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2. Values in Integrated Care

Author

Zonneveld, Nick, Glimmerveen, Ludo, Minkman, Mirella, Amelung, Volker, editor, Stein, Viktoria, editor, Suter, Esther, editor, Goodwin, Nicholas, editor, Nolte, Ellen, editor, and Balicer, Ran, editor

Published
2021
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7. Leven en zorgen in de grote stad: Beter thuis in de superdiverse samenleving

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van Wijck, Frank, Monique, Kremer, The, Bernardine Anne Mei, Glimmerveen, Ludo, Identities, Diversity and Inclusion (IDI), Sociology, Organization & Processes of Organizing in Society (OPOS), Network Institute, and Organization Sciences

Abstract

Magazine samengesteld door het Ben Sajet Centrum naar aanleiding van het symposium ‘Leven en werken in de grote stad’ in Pakhuis de Zwijger.

Published
2022

11. Who Participates in Public Participation? The Exclusionary Effects of Inclusionary Efforts.

Author

Glimmerveen, Ludo, Ybema, Sierk, and Nies, Henk

Subjects
POLITICAL participation, PARTICIPATION, CITIZENS
Abstract

Highlighting public-service actors' deliberately tokenistic or self-serving efforts, existing literature has shown that public participation often involves the co-optation of sympathetic citizens. In contrast, our study demonstrates that participatory advocates may discredit and marginalize critical voices despite their own inclusive, democratic ideals. We analyze the entangled legitimacy claims of participating citizens and "inviting" public-service actors, capturing (a) the often-unintended dynamics through which the inclusion of particular participants legitimizes the exclusion of others, while illuminating (b) the tenacious propensity of participatory initiatives to establish "constructive cooperation" as the norm for participation and, subsequently, to normalize exclusionary practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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13. The awareness, visibility and support for young carers across Europe: a Delphi study

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Nap, Henk Herman, primary, Hoefman, Renske, additional, de Jong, Nynke, additional, Lovink, Lieke, additional, Glimmerveen, Ludo, additional, Lewis, Feylyn, additional, Santini, Sara, additional, D’Amen, Barbara, additional, Socci, Marco, additional, Boccaletti, Licia, additional, Casu, Giulia, additional, Manattini, Alessandra, additional, Brolin, Rosita, additional, Sirk, Karina, additional, Hlebec, Valentina, additional, Rakar, Tatjana, additional, Hudobivnik, Tjasa, additional, Leu, Agnes, additional, Berger, Fabian, additional, Magnusson, Lennart, additional, and Hanson, Elizabeth, additional

Published
2020
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18. Engaged yet excluded: The processual, dispersed, and political dynamics of boundary work.

Author

Glimmerveen, Ludo, Ybema, Sierk, and Nies, Henk

Subjects
ATTITUDE (Psychology), CORPORATE culture, MANAGEMENT, MEDICAL personnel, NURSING care facilities, PROFESSIONAL ethics, WORK environment, PATIENT participation, ETHNOLOGY research, SOCIAL boundaries, JOB involvement
Abstract

What happens when people try to 'transcend' organizational boundaries and engage with so-called outsiders? Current boundary-work literature does not fully account for the processual, dispersed, and political dynamics triggered by such efforts. To address this shortcoming, this article builds on an ethnographic study of a professional care provider's attempts to engage local citizens within one of its care homes. We analyze how actors negotiate the parameters of outsider engagement – that is, how they interactively (re-)erect and (re-)efface boundaries between actors (Who is engaged?), issues (What is their engagement about?), and positions of authority (Does local engagement affect central decision-making?). We contribute to extant theorizing by, first, explicitly scrutinizing boundary work's temporal and spatial dynamics. Testifying to the importance of analyzing temporal sequences, we show how attempts at transcending boundaries intensified boundary work on multiple organizational platforms. Paradoxically, inclusionary efforts evoked exclusionary effects (and vice versa) as actors came to contest and, eventually, redefine 'appropriate' insider–outsider relations. Second, our analysis highlights how the political effectiveness of an inclusive and non-hierarchical approach still, ironically, depends on ongoing hierarchical support and managerial enforcement. Third, our article makes a case for the adoption of long-term, multi-sited methodologies when studying the everyday dynamics of boundary-work processes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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22. Additional file 2 of The awareness, visibility and support for young carers across Europe: a Delphi study

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Nap, Henk Herman, Hoefman, Renske, Jong, Nynke De, Lovink, Lieke, Glimmerveen, Ludo, Feylyn Lewis, Santini, Sara, D’Amen, Barbara, Socci, Marco, Boccaletti, Licia, Casu, Giulia, Manattini, Alessandra, Brolin, Rosita, Sirk, Karina, Hlebec, Valentina, Rakar, Tatjana, Tjasa Hudobivnik, Leu, Agnes, Berger, Fabian, Magnusson, Lennart, and Hanson, Elizabeth

Subjects
4. Education
Abstract

Additional file 2. ME-WE interview guide of round 2 used in the UK, The summary of the results from the first round; 1. General results first round (per topic), 2. Country specific results, and 3. In-depth results from the country where the interview took place (this case UK). After every section, questions where added for the experts.

23. Additional file 2 of The awareness, visibility and support for young carers across Europe: a Delphi study

Author

Nap, Henk Herman, Hoefman, Renske, Jong, Nynke De, Lovink, Lieke, Glimmerveen, Ludo, Feylyn Lewis, Santini, Sara, D’Amen, Barbara, Socci, Marco, Boccaletti, Licia, Casu, Giulia, Manattini, Alessandra, Brolin, Rosita, Sirk, Karina, Hlebec, Valentina, Rakar, Tatjana, Tjasa Hudobivnik, Leu, Agnes, Berger, Fabian, Magnusson, Lennart, and Hanson, Elizabeth

Subjects
4. Education
Abstract

Additional file 2. ME-WE interview guide of round 2 used in the UK, The summary of the results from the first round; 1. General results first round (per topic), 2. Country specific results, and 3. In-depth results from the country where the interview took place (this case UK). After every section, questions where added for the experts.

24. Additional file 1 of The awareness, visibility and support for young carers across Europe: a Delphi study

Author

Nap, Henk Herman, Hoefman, Renske, Jong, Nynke De, Lovink, Lieke, Glimmerveen, Ludo, Feylyn Lewis, Santini, Sara, D’Amen, Barbara, Socci, Marco, Boccaletti, Licia, Casu, Giulia, Manattini, Alessandra, Brolin, Rosita, Sirk, Karina, Hlebec, Valentina, Rakar, Tatjana, Tjasa Hudobivnik, Leu, Agnes, Berger, Fabian, Magnusson, Lennart, and Hanson, Elizabeth

Subjects
4. Education
Abstract

Additional file 1. ME-WE interview guide of round 1 in English, The interview guide that was used during the first round of the Delphi study.

25. Additional file 1 of The awareness, visibility and support for young carers across Europe: a Delphi study

Author

Nap, Henk Herman, Hoefman, Renske, Jong, Nynke De, Lovink, Lieke, Glimmerveen, Ludo, Feylyn Lewis, Santini, Sara, D’Amen, Barbara, Socci, Marco, Boccaletti, Licia, Casu, Giulia, Manattini, Alessandra, Brolin, Rosita, Sirk, Karina, Hlebec, Valentina, Rakar, Tatjana, Tjasa Hudobivnik, Leu, Agnes, Berger, Fabian, Magnusson, Lennart, and Hanson, Elizabeth

Subjects
4. Education
Abstract

Additional file 1. ME-WE interview guide of round 1 in English, The interview guide that was used during the first round of the Delphi study.

26. The awareness, visibility and support for young carers across Europe: a Delphi study

Author

Nap, Henk Herman, Hoefman, Renske, de Jong, Nynke, Lovink, Lieke, Glimmerveen, Ludo, Lewis, Feylyn, Santini, Sara, D'Amen, Barbara, Socci, Marco, Boccaletti, Licia, Casu, Giulia, Manattini, Alessandra, Brolin, Rosita, Sirk, Karina, Hlebec, Valentina, Rakar, Tatjana, Hudobivnik, Tjasa, Leu, Agnes, Berger, Fabian, Magnusson, Lennart, and Hanson, Elizabeth

Subjects
10. No inequality

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