Social Vulnerability and Inequality
The research area covers research on social vulnerability, inequality and social problems in a broad sense. The area includes the study of, among other things, poverty and homelessness. Research projects in the field apply diverse methods and theories to analyze the consequences of inequality on several levels, from the local to comparative studies in an international perspective. Theories of power and intersectionality are central.
Latest publications within the area
Remissyttrande: En socionomutbildning i tiden (SOU 2025:27)
Remissyttrande: En socionomutbildning i tiden (SOU 2025:27)Svensson, L., Hardenstedt, H., Johnson, B., Jägervi, L. & Kar...The psychological impact of long-term separations and long distance relationships on women during wartime
The psychological impact of long-term separations and long distance relationships on women during wartimeIevdokymova, O....Living through war: Personal and institutional responses in Ukraine
Living through war: Personal and institutional responses in UkraineChernysh, O. (Editor), Thell, N. (Editor), Söderberg,...Contextual adaptation, implementation, and outcomes of individual placement and support: a case study
Contextual adaptation, implementation, and outcomes of individual placement and support: a case study Johanson Sturesson...Moralprojektet: Slutrapport med tonvikt på projektets forskningscirklar
Moralprojektet: Slutrapport med tonvikt på projektets forskningscirklarHultqvist, S., Elmersjö, M. & Hollertz, K., 2026,...
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Housing first
The project "Housing First" is based on the idea that housing is a basic security that the homeless need to be able to deal with their problems.
Social Work, Power and Intersectionality
This is a research group that works as a platform for researchers who share a common interest in how power structures influence social work organizations, practices and professionals.