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Organizational Power Dynamics in Residential Group Care as Key Drivers for Safeguarding Children’s Rights

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Organizational Power Dynamics in Residential Group Care as Key Drivers for Safeguarding Children’s Rights. / Equit, Claudia (Editor).
Participation in Residential Childcare: Safeguarding children’s rights through participation and complaint procedures. ed. / Claudia Equit. Opladen: Verlag Babara Budrich, 2024. p. 93-114.

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Harvard

Equit, C (ed.) 2024, Organizational Power Dynamics in Residential Group Care as Key Drivers for Safeguarding Children’s Rights. in C Equit (ed.), Participation in Residential Childcare: Safeguarding children’s rights through participation and complaint procedures. Verlag Babara Budrich, Opladen, pp. 93-114. https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.17207117.7

APA

Equit, C. (Ed.) (2024). Organizational Power Dynamics in Residential Group Care as Key Drivers for Safeguarding Children’s Rights. In C. Equit (Ed.), Participation in Residential Childcare: Safeguarding children’s rights through participation and complaint procedures (pp. 93-114). Verlag Babara Budrich. https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.17207117.7

Vancouver

Equit C, (ed.). Organizational Power Dynamics in Residential Group Care as Key Drivers for Safeguarding Children’s Rights. In Equit C, editor, Participation in Residential Childcare: Safeguarding children’s rights through participation and complaint procedures. Opladen: Verlag Babara Budrich. 2024. p. 93-114 doi: 10.2307/jj.17207117.7

Bibtex

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Beschwerdemanagement in stationären Wohngruppen zwischen Partizipation und Schutz

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Equit, C. (ed.), 15.07.2024, Participation in Residential Childcare: Safeguarding children´s rights through participation and complaint procedures. Equit, C. (ed.). Opladen: Verlag Babara Budrich, p. 67-92 26 p.

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Equit, C., Finckh, A. & Thomas, E., 15.07.2024, Participation in Residential Childcare: Safeguarding children's rights through participation and complaint procedures. Equit, C. (ed.). Verlag Babara Budrich, p. 243-253 11 p.

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"Crisis are looming all around". Viewpoints of young people in residential group care during the COVID-19 pandemic

Thomas, E. & Equit, C., 04.2024, In: Österreichisches Jahrbuch für Soziale Arbeit (ÖJS). 6, p. 98-116 19 p.

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Organizational Idiocultures in Residential Group Care: Key Results from the Study

Equit, C., Finckh, A. & Thomas, E., 15.07.2024, Participation in Residential Childcare: Safeguarding children's rights through participation and complaint procedures. Equit, C. (ed.). Opladen: Verlag Babara Budrich, p. 21-40 20 p.

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