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| Antonella Invernizzi | University of Swansea |
| Jane Williams | Arizona State University, USA |
| © 2008 | 216 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd |
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| Paperback | ISBN: | 9781412935388 | £25.99 | |
| Hardcover | ISBN: | 9781412935371 | £83.00 | |
| Ebook | ISBN: | 9781849202497 |
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| Foreword | Jaap Doek |
| PART ONE: NOTIONS OF CHILDREN'S CITIZENSHIP | |
| Introduction | |
| Unpacking Children's Citizenship | Ruth Lister |
| Education for Citizenship | Andrew Lockyer |
| Children as Citizens and Political Literacy | |
| Citizenship From Below | Manfred Liebel |
| Children's Rights and Social Movements | |
| From Chattels to Citizens? 80 Years of Eglantyne Jebb's Legacy to Children and Beyond | Brian Milne |
| Children as Rights Holders | Jane Fortin |
| Awareness and Scepticism | |
| Children as 'Citizens' Of the United Nations (UN) | Judith Ennew |
| PART TWO: CONSTRUCTIONS OF CHILDHOOD AND CHILDREN'S EXPERIENCES | |
| Introduction | |
| Care And Control In The Construction Of Childhood | Allison James, Penny Curtis And Jo Birch |
| Youth, Citizenship and the Problem of Dependence | Gill Jones |
| When Does Citizenship Begin? Economics and Early Childhood | Priscilla Alderson |
| Dilemmas in Children's Participation in England | Virginia Morrow |
| Everyday Lives of Working Children and Notions of Citizenship | Antonella Invernizzi |
| PART THREE: HOW POLICY AND LAW THINK ABOUT CHILDREN'S CITIZENSHIP | |
| Introduction | |
| Will Law Think About Children? Reflections on <i>Youth Matters</i> | Christine Piper |
| The Relevance of European Union Citizenship to Children | Helen Stalford |
| Devolution and the Language of Children's Rights in the UK | Samantha Clutton |
| Institutional Support for the UNCRC's `Citizen Child' | Jane Williams and Rhian Croke |
