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Author: DIPA Centre

NEW ARTICLE: Why is it that some care order cases result in the child being removed from parental care, while […]
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We have had the pleasure of having Larissa Cristina Margarido as a guest researcher as  part of the project Child Protection […]
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BLOG: One of the most interesting – albeit challenging – parts of researching child marriage in Brazil is recognizing the […]
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Video: Professor Pernilla Leviner held a presentation titled “Legal changes and shifts in Swedish social childcare – from reunification to […]
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On Saturday 19th of August and Sunday 20th of August Centre for Research on Discretion and Paternalism (DIPA) hosted the […]
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On Friday 18th of August Centre for Research on Discretion and Paternalism (DIPA), participated in the 10th edition of the […]
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On Monday 26th of June the research group Law, Politics and Welfare, including Centre for Research on Discretion and Paternalism […]
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On Tuesday 27th of June, Professor Marit Skivenes held a presentation on the “Skivenes Report», for the School of Law […]
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BLOG: There has been a shift in many post-Soviet countries’ efforts to improve the protection of children’s rights in child […]
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Video: Associate Professor Marina Snipsøyr Sletten held a presentation titled “Standardization of the decision-making process in child protection services”. The […]
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