Are Decision-makers in Alignment with the Citizens?
NEW ARTICLE: Interesting differences between the professionals that make decisions about children and families […]
Child Welfare in a Digital World
GUEST RESEARCHER: Matthias Braun is scrutinizing how digital technologies shape and challenge the processes […]
Norwegian Child Protection in the Court of Human Rights
GALLERY: Photos from the public event at Litteraturhuset i Bergen.
Blogpost: What to learn from Strasburg?
BLOG: The European Court of Human Rights has set the Norwegian child protection system […]
Literature update #3 (2019)
LITERATURE OVERVIEW: See our list of recently published articles of interest.
Justifying limitation of freedom
Even though some paternalistic interventions can be morally troubling, they might be legitimate, argues […]
Better child welfare decisions
Child welfare decisions are important, yet fallible. Visiting scholar Rami Benbenishty is researching how […]
Blogpost: Limit the discretionary space
BLOG: Lawmakers should look at how the legislation can support and guide decision makers […]