Contents
Chapter 1 Nordic Kindergarten Model and its Application.
Part I Befriending, Supporting and Treating the Child
Chapter 2 Child-Friendliness and Diverse Aspects of the Barnahus Model......
Chapter 3 Children's Perspectives on Going to Barnahus
Chapter 4 Evidence-Based Intervention for Children and Parents in Cases of Physical Abuse
Part II Interviewing Children for Forensic Purposes.
Chapter 5 Taking of Statements from Children under the Nordic Model
Chapter 6 Investigative Interviews: Legal and Scientific Framework..
Chapter 7 Legal and Theoretical Framework for Investigative Interviews
Chapter 8 Norwegian Sequential Interview Model.
Part III From the Viewpoint of Children's Rights..

Chapter 9 Interdisciplinary Child Rights Justice Systems and their Analysis
Chapter 10 Criminal Investigations and Children's Right to Information
Chapter 11 Child Abuse Criminal Justice Cases and the Role of Children's Lawyers.
Part IV Collaboration Between Agencies
Chapter 12 Inter-Organizational Collaboration: A Study of Power Dynamics.
Chapter 14 Building Barnhaus in Denmark. Lene Mosegaard Søbjerg
Chapter 15 Adult Victims and the Barnahus Model. Anja Bredal and Kari Stefansen

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