Titlebook: Contested Bodies of Childhood and Youth; Kathrin H?rschelmann (lecturer in human geography) Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Ma

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Contested Bodies of Asylum-seeking Childrenures of unaccompanied minors’ bodies work to influence and shape their everyday lives. During our research, it quickly became clear that their bodies are contested sites. In a variety of ways, their status as asylum-seekers, their skin colour and their perceived age marked them out, structured their

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Children’s Bodies: Working and Caring in Sub-Saharan Africaji 1984, Reynolds 1991, Robson 1996, 2004a, 2004b, Bourdillon 2000, Katz 2004). Children’s everyday work includes domestic chores, head-loading, working on farms, estates and in family businesses, trading, collecting water and firewood, herding livestock and caring for the sick, disabled or elderly

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Militarised Bodies: The global Militarisation of Children’s Livesighlights the importance of exploring the military’s presence and impact on people’s daily lives. Enloe argues that formal militaries . and elicit the participation, support and trust of civilians, particularly women, in order to ensure their own and their soldiers’ sustainability (Enloe 2000: xiv).

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Commentary: Disciplining Bodiesigns, etc. They mumbled a few comments under their breath and made a few minor observations, but nothing seemed to cause undue concern. I looked at the paperwork after they left, and my eyes scanned down to the section titled ‘Abnormalities’. To my surprise, there was an affirmative tick in a sectio

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Stigma, Health Attitudes and the Embodiment of Youth(ful) Identities: Understandings of Self and Oth, there has been less discussion of how stereotypes and stigma influence young people’s health attitudes and the ways these relate to bodies and youth(ful) identities. Media and popular discourses frequently stigmatise young people from working-class or underprivileged backgrounds, emphasising devia

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-05819-7 making the transition from childhood to adulthood necessarily involves the disciplining of children’s bodies, producing struggles and contestation between children and adults about how they move and where they can or cannot go; how the body has been central to the production and contestation of chi