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Family, Childhood and Technologies of Government

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Studies on agents, structures, and bureaucracies in policies of protection and assistance to children and families.








Research Articles





  • Child abuse in perspective: reflections on the thematization and treatment of violence against children and adolescents in Argentina.

By Julieta Grimberg





  • The “Legal Trafficking” of Brazilian Children : Adoption as a Solution to Poverty.

By Andréa Cardarello





  • The movement of the mothers of the Courthouse Square: “legal trafficking” of children, adoption, and poverty in Brazil.

By Andréa Cardarello





  • The right to have a family: ‘legal trafficking of children’, adoption and birth control in Brazil.

By Andréa Cardarello





  • The interest of the child and the interest of the elites: Child-trafficking scandals, adoption and paternity in Brazil.

By Andréa Cardarello





  • Recreate the images of danger and salvation. The meanings given to “appropriated” childhood by state terrorism in Argentina.

By Carla Villalta





  • Tutelary Council as a technology of government. Agonistic relations between protection and surveillance.

By Fernanda Rifiotis e Theophilos Rifiotis





  • Becoming a subject : the experience of young people with the young adult´s contract in France.

By Fernanda Rifiotis





  • Rereading Howe. Using social-work theory to analyze socio-educational interventions in childhood.

By Aranzazu Gallego-Molinero e Blanca Girela-Rejón





  • Between trust and transformation: modalities of social intervention on children at risk within the framework of comprehensive protection of rights in Argentina.

By Natália Larrea




  • Dramas and dilemmas in interventions on children “at risk” in a state agency for rights protection.

By Natália Larrea





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