Social Inclusion

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2023, volume 11, articles 4

Adult Migrants’ Language Learning, Labour Market, and Social Inclusion pp. 1-4

Andreas Fejes and Magnus Dahlstedt

Social Inclusion Beyond Education and Work: Migrants Meaning‐Making Towards Social Inclusion pp. 5-12

Sofia Nyström, Andreas Fejes and Nedžad Mešić

“We Kiss Everyone’s Hands to Get a Permanent Job, but Where Is It?”: The Failure of the Social Inclusion Narrative for Refugees pp. 13-23

Hanna Svensson

Socio‐Occupational Integration of Chinese Migrant Women in Andalusia Through Spanish Language Training pp. 24-34

Esther Cores-Bilbao and Mariló Camacho-Díaz

Agency and Investment in L2 Learning: The Case of a Migrant Worker and a Mother of Two Children in South Korea pp. 35-46

Jinsil Jang

Critical Social Inclusion of Adult Migrant Language Learners in Working Life: Experiences From SFI and LINC Programs pp. 47-57

Tobias Pötzsch and Sanna Saksela-Bergholm

“The Door You Can Walk Through to Society”: Social Inclusion and Belonging in Vocational Programmes for Immigrants pp. 58-68

Hedda Söderlundh and Maria Eklund Heinonen

Adult Migrants’ Language Training in Austria: The Role of Central and Eastern European Teachers pp. 69-79

Ildikó Zakariás and Nora Al-Awami

No(r)way? Language Learning, Stereotypes, and Social Inclusion Among Poles in Norway pp. 80-90

Anne Golden and Toril Opsahl

Directing Paths Into Adulthood: Newly Arrived Students and the Intersection of Education and Migration Policy pp. 91-100

Maria Rydell, Sofia Nyström and Magnus Dahlstedt

“Small Tragedies of Individuals’ Lives”: London’s Migrant Division of Labour and Migrant Language Educational Settings pp. 101-110

Silke Zschomler

Adult Migrants’ Endeavours for a Life as Included pp. 111-120

Sofia Nordmark and Helena Colliander

Constructing the “Good Citizen”: Discourses of Social Inclusion in Swedish Civic Orientation pp. 121-131

Simon Bauer, Tommaso M. Milani, Kerstin von Brömssen and Andrea Spehar

Migrants’ Inclusion in Civil Societies: The Case of Language Cafés in Sweden pp. 132-144

Ali Reza Majlesi, Gunilla Jansson and Silvia Kunitz

Social Inclusion Through Multilingual Assistants in Additional Language Learning pp. 145-155

Oliver St John

Digitalization of Working Worlds and Social Inclusion pp. 156-159

Alice Melchior and Simone Haasler

A Circulatory Loop: The Reciprocal Relationship of Organizations, Digitalization, and Gender pp. 160-171

Lene Baumgart, Pauline Boos and Katharina Braunsmann

Discourses of Digitalisation and the Positioning of Workers in Primary Care: A Norwegian Case Study pp. 172-183

Monika Nerland, Mervi Hasu and Miria Grisot

Jobless and Burnt Out: Digital Inequality and Online Access to the Labor Market pp. 184-197

Stefano De Marco, Guillaume Dumont, Ellen Johanna Helsper, Alejandro Díaz-Guerra, Mirko Antino, Alfredo Rodríguez-Muñoz and José-Luis Martínez-Cantos

Digital Communication and Work–Life Supportive Supervisor Behaviors in Europe pp. 198-210

Anja-Kristin Abendroth and Antje Schwarz

Work‐Related ICT Use and the Dissolution of Boundaries Between Work and Private Life pp. 211-224

Ines Entgelmeier and Timothy Rinke

Digitalisation as a Prospect for Work–Life Balance and Inclusion: A Natural Experiment in German Hospitals pp. 225-238

Sebastian Schongen

Assessing Inclusivity Through Job Quality in Digital Plat‐Firms pp. 239-250

Davide Arcidiacono and Giorgio Piccitto

Dependency and Social Recognition of Online Platform Workers: Evidence From a Mixed‐Methods Study pp. 251-261

Dominik Klaus, Barbara Haas and Maddalena Lamura

Domestic Cleaners in the Informal Labour Market: New Working Realities Shaped by the Gig Economy? pp. 262-273

Laura Wiesböck, Julia Radlherr and Mai Linh Angelique Vo

The Digitalization Boost of the Covid‐19 Pandemic and Changes in Job Quality pp. 274-286

Teresa Sophie Friedrich and Basha Vicari

Disabled People and the Intersectional Nature of Social Inclusion pp. 287-290

Alexis Buettgen, Fernando Fontes and Susan Eriksson

Halin ai: Intersectional Experiences of Disability, Climate Change, and Disasters in Indonesia pp. 291-302

Desy Ayu Pirmasari and Katie McQuaid

Women and the Federation of Disability Organizations in Malawi: Experiences of Struggle and Solidarity pp. 303-313

Sarah Huque

Disability, Religion, and Gender: Exploring Experiences of Exclusion in India Through an Intersectional Lens pp. 314-325

Stephen Thompson, Brigitte Rohwerder and Dolon Mukherjee

Intersecting Disability and Poverty in the Global South: Barriers to the Localization of the UNCRPD pp. 326-337

Shaun Grech, Jörg Weber and Sarah Rule

Latin American Perspectives on Parenthood and Disability: Vulnerability, Risk, and Social Inclusion pp. 338-349

Laura Sanmiquel-Molinero, Joan Pujol-Tarrés and Marisela Montenegro

Person‐Centred Planning in Centres of Activities for Inclusion pp. 350-361

Lénia Carvalhais, Ana Rita Fernandes and Lígia Almeida

Intersectional Praxis and Disability in Higher Education pp. 362-372

Marie Sépulchre

2023, volume 11, articles 3

A Technological Smartness All Over the Place: Small‐Scale Thing‐Power Experiments With Wider Inclusive Ambitions pp. 1-4

Karin Hannes and Frederik Truyen

Increasing Participation of Persons With Intellectual Disabilities With Smart Socio‐Technical Arrangements pp. 5-14

Verena Wahl and Florian Kiuppis

The StoryMapper: Piloting a Traveling Placemaking Interface for Inclusion and Emplacement pp. 15-29

Hanne Vrebos, Paul Biedermann, Andrew Vande Moere, Koen Hermans and Karin Hannes

Intersecting Positionalities and the Unexpected Uses of Digital Crime and Safety Tracking in Brooklyn pp. 30-40

Alice Riddell

The Digital Divide and Futurist Imaginings of Zelle‐ous Resistors pp. 41-50

Daniela Peluso

Co‐Creatively Producing Knowledge With Other‐Than‐Human Organisms in a (Bio)Technology‐Controlled Artistic Environment pp. 51-64

Antje Jacobs, Steven Devleminck and Karin Hannes

Collaborative Writing as Bio‐Digital Quilting: A Relational, Feminist Practice Towards “Academia Otherwise” pp. 65-76

Petra Vackova, Donata Puntil, Emily Dowdeswell, Carolyn Cooke and Lucy Caton

Shaping the Inclusive City: Power Relations, Regulations, and the Role of Social Work pp. 77-81

Karine Duplan, Monica Battaglini, Milena Chimienti and Marylène Lieber

Policing the In/Exclusion of Social Marginality: The Preventive Regulation of Public Space in Urban Switzerland pp. 82-92

Esteban Piñeiro, Nathalie Pasche and Nora Locher

Youth in Zurich’s Public Spaces: Hanging Out as an In/Exclusive Way of Taking Their Place in the City pp. 93-104

Annamaria Colombo, Claire Balleys, Marc Tadorian and Marianna Colella

Contradictions Within the Swedish Welfare System: Social Services’ Homelessness Strategies Under Housing Inequality pp. 105-115

Matilda Sandberg and Carina Listerborn

Social Workers and Irregular Migrants in the Assistance Circuit: Making Sense of Paradoxical Inclusion pp. 116-127

Maxime Felder, Sahar Fneich and Joan Stavo-Debauge

Distinctive and Distinguished Gay‐Friendliness in Park Slope, New York City pp. 128-137

Sylvie Tissot

What Would an Inclusive City for Gender and Sexual Minorities Be Like? You Need to Ask Queer Folx! pp. 138-149

Karine Duplan

The European Ideal of an Inclusive City: Interculturalism and “Good Social Practices” in Barcelona pp. 150-161

Beniamino Peruzzi Castellani

Exploring Inclusive Cities for Migrants in the UK and Sweden: A Scoping Review pp. 162-174

Niroshan Ramachandran and Claudia Di Matteo

Caminante, No Hay Camino, Se Hace Camino al Andar: On a Creative Research Project in Urban Planning pp. 175-185

Laurent Matthey, Simon Gaberell, Alice Chenais, Jade Rudler, Aude Seigne, Anne-Sophie Subilia, Daniel Vuataz and Matthieu Ruf

A Residential Area at the Gates of the City: Controversies Surrounding “Quality of Life” pp. 186-198

Arnaud Frauenfelder, Nasser Tafferant and Monica Battaglini

Knowledge Actors Engaging in “Everyday Planning” in Rapidly Urbanizing Peripheries of the Global South pp. 199-209

Swetha Rao Dhananka

Critical Post‐Humanism and Social Work in the City: About Being Entangled as Researcher and Professional pp. 210-219

Marina Richter

Expanding the Boundaries of Digital Inclusion: Perspectives From Network Peripheries and Non‐Adopters pp. 220-224

Rob McMahon, Nadezda Nazarova and Laura Robinson

Global Digital Peripheries: The Social Capital Profile of Low‐Adopter Countries pp. 225-238

Katalin Füzér, Bence Völgyi, Dávid Erát and László Szerb

Catching the Digital Train on Time: Older Adults, Continuity, and Digital Inclusion pp. 239-250

Cora van Leeuwen, An Jacobs and Ilse Mariën

Examining Aspects of Digital Inclusion Among National Samples of US Older Adults pp. 251-270

Amy M. Schuster and Shelia R. Cotten

Managing Accessibility Conflicts: Importance of an Intersectional Approach and the Involvement of Experiential Experts pp. 271-274

Karen Mogendorff

The Power of Emotions: The Ethics of Care in the Digital Inclusion Processes of Marginalized Communities pp. 275-285

Isabel Pavez, Teresa Correa and Catalina Farías

Indigenous Community Networking in Hawai’i: The Pu‘uhonua o Waimānalo Community Network pp. 286-297

Rob McMahon, Wayne Buente, Heather E. Hudson, Brandon Maka’awa’awa, John Kealoha Garcia and Dennis “Bumpy” Kanahele

Dispatches From Eeyou Istchee: Cree Networks, Digital, and Social Inclusion pp. 298-308

Tricia Toso and Scott Foward

Bidi Bidi Creativity: The Liminality of Digital Inclusion for Refugees in Ugandan Higher Education pp. 309-319

Michael Gallagher, Rovincer Najjuma and Rebecca Nambi

Transformation of the Digital Payment Ecosystem in India: A Case Study of Paytm pp. 320-331

Aditi Bhatia-Kalluri and Brett R. Caraway

Tilting at 5G Towers: Rethinking Infrastructural Transition in 2020 pp. 332-341

Rory Sharp

2023, volume 11, articles 2

Post‐Migration Stress: Racial Microaggressions and Everyday Discrimination pp. 1-4

Fabio Quassoli and Monica Colombo

Moving Beyond Obfuscating Racial Microaggression Discourse pp. 5-15

Johnny E. Williams and David G. Embrick

Exploring Racial Microaggressions Toward Chinese Immigrant Women in Greater Boston During Covid pp. 16-26

Kelly Wing Kwan Wong

“I’m Told I Don’t Look Like a Foreigner”: Everyday Racism in Contemporary Italy pp. 27-36

Fabio Quassoli, Marta Muchetti and Monica Colombo

Racial Microaggressions and Ontological Security: Exploring the Narratives of Young Adult Migrants in Glasgow, UK pp. 37-47

Marcus Nicolson

Processes of Discrimination and Humiliation Experienced by Ecuadorian Immigrant Workers in Spain pp. 48-58

David Ortega‐Jiménez, Luis Alvarado, Alejandra Trillo and Francisco D. Bretones

Reinscribing Migrant “Undeservingness” and “Deportability” Into Detention Centres' Visiting Rooms pp. 59-68

Oyku Hazal Tural

Refugee Women’s Volunteering as Resistance Practices to Micro‐Aggressions and Social Exclusion in the UK pp. 69-79

Carolynn Low and Bindi V. Shah

Confronting Racialised Power Asymmetries in the Interview Setting: Positioning Strategies of Highly Qualified Migrants pp. 80-89

Elisabeth Scheibelhofer, Clara Holzinger and Anna-Katharina Draxl

Effecting Systemic Change: Critical Strategic Approaches for Social Inclusion pp. 90-93

Nick J. Mulé and Luann Good Gingrich

Exclusion to Inclusion: Lived Experience of Intellectual Disabilities in National Reporting on the CRPD pp. 94-103

Laufey Elísabet Löve

Social and Curricular Inclusion in Refugee Education: Critical Approaches to Education Advocacy pp. 104-114

Alexandra Greene, Yến Lê Espiritu and Dan Nyamangah

Towards Inclusion: Systemic Change Through Organizational Education pp. 115-123

Stefan Köngeter and Timo Schreiner

Inclusive Policy? An Intersectional Analysis of Policy Influencing Women’s Reproductive Decision‐Making pp. 124-135

Greer Lamaro Haintz, Hayley McKenzie, Beth Turnbull and Melissa Graham

The University and Social Work Under Neoliberalism: Where’s the Social Inclusion for Disabled Faculty? pp. 136-146

Cameron McKenzie and Maryam Khan

Performing Agency in Shrinking Spaces: Acting Beyond the Resilience–Resistance Binary pp. 147-158

Soumi Banerjee

: Revitalizing Deaf Education Systems via Anarchism pp. 159-172

Michael Skyer, Jessica A. Scott and Dai O'Brien

Indigenous Emancipation: The Fight Against Marginalisation, Criminalisation, and Oppression pp. 173-176

Grace O’Brien, Pey‐Chun Pan, Mustapha Sheikh and Simon Prideaux

Anishinaabe Law at the Margins: Treaty Law in Northern Ontario, Canada, as Colonial Expansion pp. 177-186

Tenille E. Brown

Between Legal Indigeneity and Indigenous Sovereignty in Taiwan: Insights From Critical Race Theory pp. 187-197

Scott E. Simon and Awi Mona

La Lucha Continua: A Presentist Lens on Social Protest in Ecuador pp. 198-211

Julia Schwab

The Truth Will Set You Free? The Promises and Pitfalls of Truth‐Telling for Indigenous Emancipation pp. 212-222

Sarah Maddison, Julia Hurst and Archie Thomas

The Making and Shaping of the Young Gael: Irish‐Medium Youth Work for Developing Indigenous Identities pp. 223-231

Eliz McArdle and Gail Neill

Dear Reviewer n: An Open Letter on Academic Culture, Structural Racism, and the Place of Indigenous Knowledges, With a Question From One Indigenous Academic to the Decolonising Academics Who Are Not pp. 232-234

Scott Avery

2023, volume 11, articles 1

Disability and Social Inclusion: Lessons From the Pandemic pp. 1-4

Owen Barden, Ana Bê, Erin Prtichard and Laura Waite

Risky Obliviousness Within Fragmented Services: Experiences of Families With Disabled Children During the Covid‐19 Pandemic pp. 5-15

Hrafnhildur Snæfríðar- Gunnarsdóttir, Tinna Ólafsdóttir and Kristín Björnsdóttir

Same Old New Normal: The Ableist Fallacy of “Post-Pandemic” Work pp. 16-25

Alexandra "Xan" C. H. Nowakowski

“Vulnerable” or Systematically Excluded? The Impact of Covid-19 on Disabled People in Low- and Middle-Income Countries pp. 26-37

Vera Kubenz and Dina Kiwan

Disabled People’s Experiences of the Coronavirus Pandemic: A Call to Action for Social Change pp. 38-47

Stuart Read, Anne Parfitt, Tanvir Bush, Ben Simmons and Martin Levinson

Re‐Imagining Inclusion Through the Lens of Disabled Childhoods pp. 48-59

Alice-Simone Balter, Laura E. Feltham, Gillian Parekh, Patty Douglas, Kathryn Underwood and Tricia van Rhijn

Neurodiversity, Networks, and Narratives: Exploring Intimacy and Expressive Freedom in the Time of Covid‐19 pp. 60-71

Kerri Betts, Louise Creechan, Rosemarie Cawkwell, Isabelle Finn‐Kelcey, C. J. Griffin, Alice Hagopian, David Hartley, Marie Adrienne R. Manalili, Inika Murkumbi, Sarinah O’Donoghue, Cassandra Shanahan, Anna Stenning and Alyssa Hillary Zisk

National Theatre in My Kitchen: Access to Culture for Blind People in Poland During Covid-19 pp. 72-81

Monika Dubiel

Pandemic Lived Experience, Crip Utopias, and Dismodernist Revolutions: For a More‐Than‐Social Model of Disability pp. 82-91

Arianna Introna

Putting on Intersectional Glasses: Listening to the Voice of the Vulnerable pp. 92-101

Seyda Subasi Singh

Vulnerable Students, Inclusion, and Digital Education in the Covid‐19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Case Study From Austria pp. 102-112

Lisa-Katharina Möhlen and Susanne Prummer

How Did Children With Disabilities Experience Education and Social Welfare During Covid-19? pp. 113-124

Kjetil Klette-Bøhler, Dagmara Bossy and Vyda Mamley Hervie

Remnants of Community: What I Learned in the First Year of the Pandemic pp. 125-127

David Bolt

Wealth Stratification and the Insurance Function of Wealth pp. 128-134

Nora Müller, Klaus Pforr and Jascha Dräger

Insured Privately? Wealth Stratification of Job Loss in the UK pp. 135-147

Selçuk Bedük

The Buffer Function of Wealth in Socioemotional Responses to Covid‐19 in Italy pp. 148-162

Davide Gritti, Filippo Gioachin and Anna Zamberlan

Is Property an Insurance or an Additional Burden? Financial Stress Among Homeowners in Europe pp. 163-175

Martin Heidenreich and Sven Broschinski

Wealth and Welfare: Do Private and Public Safety Nets Compensate for Asset Poverty? pp. 176-186

Severin Rapp and Stefan Humer

Financial Solidarity or Autonomy? How Gendered Wealth and Income Inequalities Influence Couples’ Money Management pp. 187-199

Agnieszka Althaber, Kathrin Leuze and Ramona Künzel

Wealth Accumulation and De‐Risking Strategies Among High‐Wealth Individuals pp. 200-209

Donna Carmichael

Family in Challenging Circumstances: Ways of Coping pp. 210-213

Jacques‐Antoine Gauthier and Vida Česnuitytė

“Empathetic Egoist” and “Obedient Individualist”: Clash Between Family Practices and Normative Images of Children pp. 214-224

Małgorzata Sikorska

Sources of Loneliness for Older Adults in the Czech Republic and Strategies for Coping With Loneliness pp. 225-233

Marcela Petrová Kafková

Siblings as Overlooked Potential for Care and Support Across Households and Borders pp. 234-245

Irma Budginaitė‐Mačkinė and Irena Juozeliūnienė

The Intergenerational Representation of Old Age in the Transition to Frailty: An Empirical Analysis in Italy pp. 246-255

Donatella Bramanti

Three‐Generation Households in a Central and Eastern European Country: The Case of Hungary pp. 256-268

Judit Monostori

Growing Pains: Can Family Policies Revert the Decline of Fertility in Spain? pp. 269-281

Begoña Elizalde-San Miguel, Vicente Díaz Gandasegui and María T. Sanz

Family Climate in Pandemic Times: Adolescents and Mothers pp. 282-294

Thomas Eichhorn, Simone Schüller, Hannah Sinja Steinberg and Claudia Zerle-Elsäßer

Reshaping Social Capital During the Pandemic Crisis: Age Group Differences in Face‐to‐Face Contact Network Structures pp. 295-309

Beáta Dávid, Boglárka Herke, Éva Huszti, Gergely Tóth, Emese Túry-Angyal and Fruzsina Albert

Coping With Covid‐19: Older Europeans and the Challenges of Connectedness and Loneliness pp. 310-323

Ronny König and Bettina Isengard

Gender Differences in Epidemic Everyday Scenarios: An Exploratory Study of Family Life in Slovenia pp. 324-336

Alenka Švab and Tanja Oblak Črnič