Studies of Childhoods in the Global South : Towards an Epistemic Turn in Transnational Childhood Research? (Hardcover)

Introduction - Studies of childhoods in the Global South: towards an epistemic turn in transnational childhood research??1. Unsettling orthodoxy via epistemological jailbreak: Rethinking childhood, psychology, and wellbeing from the Caribbean?2. Kapwa child participation, kapwa childhood, and a path towards the indigenisation and expansion of international agreements?3. International perspectives on the participation of children and young people in the Global South?4. Considering an agency?vulnerability nexus in the lives of street children and youth?5. ‘Shed’, ‘shed makkalu’, and differentiated schooling: narratives from an Indian city?6. Untangling the Latin American child: heterogeneous temporalities of Latin American “modern” childhoods?7. Children’s agency and cultural appropriation through the lens of South American anthropology: Mapuche and Toba/Qom children facing Catholic education?8. Child care and participation in the Global South: an anthropological study from squatter houses in Buenos Aires?9. Vaulting the turnstiles: dialoguing and translating childhood and agencies from Chile, Latin America?10. Disputed meanings about child labour, its consequences, and interventions: discussions based on ethnographic research in Argentina

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