Children and development III

Abebe, T. 2008: Earning a living on the margins: Begging, street work and the socio-spatial experiences of children in Addis Ababa. Geografiska Annaler 90, 271–84.

Aitken, S. , López Estrada, S. , Jennings, J. and Aguirre, L.M. 2006: Reproducing life and labor: Global processes and working children in Tijuana, Mexico. Childhood 13, 365–87.

Amuedo-Dorantes, C. , Georges, A. and Pozo, S. 2008: Migration, remittances and children’s schooling in Haiti. IZA Discussion Paper No. 3657, Bonn.

Asis, M.M.B. 2006: Living with migration: Experiences of left-behind children in the Philippines. Asian Population Studies 2, 45–67.

Bessell, S. 2009: Children’s participation in decision-making in the Philippines. Childhood 16, 299–316.

Blagborough, J. 2008: Child domestic labour: A modern form of slavery. Children & Society 22, 179–90.

Boas, M. and Hartloy, A. 2008: Child labour in West Africa: Different work – different vulnerabilities. International Migration 46, 3–23.

Boehm, D.A. 2008: ‘For my children’: Constructing family and navigating the state in the U.S.–Mexico transnation. Anthropological Quarterly 81, 777–802.

Bromley, R.D.F. and Mackie, P.K. 2009: Child experiences as street traders in Peru: Contributing to a reappraisal for working children. Children’s Geographies 7, 141–57.

Butler, U.M. 2007: Embodying oppression: Revolta amongst young people living on the streets of Rio de Janeiro. In Staples, J. , editor, Livelihoods at the margins: Surviving the city. Left Coast Press, 53–73.

Butler, U.M. 2009: Freedom, revolt and ‘citizenship’: Three pillars of identity for youngsters living on the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Childhood 16, 11–29.

Cabannes, Y. 2006: Children and young people build participatory democracy in Latin American cities. Environment and Urbanisation 18, 195–218.

Cheney, K.E. 2007: Pillars of the nation: Child citizens and Ugandan national development. University of Chicago Press.

Chiu, C. 2009. Contestation and Conformity: street and park skateboarding in New York City public space, Space and Culture, 12, 25–42.

Cole, J. and Durham, D. , editors 2008: Figuring the future: Children, youth, and globalization. School of American Research Press.

Dahlblom, K. , Rodríguez Herrara, A. , Pena, R. and Dahlgren, L. 2009: Home alone: Children as caretakers in León, Nicaragua. Children & Society 23, 43–56.

Davies, M. 2008: A childish culture? Shared understandings, agency and intervention: An anthropological study of street children in northwest Kenya. Childhood 15, 309–30.

Frankland, S. 2007: No money, no life: Surviving on the streets of Kampala. In Staples, J. , editor, Livelihoods at the margins: Surviving the city. Left Coast Press, 31–51.

Gough, K.V. 2008: ‘Moving around’: The social and spatial mobility of youth in Lusaka. Geografiska Annaler 90, 243–55.

Gough, K.V. and Franch, M. 2005: Spaces of the street: Socio-spatial mobility and exclusion of youth in Recife. Children’s Geographies 3, 149–61.

Gutman, M. and Connick-Smith, N. , editors 2008: Designing modern childhoods. Rutgers University Press.

Haider, M. 2008: Recognising complexity, embracing diversity: Working children in Bangladesh. South Asia Research 28, 49–72.

Hart, J. , editor 2008a: Years of conflict: Adolescence, political violence and displacement. Berghahn Books.

Hart, J. 2008b: Children’s participation and international development: Attending to the political. International Journal of Children’s Rights 16, 407–18.

Herrera, E. , Jones, G.A. and Thomas de Benítez, S. 2009: Bodies on the line: Identity markers among Mexican street youth. Children’s Geographies 7, 67–81.

Huijsmans, R. 2008: Children working beyond their localities: Lao children working in Thailand. Childhood 15, 331–53.

Jeffrey, C. 2009: Fixing futures: Educated unemployment through a north Indian lens. Comparative Studies in Society and History 51, 182–211.

Jeffrey, C. and Dyson, J. 2008: Telling young lives: Portraits in global youth. Temple University Press.

Jones, G.A. and Chant, S. 2009: Globalizing initiatives for gender equality and poverty reduction: Exploring ‘failure’ with reference to education and work among urban youth in the Gambia and Ghana. Geoforum 40, 184–96.

Jones, G.A. and Thomas de Benítez, S. 2009: Tales of two or many worlds? When ‘street’ kids go global. In Wetherell, M. , editor, Theorising identities and social action. Palgrave Macmillan, 75–94.

Kambhampati, U.A. and Rajan, R. 2008: The ‘nowhere’ children: Patriarchy and the role of girls in India’s rural economy. Journal of Development Studies 44, 1309–41.

Katz, C. 2004: Growing up global: Economic restructuring and children’s everyday lives. University of Minnesota Press.

Kielland, A. and Tovo, M. 2006: Children at work: Child labor practices in Africa. Lynne Rienner.

Langevang, T. 2008: Claiming place: The production of young men’s street meeting spaces in Accra, Ghana. Geografiska Annaler 90, 227–42.

Leifsen, E. 2008: Child trafficking and formalisation: The case of international adoption from Ecuador Children & Society 22, 212–22.

Lund, R. 2007: At the interface of development studies and child research: Rethinking the participating child. Children’s Geographies 5, 131–48.

Mizen, P.A. and Ofosu-Kusi, Y. 2010: Asking, giving, receiving: Friendship as survival strategy among Accra’s street children. Childhood 17, 441–54.

Moran-Taylor, M.J. 2008: When mothers and fathers migrate north. Latin American Perspectives 35, 79–95.

Mota, S.A. 2002: The U.S. Supreme Court addresses the Child Pornography Prevention Act and Child Online Protection Act in Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition and Ashcroft v. American Civil Liberties Union. Federal Communications Law Journal 55, 85–98.

Nieuwenhuys, O. 2007: Embedding the global womb: Global child labour and the new policy agenda. Children’s Geographies 5, 149–63.

O’Connell Davidson, J. 2005: Children in the global sex trade. Polity Press.

O’Neill, T. 2004: Weaving wages, indebtedness, and remittances in the Nepalese carpet industry. Human Organization 63, 211–20.

O’Neill, T. 2007: ‘Our Nepali work is very good’: Nepalese domestic workers as transnational subjects. Asian and Pacific Migration Journal 16, 301–21.

Offit, T.A. 2008: Conquistadores de la Calle: Child street labor in Guatemala City. University of Texas Press.

Rogers, P. and Coaffee, J. 2005: Moral panics and urban renaissance: Policy, tactics and youth in public space. City 9, 321–40.

Salazar, G. 2008: Second-class citizens in the making: The rights of street children in Chile. Latin American Perspectives 35, 30–44.

Seeberg, M.L. , Bagge, C. and Enger, T.A. 2009: No place: Small children in Norwegian asylum-seeker reception centres. Childhood 16, 395–411.

Swanson, K. 2007: ‘Bad mothers’ and ‘delinquent children’: Unravelling anti-begging rhetoric in the Ecuadorian Andes. Gender, Place and Culture 14, 703–20.

Swanson, K. 2010: Begging as a path to progress: Indigenous women and children and the struggle for Ecuador’s urban spaces. Georgia University Press.

Terrio, S.J. 2008: New barbarians at the gates of Paris? Prosecuting undocumented minors in the juvenile court – The problem of the ‘petits roumains’. Anthropological Quarterly 81, 873–901.

Thomas, M.E. 2005: Girls, consumption space and the contradictions of hanging out in the city. Social & Cultural Geography 6, 587–605.

Thulin, E. and Vilhelmson, B. 2007: Mobiles everywhere: Youth, the mobile phone, and changes in everyday practice. Young 15, 235–53.

Van Blerk, L. 2006: Diversity and difference in the everyday lives of Ugandan street children: The significance of age and gender for understanding the use of space. Social Dynamics 32, 47–74.

Van Blerk, L. and Ansell, N. 2006: Children’s experiences of migration: Moving in the wake of AIDS in southern Africa. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 4, 449–71.

White, S.C. and S.A. Choudhury , 2007: The politics of child participation in international development: the dilemma of agency, European Journal of Development Research, 19, 529–50.