Children and Society Journal

The latest volume of the Journal entitled Children and Society has just been released and this is a special volume dedicated to children and slavery:

Volume 22, Issue 3 is now available online - SPECIAL ISSUE: Child Slavery Worldwide.
Guest Edited by Gary Craig

This special issue of Children and Society is a contribution to understanding the scope and size of child slavery, to help those making or enforcing policy or responding to the victims of slavery to be able to understand the nature of child slavery and, hopefully, to combat it. To read more, please click on the article titles below.

Contents: EDITORIAL: Editorial Introduction Gary Craig Modern-Day Child Slavery Hans van de Glind and Joost Kooijmans ‘International Criminalisation and Child Welfare Protection’: the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child Trevor Buck Child Domestic Labour: A Modern Form of Slavery Jonathan Blagbrough Extreme Forms of Child Labour in Turkey Serdar M. Degirmencioglu, Hakan Acar and Yüksel Baykara Acar Falling Through the Gaps: Safeguarding Children Trafficked into the UK Farrah Bokhari Child Trafficking and Formalization: The Case of International Adoption from Ecuador Esben Leifsen ‘Precious Children in a Heartless World’? The Complexities of Child Trafficking in Marseille Brenda Carina Oude Breuil Life Histories and Survival Strategies Amongst Sexually Trafficked Girls in Nepal Padam Simkha

More Themed and Special Issues from Children & Society:


Special Issue: Asylum Seeking and Refugee Children: Local and Global Perspectives
Volume 21, Issue 4, July 2007
Guest Editors: Jo Boyden & Jason Hart

Special Issue: Gender and Ethnicity in Children's Everyday Lives
Volume 20, Issue 2, April 2006
Guest Editors: Virginia Morrow & Paul Connolly

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