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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6300-666-8pters, and articulate the different critical arguments that identify causes, consequences and impacts of attendant ideologies and policies on children, parents, families, those who work with children and how childhood and sexuality is represented in society.

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Kristin Baynton,Belinda Jacksonspecially, in the area of law and policy concerning children and young people where sexuality can be seen as simultaneously absent and present (Moore and Prescott 2013). When law and policy does make explicit references to sexuality, it is couched within a protectionist, heteronormative and welfare

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Getting Contentious in Foundationxperiences of children in reality, are that it is inherently negative and damaging; that girls, in particular, come to see themselves and their worth only in terms of their adherence to narrowly defined normative standards of physical attractiveness. These fears have provoked an “incitement to disco

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Kichan Nam,Brian H. S. Kim,Up Limrees of state interventions in welfare (Mishra 1977). This focus on schooling does leave open the question of other forms of sexual education. Foucault’s (1978) analyses of the pedagogisation of children’s sex points to the educative function of most social institutions, such as health and youth ser

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Introduction,pressed in ‘underground’ sub-cultures—are considered a feature of most Western societies in the twenty-first century. Religious and self-proclaimed moral leaders—often politicians—may rail against the degree of interest in sex, but there is no evidence that it is waning.