Neoliberalism in Post-Welfare Nordic States Workshop
Authors:
Lawrence Berg
Date:
2011
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Abstract:
A workshop organized by Dr. Lawrence Berg (April 11, 2011 UBC-Okanagan, Arts 218)
This workshop featured:
Dr. Lasse Koefoed Martin, Roskilde University, Denmark
Majority/minority nationalism in the Danish post-welfare stateDr. Guy Baeten, Lund University, Sweden
Swedish neoliberal cities in ‘post- neoliberal’ timesDr. Anders Lund Hansen, Lund University,Sweden
Fighting for the urban commons in the post-political Nordic welfare stateDr. Edward H. Huijbens, University of Akureyri, Iceland
Building Nordic welfare in a post- crash economyDr. Kirsten Simonsen, Roskilde University, Denmark
Encountering racism in the post- welfare state – Danish experiencesDr. Henrik Gutzon Larsen, Aalborg University, Denmark
The housing question revisited in the transitional Danish post-welfare stateDr. Eric Clark, Lund University, Sweden
Neoliberalizing the Swedish welfare state – the human consequences
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Lawrence Berg - I am currently Professor (Critical Geography) at the University of British Columbia, Okanagan campus. My research and teaching focus on critical geographies of knowledge production, critical geographies of health care and urban indigenous people in Canada, and place and the politics of identity.
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