The politics of childhood : international perspectives, contemporary developments / edited by Jim Goddard ... [et al.].
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- 9781403935519:
- 1403935513 (cloth)
- Education -- Congresses
- Child welfare -- Congresses
- Children's rights -- Congresses
- Children -- Government policy -- Congresses
- Children -- Social conditions -- Congresses
- Children -- Social conditions
- Children -- Government policy
- Children's rights
- Child welfare
- Education
- Society
- Age groups: children
- 21st century, c 2000 to c 2100
- Sociology: family & relationships
- Social theory
- Sociology
- Age groups
- 305.23
- .P65 2005
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General Lending | Wexford Campus Library Wexford General Lending | 305.23 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 48585 |
CW008
Proceedings of the third international conference held by the Centre for the Social Study of Childhood at the University of Hull in 2002.
CW120
Includes bibliographical references and index.
[PART 1 Children in theory and history] Introduction: the politics of childhood - an overview / Allison James and Adrian James -- Interpreting children's needs: contested assumptions in the provision of welfare / Nigel Thomas -- The politics of modern childhood: American socialisation and the crisis of individualism / Jim Block -- The "shame of America" African-American civil rights and the politics of childhood / Rebecca de Schweinitz
[PART 2 Children, money and work] Child labour and children's rights: policy issues in three affluent societies / Wiebina Heesterman -- Entertaining guests or entertaining the guests: children's emotional labour in hotels, pubs and boarding houses / Julie Seymour -- Growing up in poverty while living in an affluent society: personal experiences and coping strategies of Dutch poor children / Tamara van der Hoek
[PART 3 Children at school] Mobilising family solidarity? rights, responsibilities and secondary schooling in urban Mexico / Maribel Blasco -- "Gypsy children can't learn": Roma in the Hungarian education system / Annabel Tremlett -- The invisible child in education law / Ann Blair
[PART 4 Children, power and decision-making] Placing children on the political agenda: New Zealand's agenda for children / Maree Brown and Jaleh McCormack -- The representation of children in the media: aspects of agency and literacy / Máire Messenger Davies and Nick Mosdell -- Family law and the construction of childhood in England and Wales / Sally McNamee, Adrian James and Allison James -- Meeting the challenge? voicing children and young people in mental health research / Vicki Coppock -- Future directions for the study of childhood / Jim Goddard
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