Titlebook: Children‘s Rights in International Politics; The Transformative P Anna Holzscheiter Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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The Exclusionary Facets of the Social Environment and Their Effects on the New Image of Childhoodeaten a temporary fixation of meaning. It has been claimed on several occasions that the CRC and its coming-into-being represent a showcase for ‘a(chǎn) model of inclusive norm creation’ (Harris-Short, 2001: 350; Johnson, 1992). Yet, while Harris-Short argues that the CRC reflects concerns of non-Western

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The Convention and Beyond — Future Prospects for an Analysis of Norm Change through Discourseiscourse research is likely to assert its place as a sub-field of constructivist research on international politics and that it will continue to play a vital role in the discipline’s epistemological and methodological debates.

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Racist Regimes, Forced Labour and Death discourse-based approaches to IR contributes to the present heterogeneity of this field. However, it also encourages an opening up of the discipline towards debates and concepts from other areas of social inquiry.

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Racist Regimes, Forced Labour and Deathhood in international politics was reformulated and, ultimately, modernized was characterized by various dimensions of power and exclusion that both constrained actors’ discursive practices and enabled a shift in perspective.

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Stephen Karesh,Medhat Sam Gabriel the Convention’s title that figured in the drafters’ discussions: (1) The rights-holder covered by the Convention: should it address ‘children’ as a group or the ‘child’ as an individual?. (2) The terminology used for the nature of rights contained in the possible Convention. Concerning the first q

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Medhat Sam Gabriel,Bital Savir-Barucheaten a temporary fixation of meaning. It has been claimed on several occasions that the CRC and its coming-into-being represent a showcase for ‘a(chǎn) model of inclusive norm creation’ (Harris-Short, 2001: 350; Johnson, 1992). Yet, while Harris-Short argues that the CRC reflects concerns of non-Western

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