Anna-Sara Lind
Anna-Sara Lind is a professor of public law at Uppsala University. Lind is also a researcher at Uppsala Religion and Society Research Center, and at Center for Multidisciplinary Studies on Racism.
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E-mail: anna-sara.lind@jur.uu.se
Title: Socialrätt under omvandling – om välfärdsstatens och solidaritetens gränser
Edited by: Thomas Erhag, Pernilla Leviner, and Anna-Sara Lind
Publisher and date: Liber förlag, 2018
The dynamics of solidarity and the welfare state are investigated in this book by twelve well-known Swedish scholars representing civil law, public law and international law. The changing prerequisites of welfare represent challenges to the concepts of territory, citizenship and fundamental rights. Being the editor that took the initiative to this book, I was also the keynote speaker presenting it in the 2018 conference on social law in Gothenburg.
Title: Sociala rättigheter i förändring – en konstitutionellrättslig studie [Doctoral Thesis]
Author: Anna-Sara Lind
Publisher and date: Uppsala University, 2009
The constitutional status of social rights (especially the rights to social care, housing and health) is examined. The way social rights and citizenship are handled in the Swedish context is compared to the choices done in other countries such as Canada, South Africa and Finland. The new obligations put on Sweden due to EU law and public international law (human rights) are at the core of the analysis.
Title: Transparency in the future – Swedish openness 250 years
Edited by: Lind, A-S, J. Reichel and I. Österdahl
Publisher and date: Ragulka förlag, 2017
In 2016 the Swedish Freedom of the Press Act dating back to 1766 turned 250 years. New technical, legal and political landscapes internationally and domestically create new challenges to the “principle of openness” (offentlighetsprincipen) and they are studied in this book.
Title: Information and Law in Transition - Freedom of Speech, Privacy, Democracy and the Internet in the 21st Century
Edited by: Lind, A-S, J. Reichel and I. Österdahl
Publisher and date: Liber förlag, 2015
My students inspired me to invite American and European scholars in law to this book as they needed to have up to date analysis of information law changes that happened due to new technical gains and new case-law from the European Courts. The interplay between national and international law is at the focus.
Title: Mänskliga rättigheter i det offentliga Sverige
Edited by: Lind, A.S. and Elena Namli
Publisher and date: Studentlitteratur AB, 2017
When Uppsala University was asked by the Government to educate public servants in human rights I suggested this multidisciplinary anthology to the Government. Human rights and the duties of servants and national authorities are here studied by authors representing law, ethics, courts and agencies.
Title: Administrative Law beyond the State – Nordic perspectives
Edited by: Lind, A.S. and J. Reichel
Publisher and date: Liber förlag och Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2013
In this anthology the theories of global administrative law are analysed through the cases of international administrative law such as for example biobank law. The limits and possibilities of “doing and creating law beyond the state” are investigated. The authors represent American as well as European Universities.