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‘We have very different positions on some issues’: how child welfare workers in Norway and England bridge cultural differences when communicating with ethnic minority families

‘Vi har ganske forskjellige posisjoner i noen saker’: om hvordan barnevernarbeidere i Norge og England håndterer kulturelle forskjeller når de kommuniserer med etniske minoritetsfamilier

Katrin Križ
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Marit SkivenesCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 3-18 | Published online: 16 Dec 2009

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Hilde Fiva Buzungu & Marianne Rugkåsa. (2023) Lost in culture: Language discordance and culturalization in social work with migrants. Nordic Social Work Research 13:4, pages 537-549.
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Gunnel Östlund, Philip Rautell Lindstedt, Baran Cürüklü & Helena Blomberg. (2023) Developing welfare technology to increase children’s participation in child welfare assessments: an empirical case in Sweden. European Journal of Social Work 0:0, pages 1-14.
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Ayan Handulle & Anders Vassenden. (2021) ‘The art of kindergarten drop off’: how young Norwegian-Somali parents perform ethnicity to avoid reports to Child Welfare Services. European Journal of Social Work 24:3, pages 469-480.
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Ing-Marie Johansson. (2013) The rights of the child and ethnic minority families in Sweden. China Journal of Social Work 6:3, pages 262-275.
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Judith van der Weele & Elwira Magdalena Fiecko. (2020) Kulturelle fallgruver i vurderinger av foreldrenes omsorgsevne. Tidsskrift for familierett, arverett og barnevernrettslige spørsmål 18:2, pages 126-147.
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Ragnhild Hollekim, Norman Anderssen & Marguerite Daniel. (2016) Contemporary discourses on children and parenting in Norway: Norwegian Child Welfare Services meets immigrant families. Children and Youth Services Review 60, pages 52-60.
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Marte Knag Fylkesnes, Anette C. Iversen, Ragnhild Bjørknes & Lennart Nygren. (2015) Frykten for barnevernet - En undersøkelse av etniske minoritetsforeldres oppfatninger. Tidsskriftet Norges Barnevern 92:2, pages 81-96.
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Katrin Križ & Marit Skivenes. (2012) Challenges for marginalized minority parents in different welfare systems: Child welfare workers’ perspectives. International Social Work 58:1, pages 75-87.
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Emily Keddell. (2014) Current Debates on Variability in Child Welfare Decision-Making: A Selected Literature Review. Social Sciences 3:4, pages 916-940.
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Katrin Križ & Marit Skivenes. (2013) Systemic differences in views on risk: A comparative case vignette study of risk assessment in England, Norway and the United States (California). Children and Youth Services Review 35:11, pages 1862-1870.
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Marte Knag Fylkesnes & Marit Netland. (2013) God praksis i møte med etniske minoritetsfamilier i barnevernet: saksbehandleres og foreldres erfaringer. Tidsskriftet Norges Barnevern 89:4, pages 221-235.
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Katrin Kriẑ & Marit Skivenes. (2011) Child‐centric or family focused? A study of child welfare workers' perceptions of ethnic minority children in England and Norway. Child & Family Social Work 17:4, pages 448-457.
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Katrin Križ & Marit Skivenes. (2012) How child welfare workers perceive their work with undocumented immigrant families: An explorative study of challenges and coping strategies. Children and Youth Services Review 34:4, pages 790-797.
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Katrin Križ & Marit Skivenes. (2011) How child welfare workers view their work with racial and ethnic minority families: The United States in contrast to England and Norway. Children and Youth Services Review 33:10, pages 1866-1874.
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