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Author: Elaine Chase (University College London) ,
Jennifer Allsopp (Harvard University)
Publisher: Bristol University Press
Imprint: Bristol University Press
ISBN: 9781529209037
ISBN 10: 152920903
Pages: 278
Publication Date: 18 November 2020
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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General/trade
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Professional & Vocational
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
"""One of the most powerful and important books you will read. An essential text for anyone interested in migration and the human rights of young people."" Felicity Thomas, University of Exeter ""This book offers a profound analysis of the concept of wellbeing for migrant youths, especially how they are affected by politics-driven public policies. It makes their voices - about their hurdles, strengths, fears and hopes - loud and clear."" François Crépeau, McGill University ""A perceptive and nuanced study of the circumstances of unaccompanied child migrants in England and in Italy. The authors provide a powerful case for radical rethinking of current approaches to the protection of children."" Jacqueline Bhabha, Harvard Law School"
""One of the most powerful and important books you will read. An essential text for anyone interested in migration and the human rights of young people."" Felicity Thomas, University of Exeter ""This book offers a profound analysis of the concept of wellbeing for migrant youths, especially how they are affected by politics-driven public policies. It makes their voices - about their hurdles, strengths, fears and hopes - loud and clear."" François Crépeau, McGill University ""A perceptive and nuanced study of the circumstances of unaccompanied child migrants in England and in Italy. The authors provide a powerful case for radical rethinking of current approaches to the protection of children."" Jacqueline Bhabha, Harvard Law School
One of the most powerful and important books you will read. An essential text for anyone interested in migration and the human rights of young people. Felicity Thomas, University of Exeter This book offers a profound analysis of the concept of wellbeing for migrant youths, especially how they are affected by politics-driven public policies. It makes their voices - about their hurdles, strengths, fears and hopes - loud and clear. Francois Crepeau, McGill University A perceptive and nuanced study of the circumstances of unaccompanied child migrants in England and in Italy. The authors provide a powerful case for radical rethinking of current approaches to the protection of children. Jacqueline Bhabha, Harvard Law School
Author Information
Elaine Chase is Associate Professor in Education, Health and International Development at UCL Institute of Education. Jennifer Allsopp is Postdoctoral Fellow in International Migration at Harvard Graduate School of Education and Coordinator of the Immigration Initiative at Harvard University.
