Routledge international handbook of children's rights studies

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Contributors
Preface
1 Introduction: A critical approach to children’s rights
Part I Disciplinary perspectives
	2 Children’s rights from a legal perspective: Children’s rights law
	3 The Convention on the Rights of the Child: Reflections from a historical, social policy and educational perspective
	4 Children’s rights and childhood studies: From living apart together towards a happy marriage
	5 The sociology of childhood and children’s rights
	6 Children’s rights from a social work perspective: Towards a lifeworld orientation
	7 Anthropologists, ethnographers and children’s rights: Critiques, resistance and powers
	8 Children’s rights: A critical geographic perspective
	9 Children’s rights from a gender studies perspective: Gender, intersectionality and the ethics of care
	10 Children’s rights and citizenship studies: Re-theorising child citizenship through transdisciplinarity from the local to the global
Part II Selected themes at the intersection of the global and the local
	11 Children and young people’s participation: A critical consideration of Article 12
	12 Education and children’s rights
	13 Health and children’s rights
	14 Juvenile justice from an international children’s rights perspective
	15 The human rights of children in the context of formal alternative care
	16 Violence against children
	17 Female genital mutilation in Europe from a children’s rights perspective
	18 Child labour, working children and children’s rights
	19 The human rights of children in the context of international migration
	20 Child poverty in the context of global social development
	21 Indigenous children’s rights: Opportunities in appropriation and transformation
	22 Natural resource exploitation and children’s rights
	23 Conclusions: Towards a field of critical children’s rights studies
	Index