Ivar André Fahsing

Ivar André Fahsing is a Researcher at the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights, University of Oslo. His work focuses on criminal psychology, investigative interviewing, police decision-making, and forensic methodologies. His research emphasizes improving investigative practices through evidence-based approaches and addressing cognitive biases in law enforcement.

His publications span topics such as suspect interviewing ethics, homicide investigation strategies, and cross-cultural analyses of investigative practices. Fahsing’s work is published in journals like Journal of Criminal Psychology, Police Practice & Research, and Frontiers in Psychology.

Key themes in his articles include refining interrogation techniques, enhancing decision-making in criminal investigations, and fostering expert detective development. He collaborates internationally, with contributions to textbooks on forensic psychology and policing in Europe.