Joakim Isaksson Senior lecturer, associate professor

Contact

Name and title: Joakim IsakssonSenior lecturer, associate professor

Workplace: Department of Social Work Länk till annan webbplats.

Visiting address Room F 2345Campus Albano Hus 2, plan 3, Albanovägen 18

Postal address Institutionen för socialt arbete114 19 Stockholm

Research groups

The Research Group in Psychosocial Work

The practice of psychosocial work is highly concerned with the interaction between individuals in need of care and social support and professional caregivers, including power relations in these relationships.

Focused Research Initiative in Health Law

The Focused Research Initiative in Health Law at the Department of Law, Stockholm University, is a research platform that brings together scholars from diverse academic perspectives to engage with questions concerning health, rights, and societal development.





Municipal child welfare - investigations, services and trajectories beyond

Two thousand children and youth in eight municipalities will be subject to a prospective, longitudinal study of their trajectory through the child welfare system for six years. The study is conducted by an interdisciplinary research team with academic competence in social work, sociology, law and criminology, collaborating with FoU-Nordväst.

Contact

Name and title: Joakim IsakssonSenior lecturer, associate professor

Workplace: Department of Social Work Länk till annan webbplats.

Visiting address Room F 2345Campus Albano Hus 2, plan 3, Albanovägen 18

Postal address Institutionen för socialt arbete114 19 Stockholm

Research groups

The Research Group in Psychosocial Work

The practice of psychosocial work is highly concerned with the interaction between individuals in need of care and social support and professional caregivers, including power relations in these relationships.

Focused Research Initiative in Health Law

The Focused Research Initiative in Health Law at the Department of Law, Stockholm University, is a research platform that brings together scholars from diverse academic perspectives to engage with questions concerning health, rights, and societal development.