Journal of Comparative Social Work

Vol. 19 No. 2 (2024): Special Issue: Work Inclusion

2025-02-28

Editorial

Work inclusion as part of social work

Dorte Caswell, Heidi Moen Gjersøe, Sara Hultqvist, Siv Oltedal

1-9
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Articles

The user’s perspective Rethinking the concept of work in the context of the Norwegian welfare state

Aud Kirsten A. Innjord

10-37
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‘I feel good here’ A qualitative study on subsidised employment in a Swedish municipal labour market programme

Ellen Parsland, Gabriella Scaramuzzino

38-62
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Iterations of work inclusion beyond the standard service Personalised welfare services in the era of activation and innovation

Kjetil G. Lundberg, Suzan M. Skjold, Arnhild Melve, Astrid O. Sundsbø

63-88
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Work Hazards and Social Class among ‘successful’ ALMP-Participants in Norway

Espen Dahl, Kjetil A. van der Wel, Åsmund Hermansen, Magne Bråthen

89-119
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‘I hope the doctor will send something black-or-white’. Reflective practice at the frontline in the Danish public employment service.

Leif Tøfting Kongsgaard

120-144
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Is it all about the money? - a study of specialized frontline work in the Norwegian social assistance service

Michaela Nilsen, Heidi Moen Gjersøe, Lise Cecilie Kleppe

145-177
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Between governance and local knowledge Social workers’ engagement with employment support for young people in the Faroe Islands and Greenland

Anne Birgitte Leseth, Firouz Gaini

178-203
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