Vol. 16 No. 2 (2015): Studying the Fabric of Everyday Life (SPECIAL ISSUE)

Published: 2015-12-30

Editorial

• Studying the Fabric of Everyday Life

  Niklas A. Chimirri, Jacob Klitmøller, Pernille Hviid

  01-14

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Articles

• The Production of Power in Organisational Practice – Working with Conflicts as Heuristics

  Peter Busch-Jensen

  15-25

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• Designing Psychological Co-research of Emancipatory-Technical Relevance Across Age Thresholds

  Niklas A. Chimirri

  26-51

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• Researching Teenagers’ (Mobile) Interaction Orders – Methodical and Methodological Reflections on a Challenging Field

  Steffen Eisentraut

  52-70

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• Everyday Life and Public Elementary School in Brazil: A Critical Psychological Intervention Model

  Raquel Guzzo, Ana Paula Moreira, Adinete Mezzalira

  71-87

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• Routines and Concerns in Conduct of Everyday Life

  Lisbeth Hybholt

  88-102

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• Challenging the Conceptual Limits in Health Psychology: Using the Concept of Conduct of Life to Study People’s Health Activities from a Social and Subjective Perspective

  Kasper Andreas Kristensen

  103-125

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• Solution-Focused Therapy and Subject-Scientific Research into the Personal Conduct of Everyday Living

  Teemu Suorsa

  126-138

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• Ethnic Minority Students in – or out of? – Education: Processes of Marginalization in and across School and Other Contexts

  Laila Colding Lagermann

  139-161

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Book Review

• “Toward a psychology of everyday living” – A review of Schraube, E. & Højholt, C. (eds.) (2016). Psychology and the Conduct of Everyday Life. New York: Routledge.

  Teemu Suorsa

  162-171

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