This book provides an alternative approach to that which currently dominates child protection policy and practice. It argues that the harms children and their families experience are often subject to a highly individualised risk-focused gaze and for a social model that locates families within their economic and social contexts and places ethics and human rights centrally.
abstract = "This book provides an alternative approach to that which currently dominates child protection policy and practice. It argues that the harms children and their families experience are often subject to a highly individualised risk-focused gaze and for a social model that locates families within their economic and social contexts and places ethics and human rights centrally.",
author = "Brigid Featherstone and Anna Gupta and Kate Morris and Sue White",
N2 - This book provides an alternative approach to that which currently dominates child protection policy and practice. It argues that the harms children and their families experience are often subject to a highly individualised risk-focused gaze and for a social model that locates families within their economic and social contexts and places ethics and human rights centrally.
AB - This book provides an alternative approach to that which currently dominates child protection policy and practice. It argues that the harms children and their families experience are often subject to a highly individualised risk-focused gaze and for a social model that locates families within their economic and social contexts and places ethics and human rights centrally.
UR - https://policy.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/protecting-children