This book is for academics, practitioners, policy-makers and civil society actors working in the fields of children\'s rights, child development, family law and, more broadly, child law and childhood studies.
Based on interdisciplinary research, it suggests a new and radical conception of childhood and the meaning of children\'s Right to development..
This book is for academics, practitioners, policy-makers and civil society actors working in the fields of children\'s rights, child development, family law and, more broadly, child law and childhood studies