Children, rights and the law / Philip Alston, Sthephen Parker, John Seymour (ed.)
Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1992Descrição física: XIV, 268p.; 24cmISBN: 0198257767Assunto: 5107 | 5222 | 974 | 1567 | 121765 | 24391 | 810Localização e Cota : 342.7ALS Resumo: The rights of the minor: as person, as child, as juvenile, as future adult / by Tom D. Campbell. Children's rights and children's lives / by Onora O'Neill. Theory, rights and children: a comment on O'Neill and Campbell / by C. A. J. Coady. Taking children's rights more seriously / by Michael D. A. Freeman. Autonomy and the appropriate projects of children: a comment on freeman / by Catherine Lowy. Children in the children's court: can there be rights without a remedy? / by Ngaire Naffine. An uncontrollable child: a case study in children's and parents'rights / by John Seymour. Reconciling the irreconcilable?: a rights or interests based approach to uncontrollability? a comment on Seymour / by Terry Carney. There ought to be a law against it: reflections on child abuse, morality and law / by Margaret M. Coady and C. A. J. Coady. The limits of the public/private dichotomy: a comment on Coady & Coady / by Bettina Cass. Child support: rights and consequences / by Stephen Parker. Child Support: is the right the wrong one? a comment on Parker / by Rebecca Bailey-Harris. Medical experimentation with children / by Sheila McLean. Children's rights: some feminist approaches to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child / by Frances Olsen. The importance of thinking that children have rights / by John Eekelaar.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Direção-Geral da Política de Justiça | 342.7ALS (Browse shelf) | 3840 | Available | DGPJ3840409600 |
The rights of the minor: as person, as child, as juvenile, as future adult / by Tom D. Campbell. Children's rights and children's lives / by Onora O'Neill. Theory, rights and children: a comment on O'Neill and Campbell / by C. A. J. Coady. Taking children's rights more seriously / by Michael D. A. Freeman. Autonomy and the appropriate projects of children: a comment on freeman / by Catherine Lowy. Children in the children's court: can there be rights without a remedy? / by Ngaire Naffine. An uncontrollable child: a case study in children's and parents'rights / by John Seymour. Reconciling the irreconcilable?: a rights or interests based approach to uncontrollability? a comment on Seymour / by Terry Carney. There ought to be a law against it: reflections on child abuse, morality and law / by Margaret M. Coady and C. A. J. Coady. The limits of the public/private dichotomy: a comment on Coady & Coady / by Bettina Cass. Child support: rights and consequences / by Stephen Parker. Child Support: is the right the wrong one? a comment on Parker / by Rebecca Bailey-Harris. Medical experimentation with children / by Sheila McLean. Children's rights: some feminist approaches to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child / by Frances Olsen. The importance of thinking that children have rights / by John Eekelaar.
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