28 February 2025Events, News, Videos Breakfast-seminar: AI-based method for training in best-practice conversations with children Our “Breakfast Seminar for practitioners” (Barnevernfrokost) is a video seminar which aims to communicate […]
27 February 202527 February 2025Ymse Paternalistic preferences in the United States NEW COLUMN: Professor Marit Skivenes contributed to the column “Paternalistic preferences in the United […]
14 February 202517 February 2025Literature update, News, Publications, Ukategorisert Ask the children: youth views about parenting, parental freedom, and child safety. A survey study of youth in Finland, Ireland, Norway, and USA NEW ARTICLE: The researchers Jill Duerr Berrick, Kenneth Burns, Tarja Pösö, Joseph N. Roscoe, […]
13 February 202517 February 2025News Professor Marit Skivenes Featured in Bergens Tidende on Child Welfare Crisis Director of the Centre for Research on Discretion and Paternalism (DIPA) and Professor at […]
17 January 202517 February 2025Events, News, Videos RDV-Seminar: Precarious Inclusion: Irregular Migration, Welfare Policy & State Borders in Norway Video: In this seminar titled Precarious Inclusion: Irregular Migration, Welfare Policy & State Borders […]
07 January 202517 February 2025News Call for Applications: Post Doc position at the Department of Government The Centre for Research on Discretion and Paternalism at the University of Bergen is […]
06 January 202517 February 2025Literature update, News, Publications The Value of Responsibility, Certainty, and Child Rights in Supporting State Intervention in Families – An Empirical Study Across Six European Countries NEW ARTICLE: PhD Fellow Mathea Loen and Professor Marit Skivenes have published a study […]
19 December 202417 February 2025Literature update, News, Publications Young Brazilian Wives: Child Marriage, Girls’ Marginalisation, and Agency NEW ARTICLE: Larissa Cristina Margarido, a PhD candidate at FGV São Paulo Law School, […]
17 December 202417 February 2025Blogposts, News, Ukategorisert When ‘friends of the court’ aren’t so friendly: The challenge of ‘bad amicus’ and the margin of appreciation BLOG: The margin of appreciation is vital to the European human rights system. But […]