Justice for children and familes : a developmental perspective / edited by Mike Shaw, Sue Bailey.
2018
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Title
Justice for children and familes : a developmental perspective / edited by Mike Shaw, Sue Bailey.
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Imprint
Cambridge, United Kingdom : Cambridge University Press, 2018.
Description
1 online resource
Formatted Contents Note
A developmental perspective on justice / Mike Shaw & Sue Bailey
Foundations of family law / Alistair MacDonald
The voice of the child in the family court / Nicholas Crichton
The social determinants of child health / Angela J M Donkin
Philosophical ethics and children / Mar Cabezas and Gunter Graf
Child poverty, well-being and social justice / Gottfried Schweiger & Gunter Graf
Children and relational citizenship : a history / Pamela Cox
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child / Maggie Atkinson
Birth mothers returning to court : can a developmental trauma lens inform practice with women at risk of repeat removal of infants and children / Karen Broadhurst, Claire Mason & Sheena Webb
The family drug and alcohol court: a problem-solving approach to family justice / Judith Harwin Mary Ryan & Sophie Kershaw
Why video interaction guidance in the family drug and alcohol court? / Hilary Kennedy, Fran Freely & Sophie Kershaw
A life course approach to promoting healthy behaviour / Lorraine Khan
Female genital mutilation / Najette O'Donnell & Deborah Hodes
Litigation for failure to remove / Richard Scorer
Towards a theory for the development of autonomy / Mike Shaw
Child sexual exploitation and consent to sexual activity : a developmental and context driven approach / Jenny Pearce and Maddy Coy
Treatment without consent / Camilla Parker
Autonomy and decision making in children and adolescents with gender dysphoria / Domenico Di Cegli
Criminal responsibility / Enys Delmage and Hannele Variend
How reading this book can contribute to public health strategies for children and families / Sarah Jonas
Looking three ways : reflections on a developmental perspective on justice / Gwen Adshead.
Foundations of family law / Alistair MacDonald
The voice of the child in the family court / Nicholas Crichton
The social determinants of child health / Angela J M Donkin
Philosophical ethics and children / Mar Cabezas and Gunter Graf
Child poverty, well-being and social justice / Gottfried Schweiger & Gunter Graf
Children and relational citizenship : a history / Pamela Cox
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child / Maggie Atkinson
Birth mothers returning to court : can a developmental trauma lens inform practice with women at risk of repeat removal of infants and children / Karen Broadhurst, Claire Mason & Sheena Webb
The family drug and alcohol court: a problem-solving approach to family justice / Judith Harwin Mary Ryan & Sophie Kershaw
Why video interaction guidance in the family drug and alcohol court? / Hilary Kennedy, Fran Freely & Sophie Kershaw
A life course approach to promoting healthy behaviour / Lorraine Khan
Female genital mutilation / Najette O'Donnell & Deborah Hodes
Litigation for failure to remove / Richard Scorer
Towards a theory for the development of autonomy / Mike Shaw
Child sexual exploitation and consent to sexual activity : a developmental and context driven approach / Jenny Pearce and Maddy Coy
Treatment without consent / Camilla Parker
Autonomy and decision making in children and adolescents with gender dysphoria / Domenico Di Cegli
Criminal responsibility / Enys Delmage and Hannele Variend
How reading this book can contribute to public health strategies for children and families / Sarah Jonas
Looking three ways : reflections on a developmental perspective on justice / Gwen Adshead.
Summary
"This book explores the values, ideas and structures that promote justice for children and families, and it does so from a developmental perspective. This is because, children come into the world completely helpless, and only very gradually develop the capacity to look after themselves. For at least a quarter of their natural lifespan, they depend on families and communities to meet their needs, protect their interests and nurture their potential"--Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Language
English
ISBN
9781108619554
110861955X
110861955X
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