Thatcher's Children? (e-bog) af Wagg, Stephen
Wagg, Stephen

Thatcher's Children? e-bog

436,85 DKK
That childhood is a social construction is understood both by social scientists and in society generally. The authors of this book examine the political issues surrounding childhood, including law making, social policy, government provisions and political activism.; This text examines current social and political issues involving childhood. It looks at the impact of the "e;New Right"e; wh…
That childhood is a social construction is understood both by social scientists and in society generally. The authors of this book examine the political issues surrounding childhood, including law making, social policy, government provisions and political activism.; This text examines current social and political issues involving childhood. It looks at the impact of the "e;New Right"e; who talk of family values, parent power in schools, irresponsible provision of contraception to young girls and the increase in child violence as a result of mass media. It also considers the response of the caring professions and the "e;Modern Left"e; who campaign, amongst other things, for the establishment of children's rights.
E-bog 436,85 DKK
Forfattere Wagg, Stephen (forfatter)
Forlag Routledge
Udgivet 28.06.2005
Længde 240 sider
Genrer 1DBK
Sprog English
Format pdf
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781135792213

That childhood is a social construction is understood both by social scientists and in society generally. The authors of this book examine the political issues surrounding childhood, including law making, social policy, government provisions and political activism.; This text examines current social and political issues involving childhood. It looks at the impact of the "e;New Right"e; who talk of family values, parent power in schools, irresponsible provision of contraception to young girls and the increase in child violence as a result of mass media. It also considers the response of the caring professions and the "e;Modern Left"e; who campaign, amongst other things, for the establishment of children's rights.