Judith Ennew

Beazley H Bessell S Waterson R (2014) Sustaining the energy: A celebration of the life of Judith Ennew. Children’s Geographies 12(1): 118–125

1976 Examining the facts in fieldwork. Critique of Anthropology 7: 43–66.

1977 (With Hirst PQ Tribe K ) The peasant as an economic category. Journal of Peasant Studies 14(4): 295–322.

1978 Gaelic as the language of industrial relations. The Scottish Journal of Sociology 3(1): 51–68.

1979 The patriarchal puzzle. M/F 2: 71–83.

The material of reproduction: Anthropological views on historical materialism and kinship. Economy and Society 8(1): 99–124.

1980 Gaelic as the language of industrial relations (reprint from 1978). In: Parsler R Shapiro D (eds) The Social Impact of Oil in Scotland. Farnborough: Gower Press.

Scottish enlightenment or Celtic Twilight? The Scottish Journal of Sociology 4(1).

The Western Isles Today. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Hebridean identity and self-image. Cambridge Anthropology 6(1 & 2), a revised version of which appears in Jackson A (ed.) Way of life and identity. SSRC North Sea Oil Panel occasional paper no. 4.

Debt Bondage: A Discussion Document. London: Anti-Slavery Society.

Wrapping up reality: The ethnographic package. Cambridge Anthropology 7(3).

1981 (With Young P ) Child Labour in Jamaica: A General Review. London: Anti-Slavery Society.

Debt Bondage: A Survey. London: Anti-Slavery Society.

1982 Harris Tweed: Production, retention and representation of a cottage industry. In: Goody EN (ed.) From Craft to Industry: The Ethnography of Proto-Industrial Cloth Production. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 166–199.

La niñez como bien comercial. In: Documentos del Congresso de Investigacionacerca de la Mujer en la Region Andina. Lima, Peru: Peru Mujer.

Family structure, unemployment and child labour in Jamaica. Development and Change 13(4): 551–563.

1983 The Child and the State (trans. Meyer P ). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

1984 Social anthropology entries. In: Mann M (ed.) The Student’s Dictionary of Sociology. London: Macmillan.

1985 Child soldiers. Children’s Rights Monitor 4(3): 18–19.

Juvenile Street workers in Lima, Peru. Report for the Overseas Development Administration, London (mimeo).

1986 Mujercita y mamacita: Girls growing up in Lima. Bulletin of Latin American Research 5(2): 49–66.

The Sexual Exploitation of Children: Global Issues. London: Polity Press.

Children of the street. New Internationalist 164(October): 10–11.

1989 Preventative intervention programmes in adolescence: Education in safe sexual behaviour for life? Crisis 10(1): 78–87.

(With Milne B ) The Next Generation: Lives of Third World Children. London: Zed Press. Canadian edition, 1990, Gabriola Island, BC, Canada: New Society Publishers.

1990 Read all about it: Child news – Vendors of the world. In: Ross J Bergum V (eds) Through the Looking Glass: Children and Health Promotion. Ottawa, ON, Canada: Canadian Public Health Association, pp. 295–301.

1991 (With Milne B ) Kinder, die nicht Kind sein dürfen: Leben und Überleben in der 3. Welt. München: C.H. Beck.

Il bambino come essere sociale competente. Milan: Edizioni Unicopli.

1992 Ethics in child research. In: Clarke HF Davies B , Shaping the Future of Child Health: Challenges for Nurses: Proceedings of the Child Health 2000, World Congress and Exposition on Child Health, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

1994 Time for children or time for adults? In: Qvortrup J Bardy M Sgritta G . (eds) Childhood Matters. Vienna: European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research, pp. 125–143.

Less bitter than expected: Street youth in Latin America. Anthropology in Action February: 7–11.

Childhood as a social phenomenon: Country report, England and Wales. Eurosocial Report 36/17. Vienna: European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research.

(With Morrow V ) Out of the mouths of babes. In: Verhellen E Spiesschaert F (eds) Children’s Rights: Monitoring Issues. Ghent: Mys & Breesch, pp. 61–84.

Parentless friends: A cross-cultural examination of networks among street children and street youth. In: Nestman F Hurrelman K (eds) Social Networks and Social Support in Childhood and Adolescence. London: De Gruyter, pp. 409–426.

What is a country report? A symptomatic reading of the first 20 reports to the Committee on the Rights of the Child. Presentation to the European Conference on Monitoring Children’s Rights, Children’s Rights Centre, University of Ghent, Ghent, 11–14 December.

Street and Working Children: A Guide to Planning. London: Save the Children.

1995 (ed.) Learning or Labouring? A Compilation of Key Texts on Child Work and Basic Education. Florence: UNICEF International Child Development Centre.

Outside childhood: Street children’s rights. In: Franklin B (ed.) The New Handbook of Children’s Rights: Comparative Policy and Practice. London: Routledge, pp. 201–215.

Child Exploitation. London: Wayland Publishers.

1996 Exploitation of Children: Global Issues. Austin, TX: Raintree Steck-Vaughn Publishers.

(With Conolly M and Guest editors) Introduction: Children out of place. Childhood 3(2): 131–147.

(With Gopal K Heeran J Montgomery H ) Children and Prostitution: How Can We Measure and Monitor the Commercial and Sexual Exploitation of Children? Literature Review and Annotated Bibliography, 2nd edn. Oslo: Childwatch International/Cambridge: Centre for Family Research.

(With Miljeteig P ) Indicators for children’s rights: Progress report on a project. International Journal of Children’s Rights 4: 213–236.

The child business: Comments on the management of international policies for children. Journal of International Development 8(6): 849–858.

Difficult circumstances: Some reflections on ‘street children’ in Africa. Africa Insight 26(3): 203–210.

1997 Monitoring Children’s Rights: Indicators for Children’s Rights Project. Newmarket: Global Gutter Press.

L’exploitation sexuelle des enfants. Paris: Editions Eshel.

(With Boyden J ; eds) Children in Focus: A Manual for Participatory Research with Children. Stockholm: Rädda Barnen/Save the Children.

(With Milne B ) Methods of Research with Street and Working Children: An Annotated Bibliography. Stockholm: Rädda Barnen/Save the Children.

1998 Shame and physical pain: Cultural relativity, children, torture and punishment. In: Van Bueren G (ed.) Childhood Abused: Protecting Children against Torture, Cruel, Inhuman, and Degrading Treatment and Punishment. Aldershot: Ashgate.

Preface to Johnson V Gordon G Ivan-Smith E . Stepping Forward: Children and Young People’s Participation in the Development Process (Intermediate Technology Publications in Participation Series). London: Intermediate Technology Publications.

1999 Guia para la recopilacion de informacion para monitorear los derechos de la infancia. San José, Costa Rica: Instituto Interamericano De Derechos Humanos & UNICEF-ICDC.

Monitoring Children’s Rights: Indicators for Children’s Rights Projects. Oslo: Childwatch International.

2000 The history of children’s rights: whose story? Cultural Survival Quarterly 24(2): 44–48.

Why the Convention is not about street children. In: Fottrell D (ed.) Children’s Rights for the Twenty-First Century. The Hague: Kluwer Law International, pp. 169–182.

How can we define citizenship in childhood? Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies, Working paper series, vol. 10, no. 12.

Street and Working Children: A Guide to Planning, rev. edn. London: Save the Children.

The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Education in Kenya, and the Potential for Using Education in the Widest Sense for the Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS: A Government of Kenya and UNICEF Kenya Country Office Study: Final Report. Nairobi: UNICEF Kenya.

2002 Future generations and global standards: Children’s rights at the end of the millennium. In: MacClancy JV (ed.) Exotic No More: Anthropology on the Front Lines. Chicago, IL: The University of Chicago Press, pp. 338–350.

(With Plateau DP ) Child Labour: Getting the Message across. Bangkok, Thailand: Regional Working Group on Child Labour (also translated into Indonesian and Vietnamese).

Outside childhood: Street children’s rights (revised version). In: Franklin B (ed.) The Handbook of Children’s Rights: Comparative Policy and Practice. London: Routledge, pp. 201–215.

ILO meets Bhima Sangha. In: Van Beers H Invernizzi A Milne B (eds) Beyond Article 12: Essential Readings in Children’s Participation. Petaling Jaya, Malaysia: Knowing Children, pp. 157–160.

How can we define citizenship in childhood? In: Rajani R (ed.) The Participation of Children. Boston, MA: Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies, pp. 11–26.

(With Morrow V ) Realising the energy: Celebrating the inspiration of Sharon Stephens. Editorial as Guest editors, Children and the politics of modernity: A tribute to Sharon Stephens. Childhood 9(1): 5–17.

2003 (With Swart-Kruger J ) Introduction: Homes, places and spaces in the construction of street children and street youth. Children, Youth and Environments 13(1), no page numbers.

Difficult circumstances: Some reflections on street children in Africa. Children, Youth and Environments 13(1), no page numbers.

2004 Setting directions: Towards a regional strategy to address the corporal punishment of children. In: Towards a Strategy to Address the Corporal Punishment of Children in Southeast, East Asia and Pacific: Proceedings of the International Save the Children Alliance Regional Workshop on Corporal Punishment of Children, Bangkok, Thailand, 6–9 October 2003. Bangkok, Thailand: International Save the Children Alliance.

(With Stephenson P ; compilers) Questioning the Basis of Our Work: Christianity, Children’s Rights and Development. Bangkok, Thailand: Tearfund/Black on White Publications.

(With Plateau DP ) How to Research the Physical Punishment of Children. Bangkok, Thailand: Save the Children.

(With Hastadewi Y ) [C] Seen and Heard: Participation of Children and Young People in Southeast, East Asia and Pacific in Events and Forums Leading to and Following Up on the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on Children, May 2002. Bangkok, Thailand: Save the Children Sweden.

2005 Reprint of ‘Outside childhood: street children’s rights’. In: Franklin B (ed.) (1995) The New Handbook of Children’s Rights: Comparative Policy and Practice. London: Routledge, pp. 107–122.

Reprint of Chapter 5: Sex tourism and traffic, of The Sexual Exploitation of Children (see 1986 and 1995). In: Frost N (ed.) Child Welfare: Major Themes in Health and Social Welfare. London: Routledge, pp. 335–348.

Prisoners of childhood: Orphans and economic dependency. In: Qvortrup J (ed.) Studies in Modern Childhood. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 128–146.

(With Plateau DP ) Childrearing for Peace: A Search for Solutions Family Life without Corporal Punishment in East Asia and the Pacific. Bangkok, Thailand: Knowing Children/Black on White Publications.

(With Myers WE Plateau DP ) Defining child labor as if human rights really matter. In: Weston BH (ed.) Child Labor and Human Rights: Making Children Matter. London and Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner, pp. 27–54.

2006 (With Stephenson P ; compilers and eds) Questioning the Basis of Our Work: Christianity, Children’s Rights and Development, 2nd edn. Bangkok, Thailand: Knowing Children/Black on White Publications.

(With Miljeteig P ) Tourist Visas. Bangkok, Thailand: Knowing Children/Black on White Publications.

(With Van Beers H Chau VP Khan PQ .) Creating an Enabling Environment: Capacity Building in Children’s Participation – Save the Children, Sweden, Vietnam, 2000–2004.

(With Beazley H Bessell S Waterson R ) What Children Say: Results of Comparative Research on the Physical and Emotional Punishment of Children in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, 2005. Stockholm: Save the Children Sweden (Southeast Asia and the Pacific).

(With Beazley H ) Participatory methods and approaches: Tackling the two tyrannies. In: Desai V Potter R (eds) Doing Development Research. London: SAGE.

2007 Children as ‘citizens’ of the United Nations (UN). In: Invernizzi A (ed.) Children and Citizenship. London: SAGE.

2009 The Right to Be Properly Researched: How to Do Rights-Based, Scientific Research with Children. Bangkok, Thailand: Black on White Publications.

(With Beazley H Bessell S Waterson R ) The right to be properly researched: Research with children in a messy, real world. Children’s Geographies 7(4): 365–378.

2011 Has research improved the human rights of children? Or have the information needs of the CRC improved data about children? In: Invernizzi A Williams J (eds) The Human Rights of Children: From Visions to Implementation. Farnham: Ashgate, pp. 133–158.

(with Beazley H Bessell S ) How are the human rights of children related to research methodology? In: Invernizzi A Williams J (eds) The Human Rights of Children: From Visions to Implementation. Farnham: Ashgate, pp. 159–178.

Policy briefing: Transnational migration and children in Asian contexts. In: Inter-Asia Roundtable, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore, Singapore, 2–3 August 2010.