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Justice for children : autonomy development and the state / Harry Adams.
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Main Author:
Adams, Harry William, 1962-
Format:
eBook
Language:
English
Published:
Albany :
State University of New York Press,
©2008.
Subjects:
Autonomy in children.
Social justice.
Parent and child.
Child development.
Child welfare.
PSYCHOLOGY
>
Developmental
>
Child.
PSYCHOLOGY
>
Psychotherapy
>
Child & Adolescent.
FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS
>
Child Development.
Autonomy in children
Child development
Child welfare
Parent and child
Social justice
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Table of Contents:
Autonomy
Autonomy
The necessary conditions of autonomy
The degrees of autonomy
The value of autonomy
The moral priority of children's development of autonomy
Autonomy development
Child development and the autonomy threshold
Young adulthood and the signs of autonomy (the commencement of a life path)
Adolescence and the building blocks of autonomy (the acquisition of self-efficacy skills)
Childhood and the foundations of autonomy (the early pathways of development)
Crippled autonomy development and state intervention
Crippled autonomy development and the harm principle
Crippled autonomy development and state intervention
Possible types of state intervention
Intervention in the family : a parental licensing model
The proactive management of risks
A model of parental licensing
Compulsory contraception
Intervention in the school : an educational justice standard
The need for educational justice
The educational justice standard (to support at least minimal autonomy, [greater than or equal to] AL3)
Addendum : educational support for more than minimal autonomy ([greater than or equal to] AL4)?
Conclusion.
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