In the best interest of the child? A study into a decision-support tool validating asylum-seeking children’s rights from a behavioural scientific perspective
PhD ceremony: Ms. A.E. Zijlstra, 14.30 uur, Academiegebouw, Broerstraat 5, Groningen
Dissertation: In the best interest of the child? A study into a decision-support tool validating asylum-seeking children’s rights from a behavioural scientific perspective
Promotor(s): prof. E.J. Knorth
Faculty: Behavioural and Social Sciences
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