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The multicultural paradox: The challenge of accommodating both power and trust in child protection

This research investigates whether ethnic background is under-communicated in child welfare services in the multicultural welfare state of Sweden, and if so how that affects the wellbeing of marginalized migrant families. It was found that a reciprocal and trustful relationship in combination with attention to the special needs of migrant families is a powerful vehicle for inclusion.