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Terese A

Terese Anving

Senior lecturer

Terese A
Contact details
  • Email: terese [dot] anving [at] genus [dot] lu [dot] se
Organisation
  • Department of Gender Studies
  • Service point: 31
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Other affiliations
  • Senior lecturer
    Department of Sociology

Background

I have a PhD in Sociology and graduated from Lund University in 2012. I was recruited to the Department of Gender Studies in 2019 after having worked as a researcher and senior lecturer in sociology both at Lund University and Linnaéus University. 

Research areas

  • Work and care
  • Research on families and relationships
  • Welfare state changes and inequalities
  • Qualitative methods

Ongoing research and teaching

I am currently involved in two different research projects.

I am PI for the project "RUT tax deductions for the elderly: New conditions for care practices" (FORTE 2022-00566) in which I, together with Sara Eldén, Department of Sociology, study the growing market of RUT services specifically targeting the elderly. The project is a qualitative study where we analyse policy material and debates, as well as interview companies offering these services, care workers, the elderly and their relatives.

In the project "Intergenerational care in Sweden. A study of relationships, commitments, and practices of care in everyday family life" I, together with Sara Eldén (PI) and Linn Alenius Wallin (PhD student) Department of Sociology, study care relations between generations in today's Sweden with a particular focus on different forms of inequalities and changes in the welfare state (VR 2018-01053).  

I teach and supervise on all different levels.

Publications

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Introduction

Terese Anving has a PhD in Sociology and is a Senior Lecturer in Gender Studies. 

Research projects

  • "Intergenerational care in Sweden. A study of relationships, commitments, and practices of care in everyday family life" (Funded by the Swedish Research Council, VR 2018-01053)
  • ”Care for children in an era of private market services: A study of nannies, children and parents” (Funded by the Swedish Foundation for Humanities and Social Sciences, RJ P13-0603:1)
5 Jan 2024