Mikael Holmqvist Boeken

The book presents a thorough ethnographic study of Samhall, a prominent Swedish rehabilitation organization, revealing the complex impacts of activation programs on participants. Holmqvist's controversial insights challenge conventional views on welfare and disability, making this work essential for professionals and scholars in related fields. It delves into the nuances of how such programs affect individuals, contributing to ongoing discussions about welfare, poverty, and special needs in society.

The study explores the process of organizational institutionalization, offering new insights into its development and impact on social welfare policies. It delves into the mechanisms that drive this process, enhancing the understanding of how organizations adapt and evolve within the social welfare context.

The book delves into the world of business and financial elites, exploring their identities, motivations, and actions. It highlights the growing interest among social scientists in understanding these influential individuals and their collective dynamics. By examining their roles and behaviors, the work aims to shed light on the complexities of elite influence in society.

Leader Communities is a study of Stockholm's suburb Djursholm and other similar places: privileged communities where elites choose to live, socialize with other elites, and raise their children into future elites. Mikael Holmqvist provides unparalleled insight into today's power elite and the social and political consequences of their aspirations.