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Agency and flexible support in transition from care: learning from the experiences of a Norwegian sample of care leavers doing well

Elisiv BakketeigNorwegian Social Research, OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University, Oslo, NorwayCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 30-42 | Published online: 11 Sep 2018

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Tonje Gundersen. (2021) Embedded in relations—Interactions as a source of agency and life opportunities for care‐experienced young adults. Children & Society 35:5, pages 680-693.
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Jan Storø. (2021) Leaving care in Norway in a historic and current perspective: As a function of the Nordic welfare model. Child & Family Social Work 26:2, pages 240-247.
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Sabrina Göbel, Andreas Hadjar, Ute Karl & Julia A. Jäger. (2021) Agency and the school-to-work transition of care leavers: A retrospective study of Luxembourgish young people. Children and Youth Services Review 122, pages 105636.
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Mattias Bengtsson, Yvonne Sjöblom & Peter Öberg. (2020) Transitional patterns when leaving care – Care leavers’ agency in a longitudinal perspective. Children and Youth Services Review 118, pages 105486.
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Elisiv Bakketeig, Janet Boddy, Tonje Gundersen, Jeanette Østergaard & Fidelma Hanrahan. (2020) Deconstructing doing well; what can we learn from care experienced young people in England, Denmark and Norway?. Children and Youth Services Review 118, pages 105333.
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Annemiek T. Harder, Varda Mann-Feder, Inger Oterholm & Tehila Refaeli. (2020) Supporting transitions to adulthood for youth leaving care: Consensus based principles. Children and Youth Services Review 116, pages 105260.
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Fidelma Hanrahan, Janet Boddy & Charlie Owen. (2019) ‘Actually There is a Brain in There’: Uncovering Complexity in Pathways Through Education for Young Adults Who Have Been in Care. Children & Society 34:1, pages 46-61.
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