3. Becoming-Child: Ontology, Immanence, and the Production of Child and Youth Rights

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword vii
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Introduction 1
6. PART ONE: A WORLD OF CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
7. 1. The Dilemma of Child and Youth Participation in Nepal’s People’s War 21
8. 2. Protecting the Rights of International ‘Orphans’: Evaluating the Alternatives 39
9. 3. Becoming-Child: Ontology, Immanence, and the Production of Child and Youth Rights 69
10. 4. Children’s Right to Education: Contextualizing Its Expression in Developed and Developing Countries 85
11. PART TWO: PROTECTING CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
12. 5. Entitlement beyond the Family: Global Rights Commitments and Children’s Health Policy in Canada 115
13. 6. There’s No Place Like Home: The Child’s Right to Family 137
14. 7. Human Rights for Children and Youth with Developmental Disabilities 163
15. 8. Protecting the Rights of Alleged Victims of Child Abuse in Adult-Based Judicial Systems 195
16. PART THREE: WEIGHING PROTECTION AND PARTICIPATION RIGHTS IN SCHOOLS
17. 9. Child Rights in Cyber-Space: Protection, Participation, and Privacy 219
18. 10. Too Little, Too Late: The Right to Comprehensive Sexual Health Education in Childhood and Adolescence 245
19. 11. Special Education Rights: Services for Children with Special Needs in Ontario Schools 271
20. 12. Bullying Prevention and the Rights of Children: Psychological and Democratic Aspects 297
21. 13. Rights and Responsibility: Secondary School Conduct Codes and the Production of Passive Citizenship 326
22. Contributors 347