Titlebook: Collaborating Against Child Abuse; Exploring the Nordic Susanna Johansson,Kari Stefansen,Anna Kaldal Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Paolo Notaro,Jorge Cardoso,Michael Gerndtnce. The analysis is based on data from the first part of an ongoing process evaluation of the November project in Oslo, Norway, which is set in a police station and aspires to be a Barnahus for adults. Drawing on both the Norwegian Barnahus model and a Swedish multi-agency model for adult and child

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BiAgent-Based Model for IoT Applicationsing approach. During the investigations at the units, particular care is made in collecting and assessing the background information of each case and planning the investigation accordingly. The scientific framework and its practical applications are demonstrated through case vignettes.

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Peng Li,Pinqun Jiang,Shangyou Zeng,Rui Fanstice systems. The study of Barnahus strongly indicates that the model was a radical improvement in furthering child friendly justice but some obstacles remain and the challenge of progressive and effective implementation of international instruments is an ongoing process.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Since multi-agency collaboration often exerts a cognitive power that builds on consensus, the framework presented in this chapter—revealing underlying conflicts of interests and power imbalances—is very important for understanding Barnahus collaboration, as well as other similar contexts of collaboration and integrated services.

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To Be Summoned to Barnahus: Children’s Perspectivesderation of children’s experiences of procedures and of being addressed as non-acting objects—instead of the acting subjects, the children talked about themselves as being, and acted as, in the research interviews.

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Power Dynamics in Barnahus Collaboration. Since multi-agency collaboration often exerts a cognitive power that builds on consensus, the framework presented in this chapter—revealing underlying conflicts of interests and power imbalances—is very important for understanding Barnahus collaboration, as well as other similar contexts of collaboration and integrated services.