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Perceptions of Risk and Safety in Public Spaces: Towards a Child Standpoint has reached unprecedented levels in wealthy countries. Concerns about the dangers presented to children in public spaces, particularly from traffic and strangers, have resulted in children’s independent movement within their communities being severely limited. This chapter examines the literature a

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Child-Friendly and Sustainable Cities: Exploring Global Studies on Children’s Freedom, Mobility, and approach to analyzing children’s independent mobility (CIM) by reviewing global studies on freedom, mobility, and risk and then applying a sociocultural-ecological analysis to consider some of the challenges. By applying this approach, the authors seek to better understand the sociocultural-ecologi

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Perceptions of Risk and Safety in Public Spaces: Towards a Child Standpointerns. It argues that a child standpoint offers a means of reshaping the debate around risk and children’s safety in communities, by first illuminating generationally based hierarchies and second bringing children’s own perspectives to the fore.