Children's Rights in Social Work Practice: Theory, protection, participation and provision
Información General
- Autores: Paul McCafferty (ed. lit.), Esther Mercado García (ed. lit.), Davy Hayes (ed. lit.), Gerry Marshall (ed. lit.)
- Editores: Taylor & Francis Group, Routledge
- Año de publicación: 2027
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-1-032-94925-3
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págs. 1-12
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Section I. Critical Social Theroy Regarding Children's Rights in Social Work
Children's Participation in Child Protection Decision-Making: A Framework Based on Honneth's Recognition Theory
págs. 15-31
Bourdieu's Application to Children's Rights in Social Work with Children and Young People: Common Sense, Clarity, and a Feel for the Game
págs. 32-46
Empowering Agency: The Role of Childhood Sociology in Child Welfare and Protection Systems
págs. 47-64
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Section II. Children's Rights to Protection from Harm
págs. 67-81
págs. 82-94
Adoption with Children's Rights at the Centre: Safeguarding Children's Welfare, Identity and Family Relationships
págs. 95-109
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Section III. Children's Rights to Participate in Decisions That Affect Their Lives
Navigating the Quandary of Article 12: A Comprehensive Review of Children's Participation in Child Welfare Agencies
págs. 113-129
págs. 130-144
In Their Own Words: Adolescent Participation in Group Social Intervention Programs in Madrid
págs. 145-165
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Section IV. Children's Rights to the Provision of Services in Social Work
Rights, Recognition, and Residential Childcare: An Exploration of Identity Formation Using Honneth's Recognition Theory
págs. 169-184
Upholding Children's Rights to Services in the Face of Structural Inequality: Social Work, Poverty, and Global Declarations
págs. 185-200
Keeping the Promise: Workforce Retention as a Children's Rights Obligation
págs. 201-218
Conclusion: A call to Conscience-Reclaiming Children's Rights in Social Work
págs. 219-223
