Titlebook: Street-Frequenting Young People in Fiji; Theory and Practice Patrick Vakaoti Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018

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Introduction: Making the Case for Understanding Street-frequenting Young People,troduces this complexity, situating street-frequenting young people in this reality and argues that they are best understood from a critical postmodern stance. It concludes with a description of the book’s chapter overviews.

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Reclaiming and Reconsidering Relationships with Street-frequenting Young People, to address the limitations of current approaches and illuminate how neo-liberal environments structure inequalities for young people. This offers practitioners and stakeholders an opportunity to reflect on their current assumptions about and responses to street-frequenting young people and explore creative ways of engagement.

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Childhood and Youth in Fijian Society: In and Out of Place,ut’ of place. Being ‘in’ place generally refers to an existence within the home, school and village. An ‘out of place’ existence is one experienced outside of these normative spaces. The chapter follows how these constructions are reflected in state discourses that protect children through regulatio

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,Leaving Home to Be ‘Out of Place’,tence often involves a process that begins with ‘testing the waters’ before deciding that the street is the most favourable of all ‘home’ options. This decision, however, is accompanied by the public gaze, inviting responses from moral entrepreneurs, fearful of young people’s urban and street transg

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The System: Street-frequenting Young People and Their Social World,and engage in leisure and sleep. The chapter illustrates how these young people appropriate space, engage in meaningful work spaces, contest moral perceptions about them and resist in both explicit and masked ways. The chapter notes that a street-frequenting existence is less different from any othe

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