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Beyond recognition: Identification and disidentification in visual resistance to stigma by Meriluoto, Taina

“…This article theorizes visual practices of stigma resistance as a continuous play with identification and disidentification. Based on an ethnographic study of…”
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‘The will to not be empowered (according to your rules)’: Resistance in Finnish participatory social policy by Meriluoto, Taina

“…Participation has increasingly become a means and an end for successful and ‘empowering’ social policy. Building on previous governmentality critiques of…”
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The advent of the citizen expert: Democratising or pushing the boundaries of expertise? by Krick, Eva, Meriluoto, Taina

“…This contribution introduces Current Sociology’s special subsection ‘The advent of the citizen expert: Democratising or pushing the boundaries of expertise?’,…”
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How to make sense of citizen expertise in participatory projects? by Meriluoto, Taina, Kuokkanen, Kanerva

“…This article proposes a pragmatist theorising of different repertoires of valuation as an analytical grid to understand how actors of participatory projects…”
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The self in selfies—Conceptualizing the selfie‐coordination of marginalized youth with sociology of engagements by Meriluoto, Taina

“…This article develops a theory of selfies as reflexive practices of self‐coordination. Building on pragmatist sociology of engagements, I conceptualize selfies…”
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PLURALITY IN URBAN POLITICS: Conflict and Commonality in Mouffe and Thévenot by Eranti, Veikko, Meriluoto, Taina

“…In this article we introduce a pragmatist interpretation of agonistic pluralism and develop this into an analytical framework that is applied to the analysis…”
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Making a deal with the devil? Portuguese and Finnish activists' everyday negotiations on the value of social media by Malafaia, Carla, Meriluoto, Taina

“…This article explores how young activists in Portugal and Finland negotiate the value of social media in their practices. Considering the near ubiquitous…”
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Turning experience into expertise: technologies of the self in Finnish participatory social policy by Meriluoto, Taina

“…This article investigates the micro-level practices of subject-construction in Finnish participatory social policy. Through a governmental ethnography on…”
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Struggles over Expertise: Practices of Politicization and Depoliticization in Participatory Democracy by Meriluoto, Taina

“…There is growing concern among democracy scholars that participatory innovations pose a depoliticizing threat to democracy. This article tackles this concern…”
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Snap-along ethnography: Studying visual politicization in the social media age by Luhtakallio, Eeva, Meriluoto, Taina

“…In this article, we argue that two significant shifts, namely, the blurring of lives offline and online and the increasing significance of the visual character…”
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Fame democracy? Social media and visuality-based transformation of the public sphere by Luhtakallio, Eeva, Meriluoto, Taina

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Neutral experts or passionate participants? Renegotiating expertise and the right to act in Finnish participatory social policy by Meriluoto, Taina

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Democratic Self-transformations: Identity, Performance, and the Politics of Becoming by Asenbaum, Hans, Meriluoto, Taina

“…Our selves are characterized by inner multiplicity (Elster 1986). Our raced, classed, gendered, and sexed identities are intersectional (Crenshaw 1991;…”
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Bridging ethnography and AI: a reciprocal methodology for studying visual political action by Maltezos, Vasileios, Luhtakallio, Eeva, Meriluoto, Taina

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Book Symposium: The Politics of Becoming: Anonymity and Democracy in the Digital Age by Meriluoto, Taina, Kavada, Anastasia, Cornwall, Andrea, Escobar, Oliver, Asenbaum, Hans

“…Hans Asenbaum's open-access book The Politics of Becoming: Anonymity and Democracy in the Digital Age takes on some of the biggest questions in feminist and…”
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