Turning Global Rights into Local Realities : Realizing Children's Rights in Ghana's Pluralistic Society /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Bristol :
Bristol University Press,
2024.
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| Series: | Sociology of children and families series.
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Table of Contents:
- 1 Tracing the Western Origins of Global Children's Rights Discourses
- 2 From the National to the International: The Makings of the Global Discourse of Children's Rights
- 3 Global Children's Rights Discourses: Imperialistic, Irrelevant and Inapplicable to Southern Contexts?
- 4 Historical Approaches to Child Welfare in Ghana
- 5 From Marginal to Central: Tracing the Deployment of Children's Rights Language in Laws and Action in Ghana
- 6 Exploring the Multiplicity of Childhoods and Child-Rearing Practices in a Pluralistic Society and the Implications for Children's Rights
- 7 The Plurality of Childhoods and the Significance for Rights Discourses: An Exploration of Child Duty and Work Against a Backdrop of Social Inequality
- 8 Implications of the Pluralities of Childhood Conceptualizations and Lived Experiences in the Global South for Studies of Children's Rights