Showing items with similar title or keywords.

• Neutral Experts or Passionate Participants? : Renegotiating Expertise and the Right to Act in Finnish Participatory Social Policy 

  Meriluoto, Taina (Routledge, Taylor & Francis, 2018)

  This article examines a case of participatory social policy in which former beneficiaries were invited as ‘experts-by-experience’ into Finnish social welfare organisations. It combines a governmentality perspective with ...

• Re-thinking Nicholas J. Spykman : from historical sociology to balance of power 

  Holmila, Antero (Routledge, 2020)

  This article examines Nicholas J. Spykman’s scholarship beyond geopolitics and International Relations (IR). Because his works have mainly been studied through these prisms, I argue that we have overlooked the most important ...

• The sidelining of gender equality in a corporatist and knowledge-oriented regime : The case of failed family leave reform in Finland 

  Elomäki, Anna; Mustosmäki, Armi; Koskinen Sandberg, Paula (Sage Publications, 2021)

  Reform of the family leave system has been on the Finnish political agenda for a long time but has proved to be a challenging task. The challenges relate to ideological differences between the political parties and to ...

• Is Finnish Corporatism Reconfiguring, and Is It Good for Gender Equality? 

  Koskinen Sandberg, Paula; Elomäki, Anna; Mustosmäki, Armi; Kantola, Johanna (Springer, 2022)

  The Nordic model of employment relations, characterised by centralised collective bargaining and strong collaboration between social partners and the state, has often been linked to positive gender equality outcomes. ...

• State composers and the red courtiers : music, ideology, and politics in the Soviet 1930s 

  Mikkonen, Simo (University of Jyväskylä, 2007)

  Venäläisiin arkistolähteisiin pohjaavassa väitöstutkimuksessaan Simo Mikkonen käsittelee Neuvostoliiton poliittisen eliitin ja taiteilijoiden keskinäisiä suhteita 1930-luvulla. Ajanjakso muistetaan Stalinin valtaannoususta ...