Jessica Jonsson
Title: Senior Lecturer School/office: School of Behavioural, Social and Legal SciencesEmail: jessica.jonsson@oru.se
Phone: +46 19 303526
Room: L2501a
About Jessica Jonsson
Jessica Jonsson is ass. professor in law, working especially within child law, transitional and international criminal justice.
Dr. Jonsson is an expert in international child rights, with her long international background mainly in humanitarian protection, in the areas of human rights, refugee law and international criminal law, with many years with the UN, EU and INGOs, in Africa, among other places.
Former Director of Studies of the Children's Rights Academy, program responsible, steering group Barnrättsdagarna in Örebro and Barnrättstorget in Almedalen together with the Children's Ombudsman and the Allmänna Barnhuset Foundation, Dr. Jonsson is mainly active at Örebro University today.
Research projects
Active projects
- Building Consensus for a sustainable Future: Anticipatory Governance and Administrative Foresight
- Children and Improved Crisis Response
Completed projects
Research teams
Publications
Articles in journals
- Jonsson, J. & Jansson, S. (2012). Möt barnen i deras vardag. Nerikes Allehanda.
Chapters in books
- Jonsson, J. (2023). CHILDREN’S RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE IN MATTERS THAT AFFECT THEM: INTERNATIONAL ACCESS TO AN EFFECTIVE LEGAL REMEDY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. In: Foresight and regulation: Anticipatory governance and administrative foresight in times of transition and recovery. Cizur Meno Spain: Thomson Reuters Aranzadi.
- Jonsson, J. (2022). Humanitarismo Digitalizado: Hacia la Inclusión Digital de los Niños y la Acción Anticipatoria. In: Miguel Eiros Bachiller; Zulima Sánchez Sánchez, Regulación con prospectiva de futuro y de consenso: Gobernanza anticipatoria y Prospectiva administrativa. Cizur Menor (Navarra): Thomson Reuters Aranzadi.
Doctoral theses, monographs
- Jonsson, J. (2005). Assimilated justice for the actors by the international core crimes: Towards a legitimate assimilated justice paradigm of criminal and restorative justice aims. (Doctoral dissertation). Florence, Italy: European University Institute.