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- “When harsher penalties become the only language we speak”Uppsala University
A legal system that responds only with harsher penalties runs the risk of failing to meet both the needs of victims and society’s long-term interest in reducing violence, writes Maritha Jacobsson, …
- Routines important in childhoodUppsala University
Previous research has shown that the first five years of a child’s life are especially important. Finding a way to highlight and help parents of young children establish routines at an early stage can …
- In the couch with Karin JanssonDepartment of Social Work
In Karin's thesis, it is studied how principals, deputies, social secretaries and supervisors experience assessments regarding decision-making capacity and legal capacity in connection with …
- Maritha Jacobsson promoted to professorDepartment of Social Work
Maritha Jacobsson has been promoted to professor of social work. Her research has focused on vulnerability where she studied social work in relation to legal processes; compulsory care, mediation in …
- Marie Flinkfeldt new colummnist in the Swedish Research Counsil's periodical CurieDepartment of Social Work
Marie Flinkfeldt has become a columnist in the Swedish Research Counsil's periodical Curie. Her first article is already availble on the periodical's website and they also published an interview they …
- Difficulty responding to racism in calls to suicide preventive helplinesUppsala University
How is racism addressed in the context of suicide prevention, i.e. efforts to reduce the risk of suicide? This topic was investigated by a group of researchers at Uppsala University. They show how …
