Children’s Rights in Norway. An Implementation Paradox?

The ideas launched by the Beveridge Commission in 1942 set the pace for major reforms in post-war Britain, and inspired Norwegian welfare programmes as well, with gradual

Within the scope of the medical movement, the Permanent Medical Commision of the Ministry of Health in 1851, based on a hypothesis that leprosy was a hereditary disease, proposed

Although, particularly early in the 1920s, the cleanliness of the Cana- dian milk supply was uneven, public health professionals, the dairy indus- try, and the Federal Department

To support the creation of such interactive augmented experiences, we propose an authoring tool, using a novel methodology for the implementation of the interactions, based on

The Committee recommends the State party to ensure that children are given rights as individual clients of family welfare centres, that they are granted the right to an individual

Potential individual perceived barriers to using the SMART concept are being understood by analyzing how different factors that hinder and promote the motivation to use SMART

However, a shift in research and policy focus on the European Arctic from state security to human and regional security, as well as an increased attention towards non-military

As an alternative, we propose to identify the reform effects by comparing pre-reform and post-reform differences in the average growth rate of the outcome of interest between