Children, Securitization, War and Peace:
Perspectives from the West Horschelmann, Kathrin |
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ISBN 13: 9781138923201 ISBN 10: 1138923206 Category: Geography Edition: 1 Publisher: Taylor & Francis Publication Date: 01/2027 Format: Cloth Status: Not Yet Published Imprint: Routledge Affiliation: University of Durham, UK Audience: College/higher education Pages: 224 Weight: 2 Retail Price: 150.00 (Tentative Price May Change) Quantity On Hand: 0 Quantity On Order: 0 |
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Synopsis: This book explores the implications of western security politics for children’s rights and their citizenship. It focuses on the interplay between a wide range of state-strategies that seek to enrol children in security politics as future citizen soldiers. The book explores the diversity of ways in which children themselves engage with cultures of war and the politics of security and the realities of security in their everyday lives. This book makes explicit the connections between the recruitment of children to security politics in the USA and Europe to the plight of children in other parts of the world. It draws on, consolidates and develops new perspectives on the governing of childhood and will be of interest to students of childhood studies, conflict studies, international relations, politics, geography, and sociology. |
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