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• From Embodied to Disembodied Professionalism? Discussing the Implications of Medico-Managerial Management in Welfare Service Work 

  Hirvonen, Helena (Wiley-Blackwell, 2014)

  Welfare service work is traditionally understood to comprise embodied, situational and social practices of care that are central to a worker’s professional self-image. Over the past few decades, public management reforms ...

• Ecosocial work among social welfare professionals in Finland : Key learnings for future practice 

  Nöjd, Taija; Kannasoja, Sirpa; Niemi, Petteri; Ranta‐Tyrkkö, Satu; Närhi, Kati (Wiley-Blackwell, 2024)

  An ecosocial approach implies integrating social and ecological sustainability on all levels of social work practice (Boetto, British Journal of Social Work, 2017:47(1), 48–67). This survey study explored the frequency of ...

• Living on a knife's edge: Temporal conflicts in welfare service work 

  Hirvonen, Helena; Husso, Marita (Sage Publications, 2012)

  This article considers the temporal variations of social and health care workers’ agency from the point of view of the social structures and practices of the contemporary Finnish public service sector. It finds that the ...

• Two decades of discussion on charitable food aid in Finland : analysing the framing by and through the media 

  Tikka, Ville (2016)

  Jo kaksi vuosikymmentä virallisen sosiaalipolitiikan rajapinnoilla toiminut ruoka-apu on murrosvaiheessa: Tulisiko toiminta hiljaisen hyväksynnän sijaan tunnustaa, jolloin avun kohdentamista ja järjestämistä voidaan ...

• Reconstructing Care Professionalism in Finland 

  Hirvonen, Helena (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015)