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NOVA - Norwegian Social Research NOVA conducts research on different aspects of society and the welfare state. We focus on the whole range of the life course: from the early years to the later life. The research is centered around Norwegian society, but international projects form a growing and important addition. On this website you will find presentations of research results and information about publications, projects, and our researchers.
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 | | Culture and Welfare State
| | Research Director at NOVA Bjørn Hvinden is one of the contributors of a new volume from Edward Elgar: Culture and Welfare State. The book provides comparative studies on the interplay between cultural factors and welfare policies. | | 30.05.2008 | | [more] |
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 | | What characterises child poverty?
| | Of the Norwegian children living in households with low incomes, what characterises the families where children are most likely to experience deprivation? Increased risks are found among children living i non-western families, children with many brothers and sisters, and among children with parents outside the labour force, Anne Skevik Grødem claims in a new article. | | 14.03.2008 | | [more] |
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 | | Youth Justice and Restorative Justice in Norway
| | In a chapter in the new book "Restorative Justice across the East and the West" NOVA researcher Ida Hydle examines some historical traits of Norwegian Youth Justice from the 19th century onwards and with an emphasis on the last two decades. | | 05.03.2008 | | [more] |
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