Children’s Rights in International Politics

1. Introduction
Anna Holzscheiter

Part I. Discursive Practices, Power and Institutions

2. Power and Exclusion in Discourse Approaches to International Relations
Anna Holzscheiter

3. Discursive Transformation and the Role of Institutions
Anna Holzscheiter

Part II. Global Childhood Revisited

4. Global Childhood — an Essentially Uncontested Concept?
Anna Holzscheiter

5. Discourses of Childhood — the ‘Communicative Ecology’ of the Child
Anna Holzscheiter

Part III. Drafting the UN Convention — towards a New Image of Childhood

6. Origins of the Drafting of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Anna Holzscheiter

7. Discursive Practices within the UN and the Transformation of a Global Childhood Paradigm
Anna Holzscheiter

8. The Exclusionary Facets of the Social Environment and Their Effects on the New Image of Childhood
Anna Holzscheiter

9. The Convention and Beyond — Future Prospects for an Analysis of Norm Change through Discourse
Anna Holzscheiter

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, International Relations, Social Justice, Equality and Human Rights, Childhood, Adolescence and Society, Political Science, Popular Science, general, Human Rights