Frøydis Lønborg Haarberg
Position
PhD Candidate, Centre for Research on Discretion and Paternalism
Affiliation
- froydis.haarberg@uib.no
- Phone number
- +47 978 91 981
- Visitor address
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Christies gate 17
5007 Bergen - Room: 17.205
- Postal address
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P.O. Box 7802NO-5020 BergenNorway
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Frøydis Lønborg Haarberg
Position
PhD Candidate, Centre for Research on Discretion and Paternalism
Affiliation
Publications
Academic article
- Haarberg, Frøydis Lønborg; Kriz, Katrin Teresa Maria; Løvlie, Audun Gabriel et al. (2025). Balancing paternalism and child centrism: a Nordic population study on children's rights in child protection. (external link)
- Haarberg, Frøydis Lønborg (2024). What do we know about children's representation in child protection decisions? A scoping review. (external link)
Lecture
- Haarberg, Frøydis Lønborg (2024). Writing a review. (external link)
- Haarberg, Frøydis Lønborg (2024). Representasjon: hva vet vi?. (external link)
- Haarberg, Frøydis Lønborg (2024). Med røtter i befolkningen: Hva mener vi om informasjon til barn og vekting av barns mening?. (external link)
- Jensen, Frøydis Petersen (2023). Hovedfunn fra Rapport 1. (external link)
- Jensen, Frøydis Petersen (2023). Surveyfunn fra de nordiske landene: Befolkningens syn på hvordan barn bør medvirke. (external link)
- Jensen, Frøydis Petersen (2023). Hovedfunn fra rapport: skriftlige veiledere om barns medvirkning. (external link)
- Jensen, Frøydis Petersen (2022). Representasjon for barn – Hva vet vi at er viktig?. (external link)
Report
- Haarberg, Frøydis Lønborg (2024). Informing the Norwegian debate on children’s representation in child protection: Report to a scoping review. (external link)
- Jensen, Frøydis Petersen; Kriz, Katrin; Skivenes, Marit (2022). Structuring Practice for Children’s Participation. Report I for the Participation Project: Mapping and Evaluating Organizational Guidelines. (external link)
See a complete overview of publications in Cristin.
Master's thesis
Jensen, F. P. (2020). Does Length Matter for Fertility? A Multilevel Analysis of the Association between Parental Leave Length and Women's Completed Fertility in 10 OECD Countries. Oslo: Department of Sociology and Human Geography, University of Oslo.