Index

Human Rights for Children and Youth

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Publication date: 7 October 2019

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(2019), "Index", Human Rights for Children and Youth (Sociological Studies of Children and Youth, Vol. 24), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 235-244. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1537-466120190000024014

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INDEX

Adult(s)

abusive
, 126

culture
, 63–64, 65–66

miners
, 156, 157, 160

‘Against human rights!’
, 61

Agency

concept of
, 6, 142

as reflexivity
, 137–139

Agrarian reform settlements
, 85–89

Alternative learning system (ALS)
, 176

Anthropology, classical contributions
, 134

‘Anti-Child Abuse Law of 1992’
, 156

Argentina
, 17–20

Argentine Laws on Early Childhood and Education
, 19

Argumentative discursive capacity
, 12

ARV drugs
, 51

Aspiraciónes
, 174

Autonomy
, 12

Bearers of rights
, 72

Bilingualism
, 25

Biopolitics
, 74–75

Black Movement
, 70

Boxing ring
, 111

Boys Training Centre (BTC)
, 42–46

Brazilian agribusiness
, 61

Brazilian childhood studies

childhood and human rights
, 59–62

children’s right in
, 73–75

form 2000s
, 71–73

form 1970s and 1990s
, 67–71

sociology of
, 62–67

Brazilian Children’s Rights
, 73–75

Brazilian people
, 67

Brazilian social inequality
, 68

Brazilian Sociology of Childhood
, 62–63, 65–66, 73–74

British society and social mobility
, 199–200

Cadernos de Pesquisa
, 71

Capitalism
, 75

Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Exam
, 52–53

Caribbean SIDS
, 38

child and national poverty levels in
, 47

education & health indicators (children) in
, 50

indicators on status of children in
, 44

secondary exit programme
, 51–52

socio-economic indicators for
, 43

Carlos Chagas Foundation Research Department
, 67–68

Center for Legal Resources (2014)
, 106

Child

abuse and neglect in family
, 101–102

immunization
, 49

‘in danger’
, 72

labor
, 152

mining
, 152

at risk
, 72

safety
, 49

as social agents
, 134

socialization
, 13–14

Child Care Board (CCB)
, 42

Child Care Centers
, 29

Child Care Institutions (CCIs)
, 7–8

analysis and interpretation
, 226–230

association with
, 227

children in need of care and protection
, 223–224

financial problems
, 232

government support
, 231

human rights violations and abuse
, 223

intake capacity of
, 228

in Kerala
, 224–226

in Malappuram
, 232

methodology
, 226

recommendations
, 232–233

registration process, awareness
, 230

religious affiliation of
, 227

religious obligation
, 230–232

respondents, demographic profile of
, 227

respondents differences
, 231

source of income of
, 228

See also Juvenile Justice Act 2015

Child Development Agency (CDA)
, 42

Child Development Centers
, 29

Childhood
, 13–15, 183

care and development
, 16

and human/children rights
, 59–60

in mass media
, 13–14

Childhood Education institution
, 84, 86–87

Childhood Studies

agency as reflexivity, face-to-face interaction and decision-making
, 137–139

agency’s approach
, 142

body dimension
, 139

children in poverty situation as social agents
, 143–147

contributions and limits
, 137

game dimension
, 139–140

generational affiliation
, 141–142

recapping
, 142–143

social practice
, 140

sociology
, 134–137

structural inequalities
, 139

time/space dimension
, 140

Child laborers in Camarines Norte
, 154

Child Law 272
, 104

Child miners (CM)

aspirations in life
, 169

day-to-day activities
, 168

educational background
, 161

ethical considerations and
, 156–158

existence
, 154–155

families and
, 168–169

how they become
, 163

income
, 165

income utilization
, 166–167, 168

life experiences of
, 161–169

living conditions
, 161–162

methodology
, 155–158

net income per day or per week
, 166, 167

Paracale small-scale gold mining system
, 158–161

possibilities and evocations
, 172–176

reasons for working as
, 163

social development framework
, 169–172

socio-demographic background
, 161

their difficulties
, 168

their work
, 163–164

working hours
, 165

See also Small-scale gold mining system (SSGMS)

Child-oriented pedagogy
, 30

Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA)
, 42

Child Protection Directorates
, 115

Children in Conflict with Law (CCL)
, 223–224

Children in need of care and protection
, 223–224

Children in Need of Care and Protection (CNCP)
, 223–224

Children in poverty situation as social agents
, 143–147

Children Rural Education, legal recognition
, 84–85

Children’s bicultural identity
, 25

Children’s citizenship
, 140

Children’s culture
, 63, 65

Children’s folklore
, 63

Children’s rights
, 16, 55, 59

Children’s Rights Convention (CRC)
, 100, 103

Children’s socialization
, 63–64, 66

Child’s play

childhood, slum and children’s bodies
, 183–186

Elementary School
, 182

essentiality of childhood
, 182

expression
, 190

open area of the slum
, 186–189

practices in school
, 186–189

recriminatory attitudes
, 182

students during playtime
, 182

See also Slum

Churning
, 206

‘Ciclo Jardín de Infantes’
, 26

‘Ciclo Jardín Maternal’
, 26

Civil Procedures Code (134/2010)
, 104

Class prejudice
, 62–63

Colonialism
, 75

Conception of power
, 143

Conflicts
, 169–171

Convention on the Rights of the Children (CRC)
, 3, 5–6, 15, 41

Caribbean context
, 41–46

conceptual framework
, 37

International Development Agenda and children
, 38–41

legislation and policies
, 45

legislative and policy attention
, 42

methodology
, 37–38

policy recommendations
, 55–56

right to a good quality of life
, 46–49

right to education
, 51–53

right to health
, 49–51

right to protection at all times
, 53–54

‘Cradles’ for children
, 103–104

Criminal justice system
, 199

Cultural and social marginalization
, 69

Cultural categories
, 154

Cultural constitution
, 64–65

Cultural deprivation
, 69

Cultural heritage
, 65

Cultural inspiration
, 136

Curricular design for Maternal Garden
, 16

Customer service worker
, 205

Dangerous child
, 72

Debt forgiveness
, 56

Decision-making
, 12, 137–139

Democracy
, 15

and citizenship
, 14

Democratic societies
, 14–15

Department of Agriculture (DA)
, 175–176

Department of Education (DepEd)
, 175

Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)
, 175

Department of Science and Technology (DOST)
, 175–176

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
, 175–176

Dependent care networks
, 17

Depression and anger
, 209

Developmental perspective
, 154–155

Discrimination and violence
, 15

Disparities
, 4

Distributive justice
, 205

Division of Human Services and Family Affairs
, 42–46

Domestication
, 140

social space of
, 7

Durkheim’s Division of Labor and Solidarity
, 154

Early Child Development (ECD)
, 72

Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE)
, 3, 20–21

attendance compulsory
, 22

care
, 16–17

investment in
, 16–17

legal entitlement
, 22

structural indicators for
, 21

Early Childhood Education

in Agrarian reform settlements
, 85–89

attendance
, 86

Childhood Education institution, right of access
, 84

Children Rural Education, legal recognition
, 84–85

educational service
, 81, 82

ethico-social horizon
, 88

institutionalization
, 80

local indicators
, 86

pluridocent teaching unit
, 87

quality indicators in
, 91–92

right to an education with quality
, 90–91

right to quality
, 90

rural, institutionality of
, 89–92

social negotiation of
, 80

unidocent teaching unit
, 87

Early Education (EE)
, 3, 12

Institutions in Sweden
, 24

interprovincial fragmentation of access to
, 27

methodology
, 12–13

National Political Initiatives
, 23

primary sources
, 13

Economic and social marginalization
, 68

Economic arrangements
, 154

Economic marginality
, 196–197

Educare
, 3, 13, 29–31

child care
, 30

holistic approach
, 30

play
, 30

preschools’ primary task
, 31

process of care
, 30

quality and quantity
, 30

shared sustainable thinking
, 30–31

teaching
, 30–31

Education Act of 2010
, 24

Educational Financing
, 19–20

Educational panorama in Argentina
, 25

Educational process
, 3, 13

Educational service
, 81, 82

Education, employment and training (EET)
, 194

Educative contexts
, 15

Educators and older residents, exploitation
, 116–118

Elementary School (EF)
, 86–87

Eloquence
, 12

Emergent needs
, 169–171

Emotional abuse
, 115–116

Emotional neglect
, 102–103

Emotional patterns
, 154

Emotional support
, 122

Employability
, 196

Equality and inequality
, 199

Ethico-social horizon
, 88

Ethnic and racial discrimination
, 70

Ethnicity and race
, 64–65

Europe

and capitalism
, 75

human rights
, 20–25

European Commission
, 21

Ex-industrial rural areas
, 203–204

Exploitation
, 118

Explotación
, 173

Extensive ethnographic observations
, 12–13

Face-to-face interaction
, 137–139

Fag
, 64

Fagot
, 64

Family Court
, 42–46

Family foster care
, 118

Federal Constitution
, 70

Female vendors
, 152

Feminism and anti-colonial movements
, 135

Focus group discussions (FGDs)
, 155–156

Folklore
, 65

Fragmented territories
, 3, 13

Framework for Action to Meet Basic Learning Needs
, 16

Fully productive adult
, 72

Fundamental Human Rights
, 12

Future human capital
, 72

Gender

distinction
, 188

equality
, 40

Generational affiliation
, 141

Geneva Declaration of the Rights of the Child of 1924
, 70

Geography
, 63–64

Global Goals
, 40

Global Violence Reports
, 5–6

Gold products
, 165, 167

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
, 20

Guardians and Wards Act, 1980
, 225

Gyppo
, 115

Health Centers and Population Commission
, 175

Heteronormativity
, 64

Hide-and-seek game
, 188

Homans’ exchange cum rational choice theory
, 154

Human capital
, 72

Human development
, 15

Humanism
, 75

Human rights

childhood
, 13–15

for children and youth
, 1, 2

political-theoretical position
, 2

Educare
, 29–31

Europe
, 20–25

inequality and ‘fragmented territories’
, 25–29

Latin America
, 17–20

national laws, early education in
, 15–17

violations and abuse
, 223

Human Rights for Children
, 60

Hurricanes Irma and Maria
, 53

Ideals
, 154

In chrysalis
, 65–66

In-depth interviews
, 155–156

India’s National Family Health Survey − 3 (2005 − 2006)
, 223

Individual and social consciousness
, 169–171

Inequalities
, 68–69

and ‘fragmented territories’
, 25–29

Infancias
, 13–14

Infantile centres
, 29

Infantile education
, 13–14

Infantile practices
, 140

Infant mortality rates
, 50

Informal education
, 66

Initial Education
, 18

Institutional abuse
, 101–102

concept of
, 101–102

Institutional care, consequences
, 119–121

Institutionalised cultural patterns
, 202

Institutionality
, 89–92

Institutionalization
, 17, 80, 107–108

Institutionalized formative dynamics
, 186

Institutional Review Board
, 157–158

Institutional violence in Romania
, 103–106

Intelligent resistance
, 14

Inter-American Development Bank
, 16–17

Interest theory
, 154–155

Intergenerational category, childhood
, 141

International adoptions
, 104

International Convention on the Rights of the Child (CIDN)
, 136, 148

International Development Agenda and children
, 38–41

International Labour Organization (ILO)
, 152–153

International Monetary Fund (IMF)
, 37–38

Jamaica Survey of Living Conditions (JSLC)
, 38, 47–49

indicators on disparities between poor and non-poor children
, 48

Job density rate
, 204

Justice-oriented approach
, 199–200

Juvenile Justice Act 2000
, 222–223

Juvenile Justice Act 2015
, 222

awareness
, 229

children in need of care and protection
, 223–224

district authority for implementation
, 228

registration in India, requisite
, 223

Kargador (baggage boys)
, 152

Kerala

Child Care Institutions (CCIs) in
, 224–226

Key Concepts in Childhood Studies (2008)
, 137

Key informants (KIs)
, 155–156

La Argentina Fragmentada
, 25

Landless Rural Workers Movement
, 4–5, 80, 84–85

settlements
, 80–81

Lasdok (bag)
, 164

Latin America, human rights
, 17–20

Argentina
, 17–20

Law 26 206
, 18

Legality and legitimacy
, 183–184

Life-long learning. See Educare

Life’s crises
, 169–171

Literacy rate
, 226

Little house play
, 187–188

Maldistribution
, 200

injustices of
, 204–208

Maltreatment against children
, 100–101

Marginalization
, 68

Maternity Gardens
, 28

Mental health issues, institutional care
, 119–121

Merrymaking
, 65

Merton’s Modes of Adaptation
, 154

Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
, 36–37, 41

deficiencies
, 39–40

goals
, 39

Mini-adults
, 59–60

‘Misfit’ boys
, 64

‘Misfit’ girl
, 64

Misrecognition, injustices of
, 208–210

Misrepresentation, injustices of
, 210–214

Misunderstood and devalued
, 208–210

‘Modern Practice Theory’
, 174

Monopolization
, 14

Moral autonomy
, 15

Moral compensation
, 123

Moral equality
, 15

Municipal Centers of Early Childhood Education
, 86–87

Municipal ‘day-care centres’
, 29

Municipal Education Center
, 86–87

Municipality of Paracale
, 156

Municipal Schools of Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education (EMEIEF)
, 86–87

Museum of Art of São Paulo (MASP)
, 74

National and Local Government Unit’s (LGU)
, 175–176

of Paracle
, 175

National Association of Education Research (ANPED)
, 67

National Curriculum Guidelines for Early Childhood Education
, 91

National Irrigation Authority (NIA)
, 175–176

National laws, early education in
, 15–17

National School Canteens Programme (PNCS)
, 46

National Statistics Office (NSO)
, 152

Negative emotionality
, 120

Neighbourhood and spatial contiguity
, 63–64

Neocolonialism
, 61

New Sociology of Childhood
, 135, 136, 137

NOMIS (2018a) data reports
, 204

Non-formal institutions of Child Care
, 29

Non-government agencies (NGAs)
, 175–176

Non-hegemonic identities
, 14

Normality
, 13–14

Norms
, 154, 171

‘Not in education, employment or training’ (NEET)
, 194

Nursing Care Centers
, 29

Office of the Children’s Registry (OCR)
, 42

Organizational schemes
, 154

Orphanage
, 223, 224–225, 231–232

Ortner’s Practice Theory (1984)
, 154, 161, 163, 164

Out-of-care young adults
, 106–107

Out of opportunities
, 204–208

Out-of-school youth (OSY)
, 157

Out-of-school youths or children (OSY/C)
, 176

Overlooked
, 208–210

Pagbibitâ
, 160, 166, 173

Pagkocompressor
, 160, 164, 167, 173

The Palgrave Handbook of Childhood Studies (2009)
, 138

PAREDOS
, 42

Parent Education for Development in Barbados (PAREDOS)
, 42–46

Pedagogy course
, 67–68

Peer culture
, 138–139

Penal Code (135/2010)
, 104

People out of care and victims of abuse
, 121–124

Permanent Household Survey
, 26

Personal histories and violence against children
, 107–108

Personality, traumatic development
, 120–121

Physical abuse
, 110–115

Physical and/or sexual abuse
, 102–103

Physical violence
, 110, 111

Playful activities
, 64

Pluridocent teaching unit
, 87

Political equality
, 15

Political injustice
, 201–202

Poly-victimization of children
, 100

Pontifical Catholic University
, 67–68

Post-compulsory education (PCE)
, 198

Poverty
, 40

and breakdown of social systems
, 154

eradication
, 47, 55–56

parameters
, 25–26

reduction
, 56

Power relations
, 64–65

Pre-school enrolment
, 36

Principal investigator (PI)
, 156

‘Professional’ foster care personnel
, 111

Program abuse
, 101–102

Programme of Advancement through Health and Education (PATH)
, 42

‘Protected childhood’
, 134

Province of Buenos Aires
, 28

Psychological counseling
, 122–123

RA 7658
, 156

Race relationships in childhood
, 62–63

Racial attitudes
, 62

Racism
, 75

Recognition
, 200

Recreation Centers
, 29

Redistribution
, 200–202

Reflective practice
, 139

Reformatory Schools Act, 1897
, 223–224

Religion
, 64–65

Reluctance
, 225, 226, 232

Republic Act (RA) 7610
, 156

Rights of the Child
, 15

Right to an education with quality
, 90–91

Right to education
, 82, 92, 183–184

legal markers of
, 81

social inequality in
, 81

Right to quality
, 90

Romanian children protection
, 103–106

Saint Lucia Family Court Act
, 42–46

SASCA project
, 101

(Garbage) scavengers
, 152

School attendance rates
, 22

School centrism
, 63–64

Scientific production of universities
, 60

Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD)
, 202–203

Self-determination
, 15

Self-incrimination
, 156

Sexes and gender formation
, 64

Sexual abuse
, 49–50, 108–110

Sexuality and gender
, 64–65

Sexual normativity
, 64

Sissy
, 64

Slum

child’s play
, 183–186

child’s play, open area of
, 186–189

dweller
, 185

See also Child’s play

Small Island Developing States (SIDs)
, 3, 46, 53

Small-scale gold mining system (SSGMS)

cost and income
, 160–161

livelihood and as a family tradition
, 158–159

risks
, 159–160

types
, 159–160

See also Child miners (CM)

Social Action Center (SAC) of the Diocese
, 175

Social Action Center of the Diocese and partner institutions
, 175–176

Social backwardness
, 74

‘Social being’ concept
, 66

Social class
, 64–65

and youth transitions
, 196–197

Social discursive construction
, 60

Social disposition
, 147

Social exclusion
, 194, 206–207

Social identity
, 136

Social inequality
, 68, 69, 81

Social values
, 154

Socialization
, 134–135

Socialization processes
, 63–64

Social justice

maldistribution, injustices of
, 204–208

misrecognition, injustices of
, 208–210

misrepresentation, injustices of
, 210–214

study
, 202–204

typology of
, 200–202

young people and
, 199–200

youth transitions and social class
, 196–197

youth transitions in rural context
, 197–199

Social Justice Department
, 228

Social media messenger service
, 203

Social policy makers and leaders
, 175–176

Social psychology
, 62–63

Social realm
, 64

Social relations
, 154

Social rights
, 83

Social struggles
, 2

movement
, 83–84

Social threats
, 72

Societal level development
, 171

Socio-economic development program (SEDP)
, 175–176

Socioeconomic status (SES)
, 17, 194–195

Socio-educational indicators
, 25

Sociological Studies of Children and Youth (SSCY)
, 1

Sociology of childhood
, 62–67, 71

Sociology of childhood:Research with children
, 71

Strain theory
, 154–155

Structural inequality
, 133–134

The Sun in the Head
, 185

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGS)
, 36, 41

goals
, 40

Sweden
, 24–25

Swedish Educare model
, 29–30

Symbolic violence
, 185–186

System abuse
, 101–102

Taga-akaw (sifter)
, 164

Tagapatnaw (crusher)
, 164

Teacher − student relations
, 51

Teaching
, 25, 30–31

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)
, 175

Three Observations on the Sociology of Childhood
, 66

Tomboy
, 64

Topophilia
, 185

Transitional justice
, 102–103

Transitions
, 169–171, 194–195, 196

Trocinhas do Bom Retiro
, 62

UN2030
, 3, 36

Underemployed
, 204–208

Undifferentiated care
, 102–103

Unemployed
, 204–208

Unemployment and disengagement
, 194

UN Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children
, 102

Unidocent teaching unit
, 87

United Nations (UN)
, 60

United Nations in the Sustainable Development Goals
, 15

Unprecedented legal status
, 15

‘Unrecoverable’ children
, 125–126

Urban fringe area
, 195, 203

Urban hunter
, 146

Values
, 154

Violence against children
, 99

data collection, methodology
, 106–107

educators and older residents, exploitation
, 116–118

emotional abuse
, 115–116

food, personal goods and gifts, deprived of
, 118–119

institutional abuse, concept of
, 101–102

institutional care, consequences
, 119–121

institutional violence in Romania
, 103–106

people out of care and victims of abuse
, 121–124

personal histories
, 107–108

physical abuse and other methods of punishment
, 110–115

sexual abuse
, 108–110

transitional justice
, 102–103

Voiceless and disconnected, misrepresentation
, 210–214

Vulnerability
, 4, 202, 214

Weber’s idea of rationality
, 154

Western imperialism
, 61

Witnessing the suffering
, 110

Working-class job
, 205

Working-class youth
, 194

Working women
, 69

World Bank (WB)
, 16–17, 37–38, 72

World Health Organization (WHO)
, 37–38

Yatheemkhanas (orphanage)
, 231–232

Young people and social justice
, 199–200

Youth transitions

in rural context
, 197–199

and social class
, 196–197