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Dietmar Rauch

Senior Lecturer

Department of Sociology and Work
Science
Mail
dietmar.rauch@gu.se
Visiting address
Skanstorget 18
41122 Göteborg
Postal address
Box 720
40530 Göteborg

About Dietmar Rauch

Background

Master of Social Sciences,  Universität Mannheim (1999).

PhD in Sociology with the thesis Institutional Fragmentation and Scandinavian Social Service Variations (2005).

Senior lecturer (temporary), Department of Sociology, Umeå University (2006).

2007-2009 PostDoc, Institute for Futures Studies & part-time lecturer (temporary), Department of Social Work, Stockholm University. 

2009-2010 Senior lecturer (temporary), Department of Sociology, University of Gothenburg.

Since 2011 Senior lecturer (permanent), Department of Social Work, University of Gothenburg. Research areas

Comparative social policy, social care services, old age policy.

Main areas of teaching Social policy, social inequality, living conditions of the elderly, comparative methods, supervision of B.A. and Master-theses. 

Assignments

2014-2015 member of the department council (IR).

Director of studies for advanced level since january 2016.

Network

Member of COMPASS (COMPArative Methods for Systematic cross-caSe analySis).

Publications ◾RAUCH, Dietmar (2005) ‘Institutional Fragmentation and Scandinavian Childcare Variations’, Journal of Public Policy, 25 (3), 367-394. ◾RAUCH, Dietmar (2006) ‘Institutional Fragmentation, Institutional Engineering and the Development of Elderlycare and Childcare in Sweden’, Scandinavian Political Studies, 29 (4), 285-307 ◾RAUCH, Dietmar (2007) ‘Is There Really a Scandinavian Social Service Model? A Comparison of Childcare and Elderlycare in Six European Countries’, Acta Sociologica, 50 (3), 249-269. ◾RAUCH, Dietmar (2007b) ‘Omsorgsgarantier i Sverige och Danmark’, i: JOHANSSON, Stina (red.) Social omsorg, Lund: Gleerups, 139-154. ◾RAUCH, Dietmar (2008a) ‘Central versus Local Service Regulation: Accounting for Diverging Elderlycare Developments in Sweden and Denmark, 1980-2000’, Social Policy & Administration, 42 (3), 267-287. ◾RAUCH, Dietmar (2008b) 'Sociologin, institutioner och framtiden', i: ALM, Susanne & PALME, Joakim (red.) Fjorton perspektiv på framtiden: Samhälls- och humanvetenskapliga framtidsstudier, Stockholm: Institutet för Framtidsstudier, 129-141. ◾RAUCH, Dietmar (2008c) 'Statsvetenskap, institutioner och framtiden', i: ALM, Susanne & PALME, Joakim (red.) Fjorton perspektiv på framtiden: Samhälls- och humanvetenskapliga framtidsstudier, Stockholm: Institutet för Framtidsstudier, 142-157