SGIDL1090.2 - Welfare State and Migration Contents

General information

Course Name

Welfare State and Migration Contents

English Course name

Welfare State and Migration Contents

Course code

SGIDL1090.2

Lecturer(s)

Zisis, Christos (christos.zisis@haw-kiel.de)

Occurrence frequency

Module occurrence

In der Regel im Sommersemester

Language

Englisch

Relations of this course to published module descriptions and their study program assignments

Modules in which this course is compulsory

Module	Study Subject	Semester
Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states	B.A. - BAKIND - Kindheitspädagogik	1 2 3 4 5 6
Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states	B.A. - BAEB - Aufbau - Erziehung und Bildung im Kindesalter - Aufbauform	1 2 3 4 5 6
Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states	B.Sc. - BAPT - Physiotherapie (7 Fachsemester)	1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states	B.Sc. - BAPT - Physiotherapie (9 Fachsemester)	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states	B.A. - BASA - Soziale Arbeit (PO 2017/2019 V6)	1 2 3 4 5 6
Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states	B.A. - BAEB - Erziehung und Bildung im Kindesalter	1 2 3 4 5 6
Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states Major social issues and current developments in social care services in selected European welfare states	B.A. - BASA 21/22 - Soziale Arbeit (PO 2021/2023 V7)	1 2 3 4 5 6

Qualification outcome

Areas of Competence: Knowledge and Understanding; Use, application and generation of knowledge; Communication and cooperation; Scientific self-understanding / professionalism.

Students know the epistemologies and genealogies of the institutional architecture of the welfare state as well as the foundations and instruments of migration policy, with a special focus on European asylum policies. They have an understanding of how the transnational migration processes call into question the architecture of social systems and are able to discuss new challenges.

Content information

Content

The welfare state promises not only inclusion, but is also surrounded by various material and symbolic boundaries/borders that govern access to and entitlement to benefits. Transnational migration processes call into question the traditional, complex and in some cases discriminatory architecture of social systems and foster new challenges. Media reports on immigration into the social systems as well as populist mobilizations create a mood in which more and more borders are drawn. In order to shed light on these complexities and interrelated topics, this seminar will approach and analyze the epistemologies and genealogies of the institutional architecture of the welfare state as well as the foundations and instruments of migration policy, with a special focus on European asylum policies. Further questions to be taken into consideration: • Is the nationally constituted welfare state capable of responding adequately to transnational migrations as an element of globalization? • Which political and social integration conditions and strategies does an immigration society need? • Are successful integration concepts from other countries transferable? • Does sociopolitical confrontation with migration and the integration of ethnic minorities enable the further development of the national welfare state?

Literature

Teaching format

Teaching format	SWS
Übung	2

Examinations

Method of Examination	Duration	Weighting	wird angerechnet gem. § 11 Satz 2 PVO	Graded	Remark
Präsentation	20 Minutes	100 %			Präsentation während der Vorlesungszeit. Thema wird vom Dozent*en gestellt.

Ungraded Course Assessment

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