Bøker av Karen Christensen

Unlock the power of women's leadership and make a lasting impact on your life with Women & Leadership, which includes chapters on #MeToo, The Strongman Problem, Conservative Women Leaders, Black Women Leaders, and First Ladies. Berkshire Publishing's acclaimed Women & Leadership is a unique resource for students, citizens, and executives looking to expand their knowledge of women in leadership and their impact on society. The 54 chapters were written by some of the world's foremost leadership scholars, who explain fundamental concepts in leadership studies and apply them to today's most pressing issues. } Gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and barriers faced by women leaders.} Learn about the courageous women who have made a difference throughout history.} Discover the impact of women's leadership on society, from ancient times to the present.} Explore strategies for navigating change and achieving equality in all aspects of life.} Find inspiration and motivation from the stories of successful women leaders.Throughout the chapters, the authors emphasize the tremendous importance of past achievements-such as the right to control one's fertility-and the brave, visionary work of our foremothers, who changed their communities, organizations, institutions, and nations in their efforts to make the world a better place.

Boka retter blikket mot den offentlige tjenesteytinga slik den kommer til uttrykk i ei rekke kommunale bofellesskap for psykisk utviklingshemmede. Boka handler om forholdet mellom personalets makt og beboernes rett til selvbestemmelse. Den henvender seg til alle med interesse for omsorgen formennesker med psykisk utviklingshemming; pårørende, de som arbeider i omsorgssektoren, studenter på høgskoler og universiteter, forskere og politikere.

Cristensen and Guldvik's Migrant Care Workers provides insight to the historical context for public care work and shows how migration policies, general welfare and long-term care policies as well as cultural differences in values in the UK and Norway set the context for how migrant care workers can realise their individual life projects.