Katrine Syppli Kohl
Postdoc
SAXO-Institute - Archaeology, Ethnology, Greek & Latin, History
Karen Blixens Plads 8
2300 København S
Current research
The Boundary Work Project investigates new interfaces between refugees, civil society, and municipal caseworkers in a self-reliance and repatriation context. The project is carried out in close collaboration with UC Absalon, the Danish Red Cross, and the Danish Refugee Council.
Primary fields of research
Welfare state encounters between frontline workers and vulnerable individuals. The government of refugees and asylum seekers in Denmark, including in asylum centres and in departure centres. The selection of refugees for third country resettlement in Denmark.
Teaching
The government of refugees and asylum seekers, selection of refugees for resettlement in Denmark, activion of asylum seekers in danish asylum centres, migrationsstyring, Foucault, Goffman, qualitative studies of system/client interaction.
Fields of interest
problems and strategies of of government- and management, migration, religion, refugees, minorities, ethnicity, nationalism, integration, the selection of refugees for resettlement in Denmark, migration management. Foucault, Goffman. Qualitative research in the field of system/client encounters.
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Trust and mistrust in public services for people with disabilities: Analysing the gap between the perspectives of caseworkers and disabled people in Denmark.
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Ambiguous Encounters: Revisiting Foucault and Goffman at an Activation Programme for Asylum-seekers
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Disturbing Intimacies: the Pathopolitical Governance of Mixed-Status Families in Times of Return
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