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NEWS: The Centre will continue the visiting scholar program in 2020-21. The program is now also open for  Norwegian researchers.
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PUBLIC EVENT: We can do better in protecting the rights of the child in court, experts claim.
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Four researchers from the Centre involved in the Norwegian Government’s new strategy on children and youths at risk.
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NEW PROJECTS: The Centre has received funding to conduct a groundbreaking study of legitimacy challenges for democratic governments and the […]
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NEW PUBLICATION: Changes in the Norwegian Child Welfare Act formalize children’s right to “love”.
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NEW ARTICLE: Decisions about terminating parental rights to ensure an adoption from care are not accountable, finds new analysis.
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GUEST RESEARCHER: Matthias Braun is scrutinizing how digital technologies shape and challenge the processes of child welfare.
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GALLERY: Photos from the public event at Litteraturhuset i Bergen.
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GALLERY: Photos from international workshop in Bergen.
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Even though some paternalistic interventions can be morally troubling, they might be legitimate, argues guest researcher Cristan Pérez Muñoz.
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