Ingrid Rindal Lundeberg
postdoktor
Sosiologisk institutt
Stilling: postdoktor
Telefon: 55 58 91 73
E-post: Ingrid.Lundeberg@uni.no
Besøksadresse: Rosenbergs gt 39, 5015 BERGEN
Romnummer: 306
Ingrid Lundeberg er postdoktor ved Sosiologisk institutt, UiB. Tidligere har hun jobbet som forsker ved Uni Rokkansenteret, hvor hun fortsatt har en bistilling. Hennes forskningsinteresser omfatter rettssosiologi, velferdsstat, kriminalitet, marginalisering, sosial ulikhet, utdanning og identitetspolitikk. Hun har omfattende erfaring med tverrfaglighet og har forsket på offentlige tjenester og politikk innenfor både helse-, sosial- og skolesektoren, både fra et bruker- og styringsperspektiv. Hennes doktorgradsavhandling handlet om domstolenes maktkritiske funksjon; hvordan rettigheter og domstolen blir brukt som arena for maktkamp for å oppnå sosial anerkjennelse og ressurser for sårbare grupper. Hun var prosjektleder for den første nasjonale evalueringen av lovbestemmelsene som omhandler tvang overfor rusmiddelmisbrukere i Lov om sosiale tjenester §§ 6-2, 6-2a og 6-3. For tiden forsker hun på kriminalomsorgens ideologiske grunnlag, straffens virkninger og tilbakeføring av unge lovbrytere etter endt soning av fengselsstraff. Dette er et tverrfaglig samarbeidsprosjekt mellom juridisk fakultet, CMI, Uni Rokkansenteret og UiB gjennom prosjektet ”Juridification and social citizenship”, se http://www.uib.no/jur/forskning/eksterntfinansierte-prosjekter/juridification-and-social-citizenship
Acadmic positions
2011- Post doctoral fellow, Department of Sociology, University of Bergen, Norway
2008-2011: Senior Researcher (Forsker 2) at the Stein Rokkan Centre for Social Studies (Uni Rokkansenteret), Bergen, Norway
2004-2008: Researcher (Forsker 3) at the Stein Rokkan Centre for Social Studies (Uni Rokkansenteret), Bergen, Norway
2001-2002: Visiting scholar at UC Berkeley Law School’s Jurisprudence and Social Policy (JSP) Program, Berkeley, University of California
1999-2003: Research assistant at Senter for social research (Sefos), Bergen, Norway
The posistions held have included individual research and participation in larger research projects, use of mixed methods (quantitative and qualitative), supervising at different levels, referee and evaluation work, publishing, popularizing and disseminating research, organizing conferences and seminars, writing applications for funding, international networking, conference participations and more.
Education
2008: Dr. polit. (Phd) Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Bergen
1999: Cand.polit. (Master in sociology), Department of Sociology, University of Bergen.
1996: Cand.mag. (Bachelor in sociology, media studies and pedagogy)
1990-1991: The academy of the art of writing
2011- 2012: Kursansvarlig for 201: Sosiologisk teori: Nyere perspektiver
Current project: Criminal justice and defences of the weak. Reintegration of young offenders in Norway
Researchers: Ingrid Lundeberg (Post.Doc) and Kristian Mjåland (PhD)
In this project, we look at fundamental aspects of marginalisation by examining attempts to reintegrate young offenders into the Norwegian society, with emphasis upon how different processes of (de)juridification influence such measures. We focus on two groups of inmates: young individuals with substance abuse problems and young individuals from minority backgrounds. The number of inmates with drug-related problems and inmates from minority backgrounds is high and increasing. Re-entry to society has always been an important focus for the criminal justice system, but as a result of the ‘reintegration guaranty’ (a term newly introduced by the government to reinforce society’s commitment to reintegrate offenders), this policy has been strengthened. By focusing on this exposed group of citizens and their careers of marginalisation, we will explore different but fundamental features of the distribution of inequality in relation to gender, ethnicity and social background/class in a multicultural society. We will investigate the individual’s rights and obligations when making the transition from prison to society and the opportunities and challenges these groups face on re-entering society. The problems for discussion are how these measures and prisoners´ rights are vulnerable to institutional differences, multilevel cooperation and discretionary powers, how different measures influence a convicted person’s ability to participate in society, and how the offenders are protected by national and international law such as human rights, both during imprisonment and in life after prison.
Participation in research projects (1999-2012):
2011- 2014: Post doctoral fellow at “Judicialisation and social citizenship” with Henriette Sinding Aasen, Katja Jansen Fredriksen and Tine Eidsvaag (University of Bergen, Faculty of law), Even Nilssen and Kristian Mjåland (Uni Rokkansenteret), Siri Gloppen (Christian Michelsen Institute) and Anne- Mette Magnussen (Bergen University Collage). Funded by the Norwegian Research Council. Homepage: http://www.uib.no/jur/forskning/eksterntfinansierte-prosjekter/juridification-and-social-citizenship
2010-2011: Research fellow at “Deaf in court. The legal system as an arena for acknowledgement and/or marginalization for vulnerable groups”, together with Jan Kåre Breivik (Uni Rokkansenteret). Funded by the Fritz Moens Research Fund.
2009-2010: Project leader of the first National Evaluation of the Social Service Act §§ 6-2, 6-2a and 6-3: “Compulsory intervention towards substance abusers”, together with Karl Harald Søvig (University of Bergen, the Faculty of law), Even Nilssen, Kristian Mjåland and Bodil Ravneberg (Uni Rokkkansenteret). Financed by the Norwegian Directorate of Health.
2008-2010: Research fellow at “Rettens refleksive rom. Velferdsrettigheter, rettsanvendelse og lokalitet” (The reflexive space of law. welfare rights, application and locality) together with Dag Arne Christensen and Even Nilssen (Uni Rokkansenteret). Funded by the Norwegian Research Council.
2005-2006: Research fellow at “Sannhetens vitnemål – studier av vitenskapen i retten” (The testimony of truth – studies of science in court) together with Svein Atle Skålevåg (Uni Rokkansenteret). Funded by the Norwegian research council.
2001-2007: Doctoral scholar, thesis “Domstolen som arena for maktkamp i saker om rett til spesialundervisning” (Courts Power Exercising Function in Cases about the Right to Special Education] Funded by the Norwegian Research Council.
2000-2001: Research assistent at ”Tjenesteyting for et selvbestemt liv? Funksjonshemmede mellom individuell frihet, faglig vurdering og byråkratisk regulering” (Service Provision for an Independent Life? Disabled People between Individual Freedom, Professional Judgement and Bureaucratic Regulation) together with Ingrid Helgøy, Per Solvang og Bodil Ravneberg (Uni Rokkansenteret). Funded by the Norwegian Research Council.
1999-2001: Research assistent at ”Sykeliggjøringen av barndommen i kampen om knappe velferdsgoder?” (Childhood medicalization in struggle for scarce welfare benefits?) together with Per Solvang (SEFOS: Senter for social research). Funded by the Norwegian research council.