Thatcher's Children?: Politics, Childhood And Society In The 1980s And 1990s
Published 22 July 1996
Jane Pilcher, Stephen Wagg
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Thatcher's children? - the study of politics of childhood in the neo-liberal era testing, testing - politics, childhood and British education 1979- 1995 the politics of the Children's Act happy families - the politics of child abuse young thugs go for it - the politics of the young offender Gillick and after - children and sex the children's rights movement child poverty tabloid constructions of childhood - the case of James Bulger's murder childhood, media and popular culture childhood, labour and slavery children and the sex industry in the Far East.
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Social Sciences