Anne-Dorthe Hestbæk
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 83296 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Anne-Dorthe Hestbæk |
| NOMBRES | Anne-Dorthe |
| APELLIDO | Hestbæk |
| FIRMA | HESTBÆK A |
| AFILIACIONES | Danish National Institute of Social Research |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 4 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 48 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Child welfare removal of infants
Child protection systems within the Danish, Finnish and Norwegian welfare states—time for a child centric approach
This article explores the relationship between the child protection systems and the Nordic welfare state in Denmark, Finland and Norway. Despite an ideological focus on prevention and provision of a fair amount of universal services and in-home child protection services for families and children, there is, nevertheless, a relatively high number of children in the child protection system, even children placed out of their home. The outcome of chil…
Social Background and Placement Course – The Case of Denmark
The scope of this article, founded on a nationwide survey in Denmark, is first to describe the social characteristics of families with a child placed outside home, and, further, to examine whether differences in regard to the parents’ social background are correlated with different placement courses. A range of hypotheses on the correlation between social background and the course of placement are examined. It appears, for example, that children …
Parenthood in the 1990s
Have traditional patterns of parenting disappeared with modernity? This is one of the research questions of a qualitative study of Danish dualearner parents with different sociocultural backgrounds. The article focuses on tradition and modernity concerning four aspects of parenting: values of upbringing, the relation between parental roles and work roles, potential for action and negotiations. The findings suggest that, even in the age of moderni…
Child protection systems within the Danish, Finnish and Norwegian welfare states—time for a child centric approach
This article explores the relationship between the child protection systems and the Nordic welfare state in Denmark, Finland and Norway. Despite an ideological focus on prevention and provision of a fair amount of universal services and in-home child protection services for families and children, there is, nevertheless, a relatively high number of children in the child protection system, even children placed out of their home. The outcome of chil…
Social Background and Placement Course – The Case of Denmark
The scope of this article, founded on a nationwide survey in Denmark, is first to describe the social characteristics of families with a child placed outside home, and, further, to examine whether differences in regard to the parents’ social background are correlated with different placement courses. A range of hypotheses on the correlation between social background and the course of placement are examined. It appears, for example, that children …
Child welfare removal of infants
Parenthood in the 1990s
Have traditional patterns of parenting disappeared with modernity? This is one of the research questions of a qualitative study of Danish dualearner parents with different sociocultural backgrounds. The article focuses on tradition and modernity concerning four aspects of parenting: values of upbringing, the relation between parental roles and work roles, potential for action and negotiations. The findings suggest that, even in the age of moderni…
Parenthood in the 1990s
Have traditional patterns of parenting disappeared with modernity? This is one of the research questions of a qualitative study of Danish dualearner parents with different sociocultural backgrounds. The article focuses on tradition and modernity concerning four aspects of parenting: values of upbringing, the relation between parental roles and work roles, potential for action and negotiations. The findings suggest that, even in the age of moderni…
Social Background and Placement Course – The Case of Denmark
The scope of this article, founded on a nationwide survey in Denmark, is first to describe the social characteristics of families with a child placed outside home, and, further, to examine whether differences in regard to the parents’ social background are correlated with different placement courses. A range of hypotheses on the correlation between social background and the course of placement are examined. It appears, for example, that children …
Child protection systems within the Danish, Finnish and Norwegian welfare states—time for a child centric approach
This article explores the relationship between the child protection systems and the Nordic welfare state in Denmark, Finland and Norway. Despite an ideological focus on prevention and provision of a fair amount of universal services and in-home child protection services for families and children, there is, nevertheless, a relatively high number of children in the child protection system, even children placed out of their home. The outcome of chil…
Child welfare removal of infants
Psychology (4 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (2 obras) · Child and Adolescent Health (2 obras) · Danish (2 obras) · Developmental psychology (2 obras) · Politics (2 obras) · Research in Social Sciences (2 obras)