Kristian Mjåland

• Andersen, Synøve Nygaard & Mjåland, Kristian (2024). Rus, fengsel og soning. Forebygging.no. ISSN 2535-4000. doi: 10.21340/ah8a-5221.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Hvordan slutter folk med kriminalitet? Maruna, S. (2001). Making Good: How Ex-Convicts Reform and Rebuild Their Lives. . I Hestholm, Roger Ivan & Skarpenes, Ove (Red.), Sosiologisk analyse. Fagbokforlaget. ISSN 9788245045932. s. 91–106.
• Jobling, Nina; Mjåland, Kristian & Birkeland, Bente (2023). Fengselssykepleieres erfaringer med samarbeidet med spesialisthelsetjenesten og fastleger om legemiddelassistert rehabilitering (LAR). Sykepleien Forskning. ISSN 1890-2936. 18. doi: 10.4220/Sykepleienf.2023.91849. Vis sammendrag

  Bakgrunn: Legemiddelassistert rehabilitering (LAR) er forankret i spesialisthelsetjenesten og har siden oppstarten i 1998 hatt en kriminalitetsreduserende effekt. Det er likevel mange LAR-pasienter som jevnlig soner dommer i norske fengsler. For at denne pasientgruppen skal få en adekvat LAR-behandling i fengsel, forutsetter det et godt samarbeid mellom ansatte i LAR og fengselshelsetjenesten, hvor også pasienten bør ha en aktiv rolle i sin egen rehabilitering. Det finnes mye forskning på samhandling i helsetjenesten, men det mangler studier som undersøker samhandlingen mellom fengselshelsetjenesten og LAR. Hensikt: Utforske fengselssykepleieres opplevelse av samarbeid med ansatte i LAR-tjenesten. Metode: Undersøkelsen har et kvalitativt design med en induktiv tilnærming. Datasamlingen ble utført med semistrukturerte, individuelle intervjuer. Vi gjorde en tematisk analyse av datamaterialet basert på Johannessen, Rafoss og Rasmussens versjon etter Braun og Clarke. Resultat: Undersøkelsen viser at fengselssykepleierne opplever samhandlingen med LAR-tjenesten som utfordrende ut fra følgende hovedfunn: Det er lite kommunikasjon, informasjonsutveksling og gjensidig forståelse mellom fengselshelsetjenesten og ansatte i LAR. Knappe ressurser og fysisk avstand mellom LAR-foretakene og fengslene kan bidra til at pasienter ikke prioriteres av LAR-ansatte under soning. Fengselssykepleierne erfarer at det er store forskjeller mellom LAR-foretakene på hvordan samarbeidet fungerer, og det er komplisert å finne rett LAR-behandler. Det er særlig utfordrende når fastlegen har behandlingsansvaret. Konklusjon: Studien viser at fengselssykepleiere ved flere fengsler i Norge erfarer trepartssamarbeidet rundt LAR-innsatte som fraværende. LAR-retningslinjen oppfordrer til trepartssamarbeid, noe som ikke ser ut til å fungere i praksis. Konsekvensen kan være at pasienter som mottar LAR-behandling i fengsel, ikke får nødvendig oppfølging i tråd med LAR-retningslinjen.

• Crewe, Ben; Laursen, Julie & Mjåland, Kristian (2022). Comparing deep-end confinement in England & Wales and Norway. Criminology (Beverly Hills). ISSN 0011-1384. doi: 10.1111/1745-9125.12326. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag

  Extreme forms of custody represent the boundary points of state power. The configuration of the most restrictive corners of prison systems, and what goes on within them, is highly instructive in exposing the objectives, limits, and implications of state coercion at its most severe. Based on data collected in England & Wales and Norway, this article has two main aims. The first is to explore the degree to which “deep-end” confinement differs between jurisdictions with different penal philosophies. The second is to understand how the most extreme form of confinement in each jurisdiction differs from the more typical carceral experiences within each system and its overall penal ethos. Empirically, then, the article seeks to shine light into the deepest dominions of both prison systems, illuminating the experiential texture of extreme forms of imprisonment. It concludes by asking what can be inferred about Nordic exceptionalism, and about deep-end confinement more generally, by analyzing these domains.

• Mjåland, Kristian (2022). Lovbruddets fravær under soning av fengselsstraff. I Heivoll, Geir & Fredwall, Terje Emil (Red.), Straffens etikk. Scandinavian Academic Press. ISSN 9788230403150. s. 265–292.
• Crewe, Ben; Ievins, Alice; Larmour, Simon; Laursen, Julie; Mjåland, Kristian & Schliehe, Anna (2022). Nordic penal exceptionalism: A comparative, empirical analysis. British Journal of Criminology. ISSN 0007-0955. doi: 10.1093/bjc/azac013. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag

  Based on a survey administered in 13 prisons in England & Wales and Norway, as part of a research programme with explicitly comparative aims, this article seeks to address both the relative and absolute dimensions of the Nordic penal exceptionalism thesis. It outlines the consistently more positive results in Norway compared to England & Wales, explaining them primarily with reference to the former’s much higher quality and use of open prisons. At the same time, it emphasizes that, even in an unusually humane prison system, prisoners report considerable pain and frustration. The article also makes the case that comparative analysis should strive to be systematic, but that such comparisons are always imperfect, making methodological transparency all the more essential.

• Mjåland, Kristian; Laursen, Julie; Schliehe, Anna & Larmour, Simon (2021). Contrasts in freedom: Comparing the experiences of imprisonment in open and closed prisons in England and Wales and Norway. European Journal of Criminology. ISSN 1477-3708. doi: 10.1177/14773708211065905. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag

  Open prisons are portrayed as less harmful custodial institutions than closed prisons, and prison systems that rely more heavily on low security imprisonment are typically considered to have a more humane and less punitive approach to punishment. However, few studies have systematically compared the subjective experiences of prisoners held in open and closed prisons, and no study has yet compared the role and function of open prisons across jurisdictions. Drawing on a survey conducted with prisoners (N = 1082) in 13 prisons in England and Wales and Norway, we provide the first comparative analysis of experiences of imprisonment in closed and open prisons, conducted in countries with diverging penal philosophies (‘neoliberal’ vs. ‘social democratic’). The article documents that open prisons play a much more significant role in Norway than in England and Wales; that prisoners in both countries rate their experience significantly more positively in open compared to closed prisons; and that while imprisonment seems to produce similar kinds of pains in both types of prisons, they are perceived as less severe and more manageable in open prisons. These findings suggest important implications for comparative penology, penal policy, and prison reform.

• Friestad, Christine; Mjåland, Kristian & Pape, Hilde Elisabeth (2021). Prison officer students’ perceptions of persons convicted of sexual crimes. European Journal of Criminology. ISSN 1477-3708. s. 1–16. doi: 10.1177/14773708211038538. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv
• Mjåland, Kristian & Ugelvik, Thomas (2021). Straff, risiko og omdømme - En sammenliknende analyse av kriminalomsorgens strategidokumenter. Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift. ISSN 0800-336X. 38, s. 219–232. doi: 10.18261/issn.1504-3053-2021-03-05. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv
• Ievins, Alice & Mjåland, Kristian (2021). Authoritarian exclusion and laissez-faire inclusion: Comparing the punishment of men convicted of sex offenses in England & Wales and Norway. Criminology (Beverly Hills). ISSN 0011-1384. 59(3), s. 454–479. doi: 10.1111/1745-9125.12276. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag

  Comparative penologists have described neoliberal and social democratic jurisdictions as though they exist at opposite ends of a continuum of inclusion and exclusion, and as though neoliberal states are inactive and social democratic states are invasive. This article, which is based on more than 129 interviews with men convicted of sex offenses in England & Wales and Norway, uses Cohen's work on inclusion and McNeill's typology of rehabilitative forms to complicate this simplistic binary. It argues that the punishment of men convicted of sex offenses in England & Wales was demanding but exclusionary; it imposed strict legal restrictions on these men during and after their imprisonment, blocking them from engaging in social and moral rehabilitation and providing a limited and treacherous route to change. In Norway, punishment operated in a way that was formally inclusionary but surprisingly laissez-faire: Prisoners retained their legal rights during and after their incarceration, but the lack of opportunities to discuss their offending meant that their sentences were rarely experienced as meaningful, and their formal inclusion was not enough for them to feel substantially included after release.

• Mjåland, Kristian & Laursen, Julie (2021). Pragmatic and Permeable Egalitarianism: Exploring Social Life in Norwegian Prisons. Nordisk Tidsskrift for Kriminalvidenskab. ISSN 0029-1528. 108(1), s. 174–195. doi: 10.7146/ntfk.v108i1.125570. Vis sammendrag

  The social world of prisons is typically described as hierarchical in the prison sociological literature where offence type, displays of (hegemonic) masculinity and involvement in the informal economy impact prisoners’ social standing. Based on fieldwork and interviews (N=181) with men and women in seven different Norwegian prisons, this article describes prisoner cultures where such hierarchies were either absent or of little significance. Rather than pointing out differences in status and standing, the prisoners interviewed tended to insist that they were equal and the same. In order to make sense of this finding, which contrasts dominant accounts in the prison sociological literature, the article engages with scholarship on the role and roots of egalitarianism in Norwegian society. Organizing the discussion around the concepts of ‘egalitarian permeability’, ‘pragmatic egalitarianism’ and ‘social labour’, the article argues that the egalitarian culture of Norwegian (open) prisons is shaped by norms in the wider Norwegian society and the pragmatic choices prisoners make to cope socially in prison everyday life.

• Laursen, Julie; Mjåland, Kristian & Crewe, Ben (2019). ‘It’s Like a Sentence Before the Sentence’—Exploring the Pains and Possibilities of Waiting for Imprisonment. British Journal of Criminology. ISSN 0007-0955. 60(2), s. 363–381. doi: 10.1093/bjc/azz042. Vis sammendrag

  This article explores the implications of the ‘imprisonment queue’ in Norway. Based on interview data (N = 200), we show that while interviewees waiting to serve their sentences enjoy certain benefits such as being able to prepare for or negotiate the terms of their imprisonment, they also suffer from uncertainty and powerlessness. The suspension of their lives while they wait hinders them in pursuing their ground projects, things that really matter to them. This peculiar phenomenon has not received attention from prison scholars generally, as well as scholars writing on Nordic Exceptionalism specifically. This article addresses that gap and poses questions about the relative mildness of the short Norwegian sentences, and more broadly, about what constitutes punishment.

• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Rus, roller og skjønn. I Westrheim, Kariane & Eide, Helene Marie Kjærgård (Red.), Kunnskapsbasert straffegjennomføring i kriminalomsorgen i Norge. Fagbokforlaget. ISSN 978-82-450-2410-4. s. 278–309.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal; Mjåland, Kristian & Rye, Johan Fredrik (2018). Eksepsjonelle fanger i det eksepsjonelle fengslet. I Rye, Johan Fredrik & Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal (Red.), Fengslende sosiologi, Makt, straff og identitet i Trondheims fengsler. Cappelen Damm Akademisk. ISSN 978820258490-0. s. 213–237. doi: 10.23865/noasp.41.ch10.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2016). Rehabilitering og prosedural rettferdighet i kriminalomsorgen. Retfærd. Nordisk Juridisk Tidsskrift. ISSN 0105-1121. 39(2 = 153), s. 32–44.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2016). Exploring prison drug use in the context of prison-based drug rehabilitation. Drugs: education prevention and policy. ISSN 0968-7637. 23(2), s. 154–162. doi: 10.3109/09687637.2015.1136265. Vis sammendrag

  Aims: The research on motivations and meanings associated with drug use in prisons has received little scholarly attention. Particularly, there are few studies analysing drug use in prisons from the perspective of both prisoners and prison officers, and in the context of prison-based drug rehabilitation. This article explores prisoners and prison staffs perceptions on why drug use occurs in prison. Methods: The data is derived from participant observation and qualitative interviews (N = 35) conducted during eight months of ethnographic fieldwork in two drug rehabilitation programmes in a closed Norwegian prison. Findings: Prison staff emphasises drug addiction and prisoners troubled life trajectories when explaining in-prison drug use. Prisoners, on the other hand, explain that drug use can be (a) a way to alleviate some of the pains of imprisonment; (b) an integral part of social life in prison; (c) a route to status in the prisoner community and (d) a defiant way to subvert institutional rules and expectations. Conclusions: Prison staff tends to privilege pre-prison characteristics when explaining prisoners’ drug use, whereas prisoners tend to privilege how the prison context motivates and give meaning to their drug use. Implications for penal policy and practice are discussed.

• Mjåland, Kristian (2015). The paradox of control: An ethnographic analysis of opiate maintenance treatment in a Norwegian prison. International journal of drug policy. ISSN 0955-3959. 26(8), s. 781–789. doi: 10.1016/j.drugpo.2015.04.020. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag

  Background Opiate maintenance treatment (OMT) is increasingly being offered in prisons throughout Europe. The benefits of OMT in prison have been found to be similar to those produced by OMT in community settings. However, prison-based OMT has been a controversial issue because of fear of the diversion of OMT medications and the development of black markets for prescription drugs such as buprenorphine and methadone. Prison-based OMT thus involves a delicate balance between the considerations of control and treatment. Methods This article reports on an ethnographic study of a prison-based OMT programme in a closed Norwegian prison. The data include field notes from eight months of participant observation in the prison as well as qualitative interviews with 23 prisoners and 12 prison staff. Midway through the fieldwork, the prison authorities established a separate unit for OMT-enrolled prisoners to reduce the widespread diversion of buprenorphine. This “natural experiment” is explored in the analysis. Results The prison-based OMT programme was characterised by strict and repressive control to prevent the diversion of buprenorphine, and the control became even stricter after the establishment of the OMT unit. However, the diversion of buprenorphine increased rather than decreased after the establishment of the OMT unit. To understand this “paradox of control”, the article engages with theories of legitimacy, power and resistance. The excessive and repressive control was perceived as illegitimate and unfair by the majority of study participants. In various ways, many prisoners protested, confronted and subverted the OMT programme. The increase in buprenorphine diversion is interpreted as a form of collective resistance towards the perceived unfairness of the OMT programme. Conclusion The article demonstrates that an unbalanced and control-dominated approach to prison-based OMT may have the opposite effect of what is intended.

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• Shammas, Victor Lund & Mjåland, Kristian (2024). New Geospatial Restrictions as Policing Measure and Post-Release Punishment Modality in Norway.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Exploring experiences of entry into custody: A comparative study of prison entry in England & Wales and Norway.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). What does rehabilitation really look like in a prison system considered to be "exceptionally" humane?
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). When Norwegian prisoners come home: Exploring the subjective experiences of prisoner re-entry in Norway.
• Ugelvik, Thomas & Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Kriminologene: 19 Kristian Mjåland: Ruspolitikk, komparativ fengselsforskning, lovbruddets fravær i fengsel . [Radio]. Kriminologene.
• Østebø, Jone & Mjåland, Kristian (2023). - Bekymringen for narkotika er sterkt overdrevet. [Avis]. Stavanger Aftenblad.
• Sigurdsen, Ina Marie & Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Russen føler seg mistenkeliggjort: - Jeg har aldri sett kokain. [Internett]. NRK Sørlandet.
• Goa Ludvigsen, Benedicte & Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Frykter en haug med "tikkende bomber". [Internett]. NRK Sørlandet.
• Heimdal, Erik & Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Russen inngår ny avtale med Kurt Mosvold. [Avis]. Fædrelandsvennen.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Kunsten å hate Oslo. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Kvalitet koster. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Erna og Egner. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Hva ville Richard gjort? Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Kritiske forhold for kvinner i fengsel. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Kriminaliteten synker. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Å kaste ungdom under bussen. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2023). Kokainpanikk. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2022). Hva kjennetegner soningsopplevelsene til personer dømt for seksuallovbrudd? Resultater fra en komparativ studie i norske og engelske fengsler.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Laursen, Julie (2022). The Absence-Presence of the Offence in Prisons in Norway and England & Wales.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2022). Folk flest er bra folk. NRK Ytring.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Andersen, Erik Wiig (2022). Får fordommer mot overgripere under fengselsstudiet. [Internett]. NRK.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2022). Usikkerhet om effekter av tvang. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Wehus, Walter (2022). Fengselsbetjent­studentane vart meir fordomsfulle gjennom studiane. [Internett]. Forskning.no.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Wikøren, Mona (2021). Leer-Salvesen: – Samfunnet kan ikke tilgi på vegne av ofrene. [Avis]. Fædrelandsvennen.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Bu, Fanny (2021). Skjøt to unge menn på T-banen kun dager før han skulle fengsles. [Internett]. TV2.no.
• Larsen, Simen Iskariot & Mjåland, Kristian (2021). RøverDebatt: Nakenvisitasjon i fengsel. [Internett]. RøverRadioen.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2021). En bønn til Ap. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2021). Straff som skader. Fædrelandsvennen. ISSN 0805-3790.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2020). What does rehabilitation look like in a prison system considered to be ‘exceptionally’ humane? .
• Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Gendered stain, moral inauthenticity and mutual respect in prisons research.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Åpen soning gir håp. Bergens Tidende. ISSN 0804-8983.
• Sællmann, Siv Kristin & Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Soningskø oppleves som straff. [TV]. NRK1 - Dagsrevyen.
• Johnsgard, Christer & Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Norge Nå. [TV]. NRK1.
• Berge, Carl Henrik Meidell & Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Gammel bak murene. [Avis]. Dagbladet Magasinet.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Kalvehagen, Marie N. (2019). Nedslående undersøkelse for politiet: Under halvparten i Aust-Agder tror politiet ville prioritert dem ved behov. [Avis]. Agderposten.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Klausen, Marte (2019). Norges nye 'luksusfengsel'. [Avis]. Dagbladet.no.
• Sællmann, Siv Kristin & Mjåland, Kristian (2019). -Det er som psykisk tortur. [Avis]. Nrk.no.
• Wehus, Walter & Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Soningskø kan oppleves som verre enn fengsel. [Fagblad]. Forskning.no.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Bjørnå, Tove M.E. (2019). -Vi vet for lite om tvang. [Avis]. Stavanger Aftenblad.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Mellom inklusjon og eksklusjon – en analyse av straffens mening for personer dømt for seksuallovbrudd i norske fengsler.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Det er som en soning før selve soningen - fangers opplevelse av å vente i soningskø.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Mellom inklusjon og eksklusjon: Seksuallovbruddsdømtes soningserfaringer.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Ievins, Alice (2019). Inclusion and exclusion within and beyond the prison: Exploring the punishment of men convicted of sex offences in England & Wales and Norway.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2019). Bad men. Comparative Penology blog.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2018). Fuck politi. Politiforum. ISSN 1500-6921.
• Jansen, Kristin & Mjåland, Kristian (2018). -Jeg har selv sett 20-åringer bli avhengige her inne. [Avis]. Bergens Tidende.
• Kubens, Valerie & Mjåland, Kristian (2018). Hvordan har norske fanger det, egentlig? [Avis]. Fædrelandsvennen.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2018). Hva former fangers soningserfaringer og hva kan de forvente når de kommer til Mandal?
• Laursen, Julie; Mjåland, Kristian & Schliehe, Anna (2018). Risk and relational normalisation.
• Laursen, Julie; Mjåland, Kristian & Schliehe, Anna (2018). Carceral rituals: From entry to post-release in England & Wales and Norway.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2018). Rethinking the 'Depth' of imprisonment. Border Criminologies Blog.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2018). Risk logics and their consequences in England & Wales and Norway.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2018). Saying No. Comparative Penology blog.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2017). Tvang, trass og tunellen.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Laursen, Julie (2017). Penal policymaking and the prisoner experience: a comparative analysis.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Laursen, Julie (2017). Ways of comparing: 'Discovering' (the lack of) risk-talk .
• Mjåland, Kristian (2017). The sound of prison. Comparative Penology blog.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2017). Straxhusets naboer føler seg utrygge; https://radio.nrk.no/serie/distriktsprogram-hordaland/DKHO01010217/23-05-2017#t=27m21s. [Radio]. https://radio.nrk.no/serie/distriktsprogram-hordaland/DKHO01.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2017). Strax-husets naboer føler seg utrygge, https://tv.nrk.no/serie/distriktsnyheter-vestlandsrevyen/DKHO99052317/23-05-2017#t=2m10s. [TV]. https://tv.nrk.no/serie/distriktsnyheter-vestlandsrevyen/DKH.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2017). - IKKE BEDRE FOR DE MEST UTSATTE - Åpne russcener i Bergen etter Nygårdsparken. [Avis]. Bergensavisen.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2017). Livet etter parken er ikke bedre for de mest utsatte. [Avis]. Bergensavisen.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2017). Mellom det repressive og konstruktive: Håndteringen av åpne stoffscener i Bergen. Stof : tidsskrift for stofmisbrugsområdet. ISSN 1397-338X. s. 51–56. Vis sammendrag

  I denne artikel fra Bergen i Norge viser forfatterne, hvordan en målrettet indsats mod de åbne stofscener i Bergens centrum har ført til at narkotikamisbrug og narkotikarelateret kriminalitet er flyttet til ressourcesvage områder i udkanten af Bergen. Bergens centrum er blevet et tryggere sted at være, mens de social udsatte områder, hvor narkotikascenen er flyttet til er blever endnu mere udsatte. Og stofbrugernes vilkår er blevet forværret.

• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2017). Livet etter Parken https://vimeo.com/218144893, http://www.uib.no/file/livet-etter-parken. [Internett]. https://vimeo.com/218144893.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Laursen, Julie (2017). Seksuallovbruddsdømtes fengselserfaringer - en etnografisk studie.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2017). Åpne russcener i Bergen etter stengningen av Nygårdsparken: En studie av strategi, tiltak og brukererfaringer.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2016). The Paradox of Control: An ethnographic analysis of opiate maintenance treatment in a Norwegian prison.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2016). Neglect, Reject, Accept: Harm reduction perspectives on law enforcement in open drug scenes.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2016). Narkotikaprogram med domstolskontroll. [TV]. TV2 Nyhetskanalen.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2016). Rus og rehabilitering i fengsel.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2016). Narkotikahåndtering i fengsel.
• Münchow, Otto von & Mjåland, Kristian (2016). Demotiverende rusrehabilitering i fengsel. [Fagblad]. Rus & Samfunn.
• Time, Jon kåre & Mjåland, Kristian (2015). Rus som protest. [Avis]. Morgenbladet.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2015). Tvang i rusfeltet.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2015). Åpne russcener i Bergen etter stengning av Nygårdsparken.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2015). Åpne russcener etter stengning av Nygårdsparken.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2015). Narkotikabruk i fengsel.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2015). Rus og rehabilitering i et norsk fengsel.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2015). "Det handler om å ha litt oppsig, i alt nedsiget". Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.). ISSN 0804-3116. s. 12–13.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2015). Substitusjonsbehandling og rusøkonomi i fengsel.
• Mjåland, Kristian (2014). Rusmidler deles uten penger bak murene. [Internett]. Uni Research.
• Johnsen, Berit; Rokkan, Tore; Liebling, Alison; Beyens, Kristel; Boone, Miranda & Kox, Mieke [Vis alle 9 forfattere av denne artikkelen] (2017). Climate survey: PI Norgerhaven, annex of Ullersmo fengsel. Ukjent.
• Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal & Mjåland, Kristian (2017). Åpne russcener i Bergen etter stengningen av Nygårdsparken: En studie av strategi, tiltak og brukererfaringer. Universitetet i Bergen. ISSN 9788257810009.
• Mjåland, Kristian & Lundeberg, Ingrid Rindal (2015). Makt, legitimitet og motstand. En etnografisk analyse av rus og rehabilitering i et norsk fengsel. Universitetet i Bergen. ISSN 978-82-308-3493-0.

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