers play an increasingly important role in social work research, and their involvement in the research process is essential for the development of a usable knowledge base. This article explores the experience of recruiting participants through institutional gatekeepers for research on hard-to-reach populations in social work. The article aims to find out how researchers negotiate access to research participants with institut…
It Puts Them in the Role of Zoo Animals”
The paper discusses the ethical and methodological issues related to gatekeepers in social work research, often represented by social service professionals.This collaboration brings specific challenges, dilemmas, and benefits.A qualitative research strategy was used to explore research fatigue in the context of gatekeeping and its implications for ethics in social work research, particularly as it relates to marginalized and vulnerable groups.Eig…
Negotiating Access to Hard-to-Reach Populations through Institutional Gatekeepers in Social Work Research
Institutional gatekeepers play an increasingly important role in social work research, and their involvement in the research process is essential for the development of a usable knowledge base. This article explores the experience of recruiting participants through institutional gatekeepers for research on hard-to-reach populations in social work. The article aims to find out how researchers negotiate access to research participants with institut…
When a gatekeeper denies a researcher access
Social work research often requires the exploration of sensitive topics that concern hard-to-reach populations. In order to gain access to these groups, researchers are often forced to rely on gatekeepers during the research process. Gatekeepers become intermediaries who help the researchers to establish this access. In this article, we focus on institutional gatekeepers and the circumstances under which they deny access to research participants.…
Living without privilege in Czech society
Social work research has increasingly focused on the intersectionality of social identities and categories, which can create unique forms of disadvantage. This study addresses the underexplored dimension of privilege within systems of inequality, focusing on how wealth inequality, anti-Roma racism, and structural barriers shape the lives of young people at risk of poverty in the Czech Republic. Grounded in a qualitative, multi-generational approa…
The new role of social work
This article explores the evolving role of social workers in the context of increasing digitalisation, focussing on the Czech Republic. Using ecological systems theory and the shift from street-level to screen-level bureaucracy as a framework, we analyse how digital tools are reshaping the relationship between clients and social workers, as well as professional boundaries. Using qualitative data from focus groups and interviews with social worker…
Transforming Residential Disability Services in Czechia Under Neoliberalism
This article examines the dynamics of deinstitutionalization of residential services for people with disabilities in the Czech Republic, focusing on barriers, tensions, and opportunities for social work to support disability rights. Deinstitutionalization, understood as the development of community-based services replacing large residential facilities, is analyzed across three interconnected levels: political, organizational, and everyday practic…
Engineering (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Social Work (3 obras) · Czech (2 obras) · Engineering ethics (2 obras) · Healthcare innovation and challenges (2 obras) · Mechanical Engineering (2 obras) · Mental Health and Patient Involvement (2 obras)