How Different Countries Protect Children: A Study on What People Think about Child Protection Systems
Have you ever wondered how different countries’ governments take care of children and support […]
Category: Publications
Performance and Trust in Child Protection Systems: A Comparative Analysis of England and Norway
NEW ARTICLE: Bilal Hassan (Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Comparative Politics, University of […]
Protecting Kids: What people in eight countries think about parental freedoms
What happens when the state has to step in, and help kids whose parents […]
A Tale of Two Cases: Understanding Child Welfare Decisions
Sometimes child protection services make very different decisions on protecting children, even in seemingly […]
Understanding Children’s Role in Child Protection: What Research Reveals
Have you ever wondered how children can have a say in big decisions that […]
Making Sure Kids Get Heard: A Study on Children’s Rights
In a recent study called “Reconciling Children’s Best Interests and Right to be Heard”, […]
What do we know about children’s representation in child protection decisions?
NEW ARTICLE: PhD Fellow Frøydis Lønborg Haarberg published a scoping review on children’s representation […]
Reconciling children’s best interests with their right to be heard
NEW ARTICLE: Postdoctoral Fellow Hege Beate Stein Helland has published her article on child […]
A tale of two cases – investigating reasoning in similar cases with different outcomes
NEW ARTICLE: Why is it that some care order cases result in the child […]