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Danish Center for Welfare Studies

DaWS Early Career Workshop

May 5-6 2022

Annual DaWS Early Career Workshop 2022

 

On May 5 and 6, DaWS welcomes several international scholars with diverse disciplinary backgrounds for its annual early career scholars workshop. Presentations will address both classical as well as new themes in welfare studies.

The workshop seeks both to nurture intense and cross-disciplinary discussions and to be a great opportunity to build networks among welfare scholars.

The workshop will be held in the DIAS seminar room at SDU Odense campus (V24-412a-0)

For more information, contact Anne Hagen Berg (anneberg@sam.sdu.dk).

 

5 May (Thursday) Schedule:

 Time Program
 9-9.15 Welcome
 9.15-10 Lutz Gschwind: 'Social investment in times of large-scale migration: Cure or source for the migrant poverty gap?
Discussant: Romana Careja
 10-10.45 Stine Grønbæk Jensen: 'The merry widows: The lived and gendered experiences of widowhood in the Nordic welfare state'
Discussant: Isabella Trifan
 10.45-11.15 Coffee
 11.15-12 Sunwoo Ryu: 'The politics of childcare ‘publicness’ in South Korea'
Discussant: Cecilie Bjerre
 12-12.45 Dominic Afscharian: 'Contested laws, contested rulings: The struggle over europeans’ social rights'
Discussant: Ane Karoline Bak Foged

 12.45-13.45 Lunch + Coffee
 13.45-14.30 Tommaso Frangoni: 'Exit by design: A study on the temporalities of welfare in an Italian city'
Discussant: Klaus Petersen

 14.30-15.15 Daniela Leonardi: 'Experiencing housing and homelessness is not gender and sexual orientation neutral'
Discussant: Laust Lund Elbek

   
 18-  Workshop Dinner at Restaurant Nordatlanten

 

6 May (Friday) Schedule:

Time
Program
 8.45-9  Welcome
9-9.45
Elizabeth Pfeffer: 'Safe and sound? Evaluating citizens’ interacting demands for punishment and welfare'
Discussant: Peter Starke

 9.45-10.30 Jaewook Lee: 'Understanding public support for regulating labor-saving technology: Identifying 'Luddites' preference'
Discussant: Marianne Sandvad Ulriksen

 10.30-10.45 Coffee
 10.45-11.30 Veronika Knize & Markus Wolf: 'Young adults’ employment quality after active labour market programmes in Germany'
Discussant: David Palomera

 11.30-12.15 Markus Wolf: 'Ex ante and ex post effects of labour market policy measures for social assistance recipients in Germany'
Discussant: Frederik Pfeiffer

 12.15-13.15  Lunch + Coffee
 13.15-14 Verena Löffler: 'The cost of fair pay: How an increase in care work wages affects domestic care work'
Discussant: Lasse Aaskoven

 14-14.15  Wrap up

 

 

Editing was completed: 08.04.2022