Titlebook: Studies in Modern Childhood; Society, Agency, Cul Jens Qvortrup (Professor of Sociology) Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Prisoners of Childhood: Orphans and Economic Dependency,hrough childhood. The customary estimate is that, in developing countries, the 2 per cent of children who are orphaned can be absorbed into the extended family and community. However, when the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) announced in 2001 that orphan numbers would increase by

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,‘In Defence of Childhood’: Against the Neo-Liberal Assault on Social Life,om within the traditions of the ‘new sociology of childhood’. It is common for writers within this approach to stress the fact that childhood is a social construct, one that has the effect of constraining and restricting children’s social activities. Within the British academy, such themes have been

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Work, Welfare and Generational Order: Towards a Political Economy of Childhood,re seen as precious beings, on the other they are perceived as a burden to their parents and to society. This ambiguity is connected with two interdependent socioeconomic and sociopolitical shifts, concerning children’s economic role and the generational division of labour on one hand and old age se

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,Collective Action and Agency in Young Children’s Peer Cultures,. Although nativist or biological and behaviouristic views of individual development still draw attention, constructivist developmental psychology, as seen in the theoretical approaches of Piaget (1950) and Vygotsky (1978), has had great influence on our appreciation of children’s agency. More probl

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