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Articles on Childhood

DOI: 11.5040/ArticlesonChildhood

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In Bloomsbury Education and Childhood Studies, childhood is defined as the age range from birth to the age of 12. This resource explores and details the experiences of children from a diverse range of regional contexts. As well as providing an overview and the historical context of childhood, the articles engage with the major developments in theoretical approaches to childhood studies, methodology, and the diversity of research in the field.


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A (8)

Agency and Rights in Childhood (Australia)

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Wendy Marie Cumming-Potvin

Agency and Rights in Childhood (England)

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Wendy Bannerman

Agency and Rights in Childhood (Finland)

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Rosi Enroos, Anna Siippainen and Katja Repo

Agency and Rights in Childhood (Mexico)

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José Francisco Martínez

Agency and Rights in Childhood (Norway)

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Marit Ursin and Ida M. Lyså

Agency and Rights in Childhood (Spain)

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Teresa Terrón-Caro and Rocío Cárdenas-Rodríguez

Agency and Rights in Childhood (Swizerland)

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Gisela Unterweger

Agency and Rights in Childhood (Turkey)

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Binnur Yıldırım Hacıibrahimoğlu

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Ethnicity and Race in Childhood (Canada)

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Jeffrey Wood

Ethnicity and Race in Childhood (Egypt)

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Marwa Allam and Mustafa Toprak

Ethnicity and Race in Childhood (England)

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Uvanney Maylor

Ethnicity and Race in Childhood (Japan)

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Mutusko Tendo and Shinichi Suzuki

Ethnicity and Race in Childhood (Mexico)

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Luz Maria Stella Moreno-Medrano and Ernesto Treviño Villarreal

Ethnicity and Race in Childhood (Poland)

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Anzhela Popyk and Josephine Gabi

Ethnicity and Race in Childhood (Spain)

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Teresa Terrón-Caro and Rocío Cárdenas-Rodríguez

Ethnicity and Race in Childhood (Turkey)

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Esra Akgul and Berrin Akman

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Gender in Childhood (Canada)

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Pamela Malins

Gender in Childhood (England)

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Frances Hall

Gender in Childhood (Finland)

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Outi Ylitapio-Mäntylä

Gender in Childhood (Greece)

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Dionysios Gouvias

Gender in Childhood (Poland)

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Aneta Ostaszewska and Katarzyna Szumlewicz

Gender in Childhood (Switzerland)

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Christa Kappler

Gender in Childhood (Turkey)

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Aysel (Esen) Çoban and Tülay Ilhan

Government, Policy, and the Role of the State in Childhood (Canada)

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Brooke Richardson

Government, Policy, and the Role of the State in Childhood (Egypt)

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Hanaa Mahmoud Abdelkader

Government, Policy, and the Role of the State in Childhood (Poland)

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Anna Odrowąż-Coates

Government, Policy, and the Role of the State in Childhood (Switzerland)

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Philip D. Jaffé, Jean Zermatten and Özlem Lakatos

Government, Policy, and the Role of the State in Childhood (Turkey)

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Fulya Ezmeci and Berrin Akman

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Migration and Mobility in Childhood (Australia)

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Indika Liyanage

Migration and Mobility in Childhood (Canada)

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Anna Kirova

Migration and Mobility in Childhood (Egypt)

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Ithar Hassaballa, Hassaballa Omar Hassaballa and Ruaa Hassaballa

Migration and Mobility in Childhood (Finland)

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Heidi Harju-Luukkainen

Migration and Mobility in Childhood (Mexico)

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Celia Mancillas Bazán and María Elena Figueroa Díaz

Migration and Mobility in Childhood (Norway)

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Ida M. Lyså and Marit Ursin

Migration and Mobility in Childhood (Poland)

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Jakub Kościółek

Migration and Mobility in Childhood (Turkey)

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Dilek Altun

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Overview of Childhood (Canada)

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Pam Whitty, Rachael Bell and Melanie Cortes

Overview of Childhood (Chile)

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Marigen Narea and Marjorie Murray

Overview of Childhood (England)

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Kay Calver

Overview of Childhood (Mexico)

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Marco Antonio Delgado-Fuentes

Overview of Childhood (Spain)

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Teresa Terrón-Caro and Rocío Cárdenas-Rodríguez

Overview of Childhood (Turkey)

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Şenay Özen Altınkaynak

Overview of Childhood (USA)

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Cindy Dell Clark

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Poverty in Childhood (Canada)

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Marianne McTavish

Poverty in Childhood (Egypt)

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Ruaa Hassaballa and Ithar Hassaballa

Poverty in Childhood (England)

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Kay Calver

Poverty in Childhood (Finland)

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Enna Toikka and Mia Hakovirta

Poverty in Childhood (Switzerland)

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Gisela Unterweger

Poverty in Childhood (Turkey)

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Gizem Engin and Salih Zeki Genç

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Race and Ethnicity in Childhood (Australia)

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Juliana Mohok McLaughlin and June Perkins

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