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Children, Welfare and the State

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Klappentext This interdisciplinary text provides an accessible introduction to childhood studies. The text reviews and critiques contemporary theories of childhood, and gives a clear introduction to key areas of child-related policies. Zusammenfassung This interdisciplinary text provides an accessible introduction to childhood studies. The text reviews and critiques contemporary theories of childhood! and gives a clear introduction to key areas of child-related policies. Inhaltsverzeichnis Children, Welfare and the State - Barry Goldson An Introduction The Sociology of Childhood - Michael Lavalette and Stephen Cunningham New Sociology and Old Psychology - Sandy Hobbs Children¿s Voices and Researching Childhood - Jim McKechnie Rich Children, Poor Children - Tony Novak Children and Education - Henry Maitles Inequalities in Our Schools Working Children - Niamh Stack and Jim McKechnie Children, Class and the Threatening State - Chris Jones Children, Crime and the State - Barry Goldson Child Abuse and Child Protection - Brian Corby Sex Education as Regulation - Deena Haydon and Phil Scraton Children, Politics and Collective Action - Stephen Cunningham and Michael Lavalette School Strikes in Britain Childhood - Jim McKechnie Themes and Issues

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Authors Barry Goldson, Barry Lavalette Goldson
Assisted by Barry Goldson (Editor), Michael Lavalette (Editor), Jim McKechnie (Editor)
Publisher Sage Publications Ltd
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 04.10.2002
 
EAN 9780761972334
ISBN 978-0-7619-7233-4
No. of pages 212
Subject Non-fiction book > Politics, society, business > Politics

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