How the law thinks about children
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書誌事項
How the law thinks about children
Gower, c1990
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-166) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The aim of this book is to examine recent perspectives on the law as a social institution capable of "thinking" - that is, of generating knowledge about children, what they are, who should look after them, and above all what is good or bad for them. It goes on to look at how the way the law "thinks" about children, often conflicts with the "thoughts" of other social institutions. Children in divorce cases and as offenders are discussed.
目次
- Introduction
- the limits of welfare-justice
- law as a self-referential system
- the construction of child welfare science
- the child as a scientific artifact
- the construction of conflict and conciliation in divorce proceedings
- the child as offender
- the law's response and the responsiveness of law
- child-responsive legal systems.
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