Tackling social exclusion has been identified as a governmental priority. The predominant approach is located within the welfarist problem/solution paradigm. Research was undertaken at a family centre, serving school non-attenders, parents, children and young people in a deprived neighbourhood. It identified the potential presented by an alternative constructed on a foundation of children's and young people's rights, involving a commitment to transformatory education and putting a relevant contemporary interpretation of 'respect' into practice. Our paper will interrogate the role of liberatory education in combating social exclusio
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This paper argues that: • Scotland should organise itself around social justice, which addresses ent...
This research investigated the way in which the children's rights agenda is being implemented in pra...
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The purpose of the article is to demonstrate how the United Nations International Children’s Emergen...
This chapter seeks to outline a future research agenda for social rights that (a) reclaims social ri...
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Although the discourse of human rights has been widely adopted, the philosophical foundations of hum...
This chapter seeks to outline a future research agenda for social rights that (a) reclaims social ri...
This article presents a personal account of what socially just and inclusive education means to me, ...
This paper explores questions about the value of human rights-based approaches in supporting the eng...
Schools present a unique context for the generation and resolution of conflicts of human rights. Whi...
The intent of this work is to explore how children, youth, and adults with disabilities are discrimi...
This research report evaluates the RESPECT programme, which targeted 11-16 year olds who displayed a...
This study, using the case study approach, aims to find out how two inclusive schools protect and up...
In the UK, the 1990s have seen the creation and honing of government generated discourses on social ...
This paper argues that: • Scotland should organise itself around social justice, which addresses ent...
This research investigated the way in which the children's rights agenda is being implemented in pra...
This paper will analyse the gains from ‘Fighting for our Rights’ project (2016-2018) focusing on the...
The purpose of the article is to demonstrate how the United Nations International Children’s Emergen...
This chapter seeks to outline a future research agenda for social rights that (a) reclaims social ri...
This paper reviews practical pressures against democracy in British schools, then considers the plac...
Although the discourse of human rights has been widely adopted, the philosophical foundations of hum...
This chapter seeks to outline a future research agenda for social rights that (a) reclaims social ri...
This article presents a personal account of what socially just and inclusive education means to me, ...
This paper explores questions about the value of human rights-based approaches in supporting the eng...
Schools present a unique context for the generation and resolution of conflicts of human rights. Whi...
The intent of this work is to explore how children, youth, and adults with disabilities are discrimi...
This research report evaluates the RESPECT programme, which targeted 11-16 year olds who displayed a...
This study, using the case study approach, aims to find out how two inclusive schools protect and up...
In the UK, the 1990s have seen the creation and honing of government generated discourses on social ...
This paper argues that: • Scotland should organise itself around social justice, which addresses ent...
This research investigated the way in which the children's rights agenda is being implemented in pra...