Contemporary archaeological perspectives on intersectional inequality in a welfare state in twentieth-century Finland
Seitsonen, Oula; Matila, Tuuli; Hyttinen, Marika; Kelloniemi, Aleksi (2024-02-19)
Cambridge University Press
19.02.2024
Seitsonen, O., Matila, T., Hyttinen, M., & Kelloniemi, A. (2024). Contemporary archaeological perspectives on intersectional inequality in a welfare state in twentieth-century Finland. Antiquity, 98(398), e12. doi:10.15184/aqy.2024.10
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Abstract
Social inequalities and marginality often go unrecognised in the Nordic welfare states. This project examines the effects of neoliberalism and intersectional inequality in Finland from a contemporary archaeology perspective; the case study is a Second World War German military camp turned into a working-class community occupied until the 1980s.
Social inequalities and marginality often go unrecognised in the Nordic welfare states. This project examines the effects of neoliberalism and intersectional inequality in Finland from a contemporary archaeology perspective; the case study is a Second World War German military camp turned into a working-class community occupied until the 1980s.
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