Annika Taghizadeh Larsson

Senior Associate Professor

My research interests mainly comprises questions at the intersection of social gerontology and disability studies.

Publications

Selected publications

Johannes Österholm Hjalmarsson, Annika Tagizadeh Larsson, Anna Olaison (2015)

Handling the dilemma of self-determination and dementia: A study of case managers' discursive strategies in assessment meetings.

Journal of Gerontological Social Work , Vol.58 , s.613-636 Continue to DOI

Annika Taghizadeh Larsson, Eva Jeppsson-Grassman (2012)

Bodily changes among people living with physical impairments and chronic illnesses: biographical disruption or normal illness?

Sociology of Health and Illness , Vol.34 , s.1156-1169 Continue to DOI

Håkan Jönson, Annika Taghizadeh Larsson (2009)

The exclusion of older people in disability activism and policies - A case of inadvertent ageism?

Journal of Aging Studies , Vol.23 , s.69-77 Continue to DOI

2024

Johannes Österholm, Anna Olaison, Annika Taghizadeh Larsson (2024) Age-appropriate elder care recipients? Care manager's categorisation practices in intraprofessional case conferences Journal of Aging Studies, Vol. 69, p. 101234-101234, Article 101234

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Sara Wittberg, Annika Taghizadeh Larsson, Anna Olaison (2024) The quest for standardisation in adult social work: Municipal guidelines and premises for professional discretion International Journal of Social Welfare

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Annika Taghizadeh Larsson, Anna Olaison, Johannes Hjalmarsson Österholm (2024) Joint ethics work on the principle of self-determination in a challenging, contemporary social work context: An analysis of collegial discussions behind the scene

Annika Taghizadeh Larsson (2024) Att bli och vara äldre med funktionsnedsättning Socialt och kurativt arbete med personer med funktionsnedsättning, p. 177-192

2023

Maria Persdotter, Anna Lundberg, Annika Taghizadeh Larsson, Ulrika Wernesjö (2023) Rätten till en skälig levnadsnivå i förhandling De sociala rättigheternas politik: förhandlingar och spänningsfält, p. 85-102

News

Action against age discrimination

Discrimination based on age is common. Still we don’t often talk about ageism. LiU is taking part in an international project aimed at shedding light on the problem of ageism in Sweden.