Carol Van Nijnatten
Biographic Data
| ID | 3805014 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carol Van Nijnatten |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carol |
| FAMILY NAME | Van Nijnatten |
| SIGNATURE | VAN NIJNATTEN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Utrecht University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Religion and worldview in the work of Marie Muller-Lulofs, a pioneer in Dutch social work
Social workers nowadays are confronted with recurrent issues about religion and spirituality when in contact with diverse client groups. This was also the case in the beginning of the profession around 1900, in Europe as well as in the US. This study analyses the work of a Dutch pioneer in social work, Marie Muller-Lulofs (1854–1954) and presents the religious and worldview aspects of her reflections on social work. Her standard work Van mensch t…
Communicating Care and Coercion in Juvenile Probation
In most Western states, probation of juvenile delinquents spearheads social policies. The general idea behind these policies is to protect society against the wrongdoing of young offenders by monitoring and rehabilitating them. The mixture of corrective and supportive approaches makes juvenile probation a hybrid practice. This study analyses the interactional strategies of both probation officers and juveniles to deal with this situation. It is s…
Deadlocked Dialogues in Child Welfare
In the interactions with families, child welfare workers investigate the parental capability to guarantee their children's safe and prosperous development. A main strategy of child welfare workers is to encourage parental reflection, which may help parents to consider the family problems from a more remote position. Findings from a two-fold case study show that the conversational mode of professionals and clients are crucial to bring about this r…
Participatory social work and report writing
Participation of children and parents is a central notion in child and family social work. This paper reports on a research dealing with how the participative paradigm comes to the fore in the practice of report writing in the work with looked‐after children. As social work is essentially a language‐centred activity, report writing is a core skill in social work. A participative practice of report writing would imply that the perspective of the c…
Managing Assessment. Quality Planning in Assessment Procedures of the Dutch Child Protection Board
The Child Welfare and Protection Board (CP), which plays a central role in Dutch child welfare is an agency of the Dutch Ministry of Justice. The CP may present petitions to the juvenile court for their judgement regarding the custody or guardianship of children. The Board presents petitions concerning legal propositions for custody, suspension of the execution of custody, provisional guardianship, and dispossession and restriction of custody. Th…
Communication strategies of family supervisors and clients in organizing participation
This paper investigates participation in communication processes between Dutch family supervisors and parents whose child is placed under supervision by the juvenile court. Although parental authority is legally restricted by the family supervision order, parental participation is an important condition for a successful execution of the order. This paper analyses the strategies and technique child welfare workers use to achieve parental participa…
In the Name of the Third - Changing the Law on Naming Children in the Netherlands
In the Netherlands, a Bill on name right has recently been proposed which proposes new measures concerning the way children acquire surnames from their parents. The main change is that it will be easier for women to give their name to their children. In spite of the many advantages of the proposed arrangement, there are some psychological counter-arguments. The surname has an important function for the developing child, symbolizing the fact that …
Behind Closed Doors
The Children Acts that were passed in the Netherlands at the beginning of the present century created a flexible procedure for hearing juvenile cases. Part of this involved the provision that the hearings should be closed to the public. Almost a century later the arguments for privacy seem much less compelling. With the recognition of the disciplinary character of juvenile law has come the realization that openness is not a technical formality bu…
Homosexuality in Dutch Instruction Books for Youths
The information on homosexuality was analyzed in the 71 sex-instruction books for youths published in The Netherlands between 1945 and 1982. Within this period, substantial shifts occurred toward a more tolerant attitude regarding homosexuality. Still, quite a few things can be said against the modern instruction books and the authors urge an unremitting critical attitude in evaluating these books
Participatory social work and report writing
Participation of children and parents is a central notion in child and family social work. This paper reports on a research dealing with how the participative paradigm comes to the fore in the practice of report writing in the work with looked‐after children. As social work is essentially a language‐centred activity, report writing is a core skill in social work. A participative practice of report writing would imply that the perspective of the c…
Communication strategies of family supervisors and clients in organizing participation
This paper investigates participation in communication processes between Dutch family supervisors and parents whose child is placed under supervision by the juvenile court. Although parental authority is legally restricted by the family supervision order, parental participation is an important condition for a successful execution of the order. This paper analyses the strategies and technique child welfare workers use to achieve parental participa…
Communicating Care and Coercion in Juvenile Probation
In most Western states, probation of juvenile delinquents spearheads social policies. The general idea behind these policies is to protect society against the wrongdoing of young offenders by monitoring and rehabilitating them. The mixture of corrective and supportive approaches makes juvenile probation a hybrid practice. This study analyses the interactional strategies of both probation officers and juveniles to deal with this situation. It is s…
Deadlocked Dialogues in Child Welfare
In the interactions with families, child welfare workers investigate the parental capability to guarantee their children's safe and prosperous development. A main strategy of child welfare workers is to encourage parental reflection, which may help parents to consider the family problems from a more remote position. Findings from a two-fold case study show that the conversational mode of professionals and clients are crucial to bring about this r…
Religion and worldview in the work of Marie Muller-Lulofs, a pioneer in Dutch social work
Social workers nowadays are confronted with recurrent issues about religion and spirituality when in contact with diverse client groups. This was also the case in the beginning of the profession around 1900, in Europe as well as in the US. This study analyses the work of a Dutch pioneer in social work, Marie Muller-Lulofs (1854–1954) and presents the religious and worldview aspects of her reflections on social work. Her standard work Van mensch t…
Managing Assessment. Quality Planning in Assessment Procedures of the Dutch Child Protection Board
The Child Welfare and Protection Board (CP), which plays a central role in Dutch child welfare is an agency of the Dutch Ministry of Justice. The CP may present petitions to the juvenile court for their judgement regarding the custody or guardianship of children. The Board presents petitions concerning legal propositions for custody, suspension of the execution of custody, provisional guardianship, and dispossession and restriction of custody. Th…
Behind Closed Doors
The Children Acts that were passed in the Netherlands at the beginning of the present century created a flexible procedure for hearing juvenile cases. Part of this involved the provision that the hearings should be closed to the public. Almost a century later the arguments for privacy seem much less compelling. With the recognition of the disciplinary character of juvenile law has come the realization that openness is not a technical formality bu…
Homosexuality in Dutch Instruction Books for Youths
The information on homosexuality was analyzed in the 71 sex-instruction books for youths published in The Netherlands between 1945 and 1982. Within this period, substantial shifts occurred toward a more tolerant attitude regarding homosexuality. Still, quite a few things can be said against the modern instruction books and the authors urge an unremitting critical attitude in evaluating these books
Behind Closed Doors
The Children Acts that were passed in the Netherlands at the beginning of the present century created a flexible procedure for hearing juvenile cases. Part of this involved the provision that the hearings should be closed to the public. Almost a century later the arguments for privacy seem much less compelling. With the recognition of the disciplinary character of juvenile law has come the realization that openness is not a technical formality bu…
In the Name of the Third - Changing the Law on Naming Children in the Netherlands
In the Netherlands, a Bill on name right has recently been proposed which proposes new measures concerning the way children acquire surnames from their parents. The main change is that it will be easier for women to give their name to their children. In spite of the many advantages of the proposed arrangement, there are some psychological counter-arguments. The surname has an important function for the developing child, symbolizing the fact that …
Communication strategies of family supervisors and clients in organizing participation
This paper investigates participation in communication processes between Dutch family supervisors and parents whose child is placed under supervision by the juvenile court. Although parental authority is legally restricted by the family supervision order, parental participation is an important condition for a successful execution of the order. This paper analyses the strategies and technique child welfare workers use to achieve parental participa…
Managing Assessment. Quality Planning in Assessment Procedures of the Dutch Child Protection Board
The Child Welfare and Protection Board (CP), which plays a central role in Dutch child welfare is an agency of the Dutch Ministry of Justice. The CP may present petitions to the juvenile court for their judgement regarding the custody or guardianship of children. The Board presents petitions concerning legal propositions for custody, suspension of the execution of custody, provisional guardianship, and dispossession and restriction of custody. Th…
Participatory social work and report writing
Participation of children and parents is a central notion in child and family social work. This paper reports on a research dealing with how the participative paradigm comes to the fore in the practice of report writing in the work with looked‐after children. As social work is essentially a language‐centred activity, report writing is a core skill in social work. A participative practice of report writing would imply that the perspective of the c…
Deadlocked Dialogues in Child Welfare
In the interactions with families, child welfare workers investigate the parental capability to guarantee their children's safe and prosperous development. A main strategy of child welfare workers is to encourage parental reflection, which may help parents to consider the family problems from a more remote position. Findings from a two-fold case study show that the conversational mode of professionals and clients are crucial to bring about this r…
Communicating Care and Coercion in Juvenile Probation
In most Western states, probation of juvenile delinquents spearheads social policies. The general idea behind these policies is to protect society against the wrongdoing of young offenders by monitoring and rehabilitating them. The mixture of corrective and supportive approaches makes juvenile probation a hybrid practice. This study analyses the interactional strategies of both probation officers and juveniles to deal with this situation. It is s…
Religion and worldview in the work of Marie Muller-Lulofs, a pioneer in Dutch social work
Social workers nowadays are confronted with recurrent issues about religion and spirituality when in contact with diverse client groups. This was also the case in the beginning of the profession around 1900, in Europe as well as in the US. This study analyses the work of a Dutch pioneer in social work, Marie Muller-Lulofs (1854–1954) and presents the religious and worldview aspects of her reflections on social work. Her standard work Van mensch t…
Political science (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (4 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Social Work (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works)