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Köp båda 2 för 3018 krContemporary Political Theory ... provides a provocative philosophical contribution to the present theorization on children's rights. It is useful because, in a time when policy-wise children's rights are gaining increasing dominance, it presents perspectives that suggest potential theoretical and practical deficits. The presentation of different arguments helps to refine the reader's own views, whatever his or her theoretical or policy position.
Contemporary Political Theory ... essential reading ... The book adds to the literature by moving certain debates forward, with more nuanced and often more challenging considerations of children's rights and autonomy.
Philosophical Quarterly Each chapter in this volume makes a significant contribution to the literature on children's rights. It should be considered essential reading for anyone seriously concerned with the complex issues surrounding the moral and legal status of children.
Political Studies Review ... anyone interested in tackling the philosophical issues concerning children and parents would do well to consult this book.
Political Studies Review The moral and political status of children and the rights and duties of parents are subjects that have enjoyed renewed political and philosophical interest in recent years, and this collection addresses the principal questions with admirable clarity and subtlety.
Introduction; I. CHILDREN AND RIGHTS; Do Children Have Rights?; What Rights (If Any) Do Children Have?; Children's Choices of Children's Interests: Which Do Their Rights Protect?; Being versus Becoming: A Critical Analysis of the Child in Liberal Theory; II. AUTONOMY AND EDUCATION; Special Agents: Children's Autonomy and Parental Authority; Autonomy, Child Rearing, and Good Lives; Children, Multiculturalism, and Education; Answering Susan: Liberalism, Civic Education, and the Status of Younger Persons; III. CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND JUSTICE; Silver Spoons and Golden Genes: Talent Differentials and Distributive Justice; Equality and the Duties of Procreators; Liberal Equality and the Affective Family; What Children Really Need: Towards a Critical Theory of Family Structure; Family, Choice, and Distributive Justice