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Childhood

ISSN Print: 0907-5682

ISSN Online: 1461-7013

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Poisoning children: A reflection on the social constraints of children’s agency and narratives of sexual abuse

Claudio Baraldi？

‘I can only be properly myself when I’m with her’: Early adolescent intra

Rachel Hoare

A well

Lina Gálvez Mu？oz,Lucía del Moral-Espín？,Mónica Domínguez-Serrano

Containment: Exploring the concept of agency in children’s statutory encounters with social workers

Fiona Morrison,Gillian Ruch,Karen Michelle Winter,Mark Hadfield,Sophie Hallett,Viviene Cree

The greenhouse effect: Multispecies childhood and non

Riikka Hohti,Tuure Tammi

The mire of its own construction? Childhood studies and the “crisis” at the Mexico

Daniel Thomas Cook

Pedagogy of nation: A concept and method to research nationalism in young children’s institutional lives

Zsuzsa Millei

Progress – or (just) work

Leena Alanen

Can performing happy childhood be an occupational skill required of students?

Maija Lanas

Interrogating innocence: “Childhood” as exclusionary social practice

Julie C Garlen

Studying childhood, children, and their rights: The challenge of interdisciplinarity

Frédéric Darbellay,Zoe Moody

I tell my mother that … sometimes he didn’t love us–Young adults’ experiences of childhood in refugee families: A qualitative approach

Jennifer Drummond Johansen,Sverre Varvin

Challenging dominant discourses on children and childhood, hitting the right targets

Sheila Greene

Children’s reconstruction of psychological knowledge: An ethnographic study of life skills education programmes in India

R Maithreyi

Ethical complexities in participatory childhood research: Rethinking the ‘least adult role’

Catherine Atkinson

Children’s active participation during meals in Early Childhood and Care Institutions

Vibeke Glaser

Children’s participation in a school

Tuva Schanke

Towards the democratization of the future: The struggle for social recognition and economic success of a West African association of working children and youth

Sarah Fuchs

Beasts, victims or competent agents: The positioning of children in research literature on manipulation

Anna Rosa Haumark Carlsen,Hanne Warming,Lotte Rannveig Gall？e,Sara Romme Rasmussen

Performative politics: South Asian children’s identities and political agency

Anandini Dar

Justifying homeschooling in Czech Republic: How “good parents” and their children use time

Andrea Beláňová？,Kate？ina Machovcová,Marta McCabe,Yvona Kostelecká

Refiguring childhood: Hannah Arendt, natality and prefigurative biopolitics

Kevin Ryan

Reflexivity and ethical mindfulness in participatory research with children: What does it really look like?

Anne Graham,Antonia Canosa,Erica Wilson

“I’ll be more prepared than most people”: Very young Canadian workers talking about their first jobs

Jane Helleiner,Rachel Easterbrook,Rebecca Raby,Wolfgang Lehmann

The vulnerable child in neoliberal contexts: the construction of children in the Aotearoa New Zealand child protection reforms

Emily Keddell

Young migrants’ narratives of collective identifications and belonging

Eugenia Katartzi

Getting on their level: Preschool teachers embodying the ideal preschooler

Denise E Bailey

Children and sexting: The case for intergenerational co

Alex Wade,Angela Hewett,Annalise Weckesser,Clara Rübner J？rgensen,Jerome Turner,Nick Lee

Acknowledgement of reviewers, 2018

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Bourdieu without childhood: Methods and theoretical postulates of a study on French working

Camille Salgues

Childhood studies: Conversation(s) in a conversational community

Leena Alanen

How modernity’s futurism puts children in the front line

Sharon Jessop

Making the invisible visible? Everyday lived experiences of ‘seeing’ and categorizing children’s well

Kathrin Houm？ller

What next for Childhood Studies?

Spyros Spyrou

Cross

Caitríona Ní Laoire,Claudio Baraldi,Kay Tisdall,Leena Alanen,Ning de Coninck-Smith

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Paulina Semenec

Emerging scholars of Childhood Studies

Afua Twum-Danso Imoh,Florian E？er,Matías Cordero Arce,Rachel Rosen,Spyros Spyrou

The cost of school holidays for children from low income families

Hilary Stewart,Mhairi Campbell,Nick Watson

Researching disabled children and young people’s views on decision

Sarah Louise Skyrme,Simon Woods

Theorizing children’s social citizenship: New welfare states and inter

Dympna Devine,Tom Cockburn

This ‘kind of thing’: Twenty

Daniel Thomas Cook

Research with children and young people on sensitive topics – The case of poverty and delinquency

Iva Tendais,Paula Cristina Martins,Vitor Hugo Oliveira

‘Do you know what we do when we want to play?’ Children’s hidden politics of resistance and struggle for play in a Swedish asylum centre

Sandra Karlsson

In defence of tokenism? Implementing children’s right to participate in collective decision

Laura Lundy

The future of childhood studies? Reconstructing childhood with ideological dilemmas and metaphorical expressions

Linnéa Holmberg

Safe and unsafe drinking situations through children’s eyes: Comparing recalled childhood emotions regarding family members’ drinking from Italy and Scandinavia

Jukka T？rr？nen,Sara Rolando

Negotiating developmental projects: Unaccompanied Afghan refugee boys in Norway

Agnes Andenas,Guro Brokke Omland

Difference and closeness: Young children’s peer interactions and peer relations in school

Sidsel Vive Jensen

Reformatory schools and Whiteness in danger: An Australian case

Clarissa Carden

‘Global/local’ research on children and childhood in a ‘global society’

Karl Hanson,Samantha Punch,Sarada Balagopalan,Stuart C Aitken,Tatek Abebe

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