06 November 202609 November 2026Literature update, News, Publications Manipulating Truth: Disinformation Campaigns Against Child Protection Services in Europe NEW ARTICLE: “Manipulating Truth […]
04 November 202604 November 2026Literature update, News, Publications Free to Fail? Paternalistic Preferences in the United States NEW ARTICLE: “Free to Fail? Paternalistic Preferences in the United States” by Björn […]
30 October 202630 October 2026Literature update, News, Projects Childhood obesity and government action NEW ARTICLE titled “Childhood obesity and government action – experimental evidence on public demand for childhood obesity intervention […]
05 October 202629 October 2026Literature update, News, Publications Public attitudes towards corporal punishment and child protection involvement NEW ARTICLE: “Public attitudes towards corporal punishment and child protection involvement […]
31 August 2026Literature update, News, Publications Children´s visibility and voice in the ECtHR: An analysis of child protection judgements NEW ARTICLE by Professor Marit Skivenes and Researcher Hege Stein Helland examining children’s visibility […]
29 April 202607 May 2026Literature update, News, Publications Child-centric populations? A study of Nordic populations’ justifications for children’s participation NEW ARTICLE by Professor Marit Skivenes and Professor Katrin Križ examines […]
20 March 202620 March 2026Literature update, News Adolescents Trust in the Child Welfare System: Does Institutional Contact and Performance Matter? NEW ARTICLE by Hege Stein Helland (University of Bergen, DIPA) A new article published […]
30 January 202630 January 2026Literature update, News PROTECTing Children’s Rights Within Crime Prevention, the Nordic Countries at a Crossroad? NEW ARTICLE written by Post Doctoral Researcher, Lucie Margot Ducarre, Marit Skivenes, and Linda […]
16 September 2025Literature update, News, Publications What about their future? An analysis of child protection systems’ focus on the future of new-born children in care order decisions NEW ARTICLE: The researchers Jenny Krutzinna, Katre Luhamaa, Tarja Pösö and Marit Skivenes have just published […]