Child protection systems : international trends and orientations
@inproceedings{Gilbert2011ChildPS, title={Child protection systems : international trends and orientations}, author={N. Gilbert and N. Parton and Marit Skivenes}, year={2011} }
1. Introduction Neil Gilbert, Nigel Parton, and Marit Skivenes I. ANGLO-AMERICAN SYSTEMS 2. Trends and Issues in the U.S. Child Welfare System Jill Duerr Berrick 3. Canadian Child Welfare: Child Protection and the Status Quo Karen Swift 4. Child Protection in England Nigel Parton and David Berridge II. NORDIC SYSTEMS 5. The Dark Side of the Universal Welfare State? Child Abuse and Protection in Sweden Madeleine Cocozza and Sven E. O. Hort 6. Combatting Child Abuse in Finland: From Family to… CONTINUE READING
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