Titlebook: Children‘s Rights in International Politics; The Transformative P Anna Holzscheiter Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Power and Exclusion in Discourse Approaches to International Relations discourse-based approaches to IR contributes to the present heterogeneity of this field. However, it also encourages an opening up of the discipline towards debates and concepts from other areas of social inquiry.

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Global Childhood — an Essentially Uncontested Concept?h would move this document to almost universal acceptance (with only Somalia not having ratified). When the Supreme Court made its decision, Justice Kennedy, speaking for the majority of the judges, stated ‘[r]etribution is not proportional if the law’s most severe penalty is imposed on one whose cu

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Origins of the Drafting of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Childtion supports the argument that ‘a(chǎn)t least at the level of norm-creation there […] appears to exist a strong consensus among states as to the substance and universal applicability of the rights of the child’ (Harris-Short, 2003: 135). This also seems to be confirmed by the fact that the draft was ent

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Discursive Practices within the UN and the Transformation of a Global Childhood Paradigm the Convention’s title that figured in the drafters’ discussions: (1) The rights-holder covered by the Convention: should it address ‘children’ as a group or the ‘child’ as an individual?. (2) The terminology used for the nature of rights contained in the possible Convention. Concerning the first q