The Routledge Handbook of Global Child Welfare

ISBN-13: 9780367335793 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 389 str.

Pat Dolan; Nick Frost

Opis

In the context of the increasing global movement of people and a growing evidence base for differing outcomes in child welfare, Routledge Handbook of Global Child Welfare provides a compelling account of child welfare, grounded in the latest theory, policy and practice.

Spis treści

Introduction  Part I: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives  Introduction to Part I  1. Children, Parents and the Family: 1500-1900  2. Child Welfare: History and Origins  3. Children and Childhood: Viewed Through Different Disciplinary Lenses  Part II: Parenting, Resilience and Community Support  Introduction to Part II  4. Community Development Approaches in Response to Neoliberalism: The Example of Eskasoni Mental Health Services, Canada  5. The Centrality of Community: Achieving Child and Youth Welfare  6. Universal Service Provision for Children and Young People: A Challenge for Policy Makers  7. Child Welfare Practice in New Zealand: Challenges and Possibilities  Part III: Family Support  Introduction to Part III  8. Promoting Children’s Welfare through Family Support  9. Contemporary Young Motherhood: Global Perspectives of Everyday Experiences  10. The Relevance of Youth Civic Engagement for Child Welfare: Lessons Learnt from Socialist and Post-Socialist Slovenia  11. Children’s Rights, Social Justice and Family Support: Developing Inclusive, Intersectional and Participatory Practice  Part IV: Crime and Violence against Children  Introduction to Part IV  12. Preventing Child Sexual Exploitation: Would an International Age of Consent to Sexual Activity Help Secure the Welfare of children?  13. Child Labour Exploitation: A Historical and Global Perspective  14. Child Welfare and Serbia on the Path Towards European Integration  15. The Impact of Intimate Partner Violence on Children: A Global and Developmental Analysis  16. The Impact of Exposure to Domestic Abuse on Children and Young People: Lessons from Research  17. Comparing Child Protection Systems: Towards a Global Perspective  Part V: Substitute Care  Introduction to Part V  18. Kinship Care for Children and Young People: International Perspectives  19. International Adoption: A Global Challenge  20. Residential Care for Children and Young People: Policy and Practice Challenges  21. Institutionalisation and the Commodification of Children: How to Ensure Children Regain their Right to Family Life  Part VI: Promoting Positive Practice  Introduction to Part VI  22. From Relationship-Based Practice in Child Welfare Services to Co-Production with Families  23. Multi-Disciplinary Work with Children and Young People: Process and Outcomes  24.Youth Mentoring as a Form of Support for Children and Young People at Risk: Insights from Research and Practice  25. Activated Empathy in Child Welfare and Youth Development: A Case for Consideration  26. The Use of Play Skills During Child Protection and Welfare Assessments: Building Relationships with Children to Explore Attachment Relationships  27. Conclusion,